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This guide explains how parents can support their children’s study habits throughout secondary school. It covers various study techniques and routines for different school years.
What's inside
- Introduction to academic success in secondary school
- Study techniques for different learning styles
- Study routines for different school years
- Tips for fitting study into a weekly routine
- Advice on revision and filing study materials
Who it is for: Parents of secondary school students. (General)
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Summary
Parents can help their teenagers develop good study habits. This guide gives practical tips on how to do that.
Learning to Learn
Students need to find the best methods for processing information. Parents can help by talking about 'finding their best method of processing'.
Time Spent Studying
Students should study more on weekends than on weekdays. Parents should help them plan study time, allowing for breaks and adapting to changes in routine.
Filing
Students need a good filing system for study notes. Parents can suggest keeping separate folders for each subject to help with revision.
Parent Teenager Conversation
Low self-esteem and negative self-image can affect study. Parents can help by understanding how past experiences may have shaped their teenager's feelings of worth.
Key terms
- Processing information
- Methods students use to study and learn.
- Study methods
- The ways students approach and organise their study.
- Study routine
- A regular pattern of study time each week.
- Study notes
- Notes taken for revision, not for homework.
- Self-esteem
- A teenager's sense of their own worth.
- Self-image
- How a teenager sees themselves.
Questions this document helps with
- How can parents help teenagers find their best study methods?
- How much time should teenagers spend studying each week?
- How can parents support teenagers with low self-esteem?
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