Spring Study Tips for Students

April 17, 2014 - PRLog -- The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, new growth is everywhere, and students are becoming restless and distracted in anticipation of summer. Keeping them focused on academics is less stressful when a well planned approach is taken. To keep students focused, implement a few simple strategies:

1: clearly define the student's long-term goals by reminding them what they want to achieve for the school year/semester as a whole

2: set aside time daily for homework; make sure a parent, teacher, or tutor is available during this time to keep the student focused

3: keep to regular meals, a balanced diet and a set night time routine

4: routinely praise good behavior and establish regular 'rewards' for tasks completed on time, good habits, extra effort, and positive attitude

5: together with the student, plan a special break activity or prize to reward the student for staying on target.

In my Better Student program, I recommend using a timer to help focus.  Your student  can see just how much time is available to complete the task AND they can see that a break is coming.  That helps keep tasks managable instead of overwhelming. To encouage responsibility and avoid arguments, let your student be in charge and set the timer to task-size time periods.

By helping students remain focused and creating a definite system of rewards and praises, students, parents, and teachers can enjoy the weeks leading up to spring break with ease and success.

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