Study Smarter: Practical Study Skills for the College-Bound Student - FLEX Class
Master college study skills, including note-taking, reading large volumes of material, taking essay exams, time management, memory techniques, etc. Learn how to study smarter not harder. Ideal for ADD and struggling learners
Cheryl Carter Creative Classroom
Average rating:
4.7
Number of reviews:(181)
What's included
Homework
1-2 hours per week. Homework will reinforce study skills being taught.in each session. Participants will watch the video teaching lesson (approximately 40 minutes each) per session. Students will also read the accompanying posted materials per week from the eBook, " Get Good Grades in College" and other supplemental materials provided by the teacher. Students will also respond to weekly teacher-posted questions regarding each video lesson and complete a weekly learning journal. The learning journal will reinforce topical study skills. Students will correspondence with the teacher through email, posted class discussion and feedback on assignments. Students will receive feedback through the class discussion. Supplemental materials will also be posted in the Google Classroom. The code for entrance to the classroom will be provided by the instructor after the first class session.Assessment
Students will complete the assignments in the eBook and engage in class discussion with the instructor.Class Experience
Studying, quizzes, and tests do not have to stress you out. You can learn to work smarter not harder. In college, time quickly becomes a rare commodity. While increasing the amount of time you dedicate to your studies may be helpful, the real key to becoming a successful college student is learning how to study smart by applying the college study skills and tips learned in this class. When these study skills are learned early, they make a big difference in school success. High school and middle school students should take this class to master college study skills. Students will learn the skills necessary to become A+ college students. Carter, a college English professor and homeschool guidance counselor with a post-graduate certificate in “College Admissions” from Columbia University guides students in the development of vital study skills to ensure college success. Participants will watch the video teaching lesson (approximately 20 minutes each video for a total of 40 minutes) per session. Students will also read the accompanying posted materials per week. Students will then respond to weekly teacher-posted questions regarding each video lesson and complete an interactive weekly learning journal. The learning journal will reinforce topical study skills. learning journals should be posted in the Outschool classroom where the for teacher and other learners may comment. Students will correspond with the teacher through email, posted class discussion and receive feedback on all assignments. Session 1 Students will learn how to have a positive mindset and how to set setting realistic academic goals Session 2 Students will learn how to manage their time and develop concentration skills. Session 3 Students will learn reading and note-taking skills.. Session 4 Students will learn how to manage college stress and successfully ace exams. Session 5 Students will learn some practical ways to enhance their learning and retention.. Session 6 Students will learn how to write a college research paper and memorize facts.
Learning Goals
Sessions will answer the following questions in each session as per the topic discussed:
Why is a positive attitude towards learning so important?
How can I accomplish my goals?
How can I manage my time when I have so much to do?
How can I focus more on my schoolwork when I find it is hard to concentrate?
How can I complete the large volume of reading that college requires?
How do I take notes in college?
How do I manage the stress of my classes and campus life?
How should I approach studying for a college exam?
What is the best place to study and the best way to study?
How do I create a lifestyle of learning?
How do I write a research paper?
How can I learn faster and memorize facts easily?
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Study skills applicable to students in college classes and/or those students in dual enrollment classes ( taking college classes in high school). .
Supply List
The learner will be provided a free copy of the eBook, "Get Good Grades in College" by Cheryl Carter (the instructor of the class).
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined January, 2018
4.7
181reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Homeschool high school students should take this class to master college study skills. Carter, a homeschooling mother, college English professor and homeschool guidance counselor with a post graduate certificate in “College Admissions” from Columbia University guides students in the development of study skills to ensure college success. Parents should purchase the eBook, “Get Good Grades in College” This class is based on Carter's eBook, "Get Good Grades in College".Reviews
Live Group Class
$42
weekly or $250 for 6 weeks6 weeks
Completed by 1 learner
No live video meetings
Ages: 13-17
