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Successful Studying For All Students
Successful Studying For All Students
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PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN
Start teaching your kids while they are young that studying can be fun, a game. Use the book as a guide to establishing a fun-filled study pattern early in their lives. Let your children believe that you are the expert and that they can call on you to assist them in the future. This book will guide you and them throughout their studies. Never feel helpless again!
JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCHOOL GOERS
During school and particularly after school, for homework, the one formula upsets every young student:
More work = less fun
Unfortunately there is another formula that can be added to this one:
No work = serious problems
This means that somehow, there must be a way to do more work in less time and still leave time for fun!
Here we have the essence of how this book will help you cope. Try use the suggested study time-planner and you will be amazed at how much work you can fit into an acceptable time – without loss of quality. The first part of the book is of great importance to you. The rest of the book will also be of great help now and in the future.

SENIOR SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
As your workload increases so must your study efficiency. If you make tons of notes – and then find it better to use your textbooks to study from because your notes make little sense, then think of the incredible waste of time and effort. This is when your ability to make effective study notes is of extreme importance. This ability will halve your study time and offer you a method of remembering far more details than you ever thought possible. Very few students know this highly effective technique. This book will be of inestimable help to you by explaining this technique in detail, as well as many others. Learn how to speed-read; how to memorize huge volumes of information easily; how to write effective essays and examinations. Modify and use these to your best advantage. There are lots more tips and techniques for everyone to try and use which ever you like. Try them all!
THE FINEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE - IS IN YOUR OR YOUR FAMILY'S FUTURE.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherSteve Golin
Release dateOct 31, 2018
ISBN9780463442999
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    Successful Studying For All Students - Steve Golin

    © Copyright Steve Golin

    ISBN 9780463442999

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the authors.

    While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the author assumes no responsibilities for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of information contained herein.

    How to Use this Book

    PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN

    Start teaching your kids while they are young that studying can be fun, a game. Use the book as a guide to establishing a fun-filled study pattern early in their lives. Let your children believe that you are the expert and that they can call on you to assist them in the future. This book will guide you and them throughout their studies. Never feel helpless again!

    JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCHOOL GOERS

    During school and particularly after school, for homework, the one formula upsets every young student:

    More work = less fun

    Unfortunately there is another formula that can be added to this one:

    No work = serious problems

    This means that somehow, there must be a way to do more work in less time and still leave time for fun!

    Here we have the essence of how this book will help you cope. Try use the suggested study time-planner and you will be amazed at how much work you can fit into an acceptable time – without loss of quality. The first part of the book is of great importance to you. The rest of the book will also be of great help now and in the future.

    SENIOR SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

    As your workload increases so must your study efficiency. If you make tons of notes – and then find it better to use your textbooks to study from because your notes make little sense, then think of the incredible waste of time and effort. This is when your ability to make effective study notes is of extreme importance. This ability will halve your study time and offer you a method of remembering far more details than you ever thought possible. Very few students know this highly effective technique. This book will be of inestimable help to you by explaining this technique in detail, as well as many others. Learn how to speed-read; how to memorize huge volumes of information easily; how to write effective essays and examinations. Modify and use these to your best advantage. There are lots more tips and techniques for everyone to try and use which ever you like. Try them all!

    The best investment you can make; is in your or your children’s future.

    Use this book to its fullest!

    Have fun!

    Contents

    Foreword

    Note to Parents and Students

    1 Establishing a Study Program

    The Brain – How it Works

    Memory Types

    Your Personal Study Program

    Your Study Program

    Getting Started

    Setting Up Your Study Environment

    Planning Your Work

    Working Your Plan

    2 How to Make & Use Study Notes

    Before The Lecture

    In the Lecture

    After the Lecture

    Notes from Multiple Sources – the Fact Map

    Study Notes

    Headings and Numbering

    STUDY NOTES SHEET

    DRAWING & DIAGRAM SHEET

    3 How to Write Effective Essays

    Stick to the Title

    Types of Paragraphs

    Structuring the Essay

    Writing the Essay

    4 Improving Reading & Speaking Skills

    Skim Reading

    Scan Reading

    Detailed Reading

    Quick Reading – Exercises

    Reading Novels & Set Work

    5 Vocabulary & Speaking Skills

    Using the Library

    The Dewey System

    6 Memory Making or Brain Training

    How You Remember – Update

    Association

    The Cartoon

    Cartoons and Trigger Words

    Using Association to Remember

    How to Make up Trigger Words for Your Study Notes

    Study Notes and Trigger Words

    Easy Ways to Remember Notes

    Remembering Lists & Trigger Words

    The Link System

    The Group System

    The Peg System

    The Story / Lyric System

    The Room System

    The Alphabet System

    Number Rhymes

    Mnemonics

    How to Remember Speeches & Prose

    How to Remember Drawings & Diagrams

    How to Remember Formulae

    How to Remember Algebra & Trigonometry

    How to Remember Language

    How to Remember Faces & Names

    6A Remembering (Contd)

    How to Remember Numbers, Figures & Dates

    The Sound System

    The Assembled Sound System

    Using the Sound System

    Remembering Dates

    7 Preparing for, and Writing Examinations

    Revision before Examinations

    Starting Late in the Year

    Exam Nerves

    Drugs and Stimulants

    Auto-Suggestive Relaxation

    Spotting

    In the Examination

    Conclusion

    Foreword

    Note to Parents and Students

    For most students, studying is a boring and tedious process that should be avoided as much as possible. Staring for hours at innumerable pages of notes trying to grasp and remember all the details is at best boring and mind-numbing. The harder one tries, the more fatigued one gets, and the less one actually remembers; the whole process thus becomes an exercise in futility.

    Students are taught early in their education that the only way to learn is simply to repeat the passage over and over again until it sinks in. This is the parrot system. It works well enough with young kids and small passages, but when it comes to more advanced education, this system just does not work. Students who apply this parrot system throughout their schooling find that only a fraction of work that they studied is remembered – and their results are mediocre in the examinations. These mediocre marks are not a true reflection on the intelligence of the student. They are only an indication of how well the student remembers the work studied. Thus students with photographic memories are considered BRILLIANT by their peers, because their marks are so high. Those students who at best only achieve mediocre marks soon become careless and despondent and eventually place limitations on their own abilities with the classic phrase I can’t!. These two words, repeated over and over become part of the student’s life-style and adversely affect their future.

    SUCCESSFUL STUDY METHODS is designed to eliminate those two damning words I can’t! from the student’s vocabulary and replace them with an alternative study program, which the student tailors to suit him / herself. When the student uses a suitable study method, studying then becomes easier, quicker, and more effective (higher marks). By using these methods, students will learn to plan their studying, to organize their personal procedures, and to create more free time for fun. Even students who regularly get good results in examinations will benefit from this program.

    Study skills is not a gift, is something that has to be learned. Learning a new skill requires both PRACTICE and PERSISTANCE. Parents and / or teachers will do well to monitor and encourage this with younger students. If you tell yourself that you will start using this book – later this week; or after this term; or whenever; means that you are reluctant to break with your old way of studying. This is understandable, because, like any bad habit, it will be uncomfortable to change from an old to a

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