How do you help your student study effectively? Any tips to
share?
This blog is meant to provide an opportunity for parents of gifted and talented students in Harrison School District to share their experiences and ideas. Monthly discussion topics will be posted about academic, social and emotional aspects of giftedness to allow for online dialogue. Please remember that this is a public forum, so keep comments confidential in regard to child name, other students, teacher and school. Comments that violate this confidentiality will be deleted.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
September Blog Topic
Studying at home is so important, but often students find
studying boring or they study ineffectively. Good study habits can vastly
improve grades. Tip 1: Use flash cards! Having small “sound bites” of
information is less intimidating to study and aids in memorization. Tip 2: Have
the student create a practice test for themselves. When they start thinking
about how questions and answers are formed, the material sinks in.
Friday, March 8, 2013
March Blog Topic
Daylight Savings is approaching! It’s so important that we
schedule our days so that we get the most out of them. Did you know that
William Shakespeare wrote 38 plays and 154 sonnets in 24 years? He would never
have accomplished all that if he spent most of his free time watching TV! Does
your student have a project they’re trying to accomplish? How do you encourage
them to spend their free time in positive ways?
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Harrison School District Two Parents of Gifted and Talented Blog: January Blog Topic
Harrison School District Two Parents of Gifted and Talented Blog: January Blog TopicHappy New Year! It is that time of year when everyone is making resolutions and setting goals for the upcoming year. The gym is crowded for about two weeks and the produce section of the store is raided and empty! These inconveniences are short-lived as most of us go back to our old ways and ditch our resolutions. The topic for January is goal setting. Do you set goals with your children? Do you help them set goals for themselves and develop a plan to achieve them? If so, what are some tips you can share that have made goal-setting successful with your children? If you would like to start helping your children with successful goal-setting, what are some aspects that you could use help with?
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