Are Your Study Habits Leading to Scary Grades?

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We have classes that teach us many skills in school, but one of the most neglected, study skills, can have the most impact on our success. Students are often told as they are leaving class, “Don’t forget to study for your test!” Yet, they have not been taught how to study.

Resources for Study Skills

Resources for studying are bountiful on the internet, but how do you know where to start? Take a few minutes to assess your study skills using either of the two listed below:

Study Skills Checklist
Study Skills Questionnaire

Both can help you identify areas you can improve upon.

Once you identify study skills you would like to learn more about, review the resources provided on each site.

If you used the Study Skills Checklist, checkout the resources embedded within each question’s link.
If you used the Study Skills Questionnaire, checkout the associated videos “Study Skills – 12 Things You Need to Know.”

If our schools are not teaching these necessary skills, who is? Additional resources are listed on our website.

Take a look and if you feel as if you or your child are spending a lot of time studying, but your grades aren’t improving contact us today to set up an appointment.

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$Angela Culley$

Angela Culley

Owner & Tutor at Math Ninja, LLC

As the founder of Math Ninja, Angela provides online and in person math tutoring for all ages including those studying for the GRE, GMAT, SAT, ACT, PPST, and other math specific subject assessments. Prior to launching her business, Angela coached K-12 educators on effective teaching strategies, curriculum writing, and assessment development.As a classroom teacher, she taught math to students ranging from grade 5 - 12. She has also taught both undergraduate and graduate math courses as an adjunct professor at the University of Virginia and Mountain State University.