Homework and Study Skills Articles
1: Homework: What To Do When Students DON'T Do It
The author of SOAR(r) Study Skills, Susan Kruger, outlines the most common excuses given by students when they don't do their homework and how to overcome them.
2: How to help your child with homework?
Tips for helping your child with his/her homework
3: School Stress Buster
As the schools’ syllabuses get complex and workload increase, students are bound to be stressed at times. Stress is part and parcel of life and learning to cope with it is part of the objective of an education. However, if a set of long term strategy is followed, school can be a very positive experience.
4: 21 Days To Back-To-School Bliss
Tips for getting your child's school-year off to a relaxed and productive start.
5: The First Step towards Good Computational Skills
Maybe you aren't satisfied with your computational skills. If you want to improve them, check the quality of your simple mental computations first.
6: Ditch the Homework!
This article explores the problems inherent in employing compulsory homework within schools.
7: Exam Hints
This article provides an insight in to what examiners are looking for and DOs and DON'Ts in exams.
8: How to Get Motivated and Set Goals: The Top Ten Tips
It’s easy to get motivated to do something you enjoy. The trick is to learn how to self-motivate to accomplish the things that involve practice that you don’t enjoy. Follow these Top Ten Tips to increase motivation and to set goals that are truly achievable.
9: Homework Study Skills Lessons From A Football Quarterback
A study skills expert explains how important it is to have a strategy for homework and provides a fun example from a foodball game recently played by Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers.
10: The Kidnapping of Summer Break
Since when has summer vacation become another semester in school? Teachers need to lighten up and let their students have a break over the summer rather than pile on endless assignments and prep-work for the following year.
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