Home School Heartbeat Radio Program
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Your teen’s high school transcript is impeccable—but can she take notes in a lecture class? Today on Home School Heartbeat, host Mike Smith and his guest Diane Kummer highlight some important skills for college academics. Mike Smith: Diane Kummer: Research skills are another important area to teach your teens. Give your teens projects that involve using encyclopedias, films, atlases, dictionaries, magazines, newspapers, and of course, the internet. Teach your teen how to take a major project or paper and divide it into smaller segments in order to pace themselves and not be overwhelmed. Probably most importantly, teach your teens to meet deadlines and complete assignments in plenty of time to compensate for any last-minute glitches that may come up. The College Board website has wonderful free information on study skills you may want to use. Don’t try to teach all study skills in one year, but instead, decide on a few study skills that you may want to introduce or concentrate on during each year of high school. Mike: |
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