You may recall that I made the point in two previous posts that knowing your school’s schedule of grading periods is important, since it allows you to keep better track of where you stand in each of your classes, and how much time you will have to make improvements to your grades before they close. …
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In my last post, I wrote that finding success on your study skills journey often means doing more than simply looking for ways to make progress with your work and being motivated to do so. When I wrote that what you just might need to do is find a way to feel inspired, many of …
No matter how much progress you’ve made with your study skills this year, and no matter how motivated you are to continue to build on that progress through the rest of the year, I’m sure there have been times when you’ve wondered how you can possibly keep it up. Whether you’ve experienced setbacks with your …
As you well know by now if you’ve read many of my posts, one of the main goals of my website is to help you develop your study skills so you can become more successful with your studies. I have mentioned that becoming more successful does not mean getting all “A”s, but I have not …
In addition to the phrase “you have potential,” which I wrote about in a previous post, another thing teachers, parents, and other well-meaning adults might say to try to encourage you in your studies, which you will probably find even more frustrating to hear than that you have potential, is that you are lazy. Unlike …
