Idea List: How to Be a Better Student

I shared some tips on how to learn effectively.

School, homework, and study. You may already have many understanding about these three things, but you can use some good skills at any time to become a better student. Here are some young people from the Yokota military office in the Japanese military area in Honshu, Japan.

It organized. Write down the deadline of your work and when to test in the calendar or elsewhere that you will always remember your due date

After studying by yourself, studying in classmates and groups will help you to better understand difficult concepts. Mutual test

Write down the most important course content in the classroom and textbook. You can also create flash cards to remember key concepts.

Even if it is not homework to read, reading a good book will increase your understanding and vocabulary.

Please find out which learner you are. Some people learn better by listening to others, others learn better by reading and looking at things, others who learn better by writing. Please find the learning method or combination of methods that best suits your learning style

Reach out. Please make a list of things you want with your students to make your classroom atmosphere even better. Ideas include sofas, games, champions of Omama chairs, soft LED lights, Christmas lights, armchairs, several group conference tables, student paintings canvas. Please send me a wish list to the students and put them out of the classroom. If your family removes something or sells it in the courtyard, ask if they are interested in donating items to your class. Ask students to write posters and letters of gratitude for generous donation

My student creates a reliable list on the author 's note every year. This list should include the field of student expertise that they can write down at any time. As you can imagine, when you were eight years old, you thought you were not much, and many students did not seem to be really connected with their list. So I asked the students to make an additional organizer called my writing heart in their notes. Each student draws a heart and then divides it into sections based on the most important part to you. Family, hobbies, friends, special events. I noticed that this is a graphic organizer. My student saw it when I was looking for ideas. Many students leave blank spots in their minds so that they can fill their gaps over time.