- Use flashcards when you are studying.
- Use different color pens/pencils to take notes.
- Doodle or draw pictures of what you are studying.
- Read from your textbook.
- Sit in the front of the class so that you can see what the teacher is doing.
- Study some place where you won’t be distracted by things that you see.
- Watch videos on the subject you are learning.
- Do something active while you are studying.
- If you can, stand up while you work or study.
- Create fancy flashcards.
- If possible, ask the teacher if you’d be able to demonstrate for them.
- Study some place where you won’t be distracted by things that you can touch.
- Write and act out a play about the topic you are learning.
- Work out problems out loud.
- Make up songs to help you remember the information that you’re learning.
- Find someone to study with, and study the information together out loud.
- Sit in the front of the class so that you can hear the teacher.
- Study some place where you won’t be distracted by things that you hear.
- Record yourself reading your notes, and then play it back to yourself.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of study skills worksheet middle school.
