This presentation provides an overview of various study skills and techniques. It discusses active learning, managing test anxiety, balancing school with other commitments, time management, effective study habits, prioritizing tasks, using memorization techniques like acronyms, studying with notecards, deciding between library and internet resources, avoiding procrastination, and concludes by encouraging customizing one's own approach.

1. Study Skills for Success
A Collaborative Presentation by Students in EDU 309

2. Welcome to our Study Skills presentation!
We will look at different methods students can
use to help organize and process information.
Click on the title of each slide for more
information!
Introduction

3. Active Learning
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4. Test Anxiety: You can P.A.S.S.

5. Learning as a Student-Athlete or Student-
Performer
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6. Time Management
www.flickr.com/photos/jeanlouis_zimmerman/3042647304/

7. Having Fun Effectively
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8. Effective Study Habits
http://berkeleycollegestudentblogger6.blogspot.com/2011_01_01_archive.html

9. Effective Habits for Effective Study
http://imgkid.com/effective-study-skills.shtml

10. Making and prioritizing a task list
http://nationalagentsalliancefuture.com/tag/organizing-your-life/

11. Memorizing using Acronyms
http://www.ec-
ftu.org/2012/11/othe
r-
news/memorization-
techniques.html

12. Studying With Notecards
http://www.wikihow.com/Study-Using-Index-Cards

13. Library vs. Internet
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14. Procrastination
http://www.phsnewspaper.org/advice/2014/01/27/put-off-
procrastination/#sthash.Tb2fhWFA.dpbs

15. Conclusion
As you can see, there are many different
aspects of studying and study skills. The
resources provided here can serve as a
starting point to build your own
personalized learning regime. Best of luck
as you work towards study skills success!