| Mrs. Flynn's Study Hints | |
| Listed here are the study hints created by Mrs. Flynn. Click on the link on the left to download a Word document that has the study hint on it to display in your room. | |
| Study Hint #1 | Review before you go to sleep. |
| Study Hint #2 | Do your hardest subject first. |
| Study Hint #3 | Remove distractions. This should make it easier for you to concentrate. |
| Study Hint #4 | Write down the teacher's questions. |
| Study Hint #5 | Take breaks between subjects. |
| Study Hint #6 | Say everything out loud! |
| Study Hint #7 | Use index/flash cards. |
| Study Hint #8 | Use index cards of different shapes and colors to categorize. |
| Study Hint #9 | Do your home education in the same palce and at the same time each night. |
| Study Hint #10 | The best temperature to study in is 65 degrees. Don't get too comfortable. |
| Study Hint #11 | If you can't tolerate QUIET, listen to smart Mozart (same beat as your heartbeat) or run a fan/air conditioner to drown out other noises. |
| Study Hint #12 | Record yourself reciting what you need to remember and play it back before you go to sleep. Thanks Señor. |
| Study Hint #13 | Write it to prove you know it. |
| Study Hint #14 | Never leave a blank on a teacher made test. (It'll be wrong!) |
| Study Hint #15 | For long-term memory: in class, that night, two nights later. |
| Study Hint #16 | Count everything! If you're memorizing a list and know how many there are, you'll discover what's missing. |
| Study Hint #17 | Textbook - Read in small chunks, summarize, take notes = REMEMBER! |
| Study Hint #18 | In you textbook, SKIM each page before you read and when searching for an answer. |
| Study Hint #19 | To relieve test anxiety - Breathe slowly and deeply, roll your head around, right, left, forward, back, shake arms and hands at your sides. Try peppermint - it soothes the tummy and stimulates thinking! |
| Study Hint #20 | On a test, answer the easiest questions first. Go back and do the difficult ones later. |
| Study Hint #21 | On a test, stick with your first impression, especially on true/false questions. |
| Study Hint #22 | On a test - skim the story and read the questions FIRST - you'll know what to read for! |
| Study Hint #23 | Once you are finished with a test, review all answers, especially the difficult ones. |
| Study Hint #24 | In a textbook or on a handout, highlight AFTER you read and only the very important things on the page. |
| Study Hint #25 | In a text book chapter, read the introduction and conclusion BEFORE reading the chapter itself. |
| Study Hint #26 | Use Post-It's to "write" questions in your textbook. Then use them to study the material. The answer's underneath! |
| Study Hint #27 | Read the introduction and conclusion before the chapter itself to better know what is important. |
| Study Hint #28 | Read the questions at the end of the chapter or section before reading text. |
| Study Hint #29 | Always preview by reading the first sentence of each paragraph - it's where the main ideas are. |
| Study Hint #30 | Make it a points to improve your vocabulary - you should have learned 17,500 words this year! |
| Study Hint #31 | Start studying for finals NOW! Frequent review = Overlearning = Success |
| Study Hint #32 | READ this summer! Accept the 1,000 Page Challenge! |