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Students should take out their planner to check if they need to meet with any teachers about upcoming assignments or assessments. They should review and highlight any tests or quizzes coming up, and schedule time during Flex/Tutorial periods at least one or two days in advance to get extra help from teachers. Students are advised to start their hardest assignments first, focus on completing one before moving to the next, and take study breaks by reading quietly if finished early instead of distracting others.
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Students should take out their planner to check if they need to meet with any teachers about upcoming assignments or assessments. They should review and highlight any tests or quizzes coming up, and schedule time during Flex/Tutorial periods at least one or two days in advance to get extra help from teachers. Students are advised to start their hardest assignments first, focus on completing one before moving to the next, and take study breaks by reading quietly without distracting others if finished early.
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1) Planning dedicated blocks of study time and short breaks to refresh.
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- 1. Sit down quietly & take out your planner. Do you need to meet with any of your teachers about questions or upcoming assessments? Review your RECORDED assignments. Highlight any upcoming tests or quizzes. Remember to schedule time during Flex/Tutorial to meet with a specific teacher(s) at least 1 or 2 days before assessments. Be prepared, do not wait until the morning of the quiz or test to get extra help. Start your toughest or longest assignment first. FOCUS – move from one assignment to the next. If you are finished with everything and need a study break, read quietly. You can read a book or interesting article online. DON’T DISTRACT OTHERS. http://www.timeforkids.com http://www.teenink.com http://www.iaam.com Flex/Tutorial Checklist Follow these simple steps to maximize your time and get HOMEWORK DONE!