PPT-STUDY SKILLS Study skills

To improve our study skills there are 3 key questions we need to think about How can we improve our memory What methods and strategies can we use How can we plan our study time MEmory How good is your memory. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km9-DiFaxpU. Languages and us…. Why study . LANGUAGES. at GCSE???. In classrooms up and down the land…. “Miss. Why do we have to study languages?”. LANGUAGES AT TOOT HILL.. Elevate Education. Study Skills Sessions will be delivered. Term 1 :. Year 7, 8, 10, 11, 12. Term 2 :. Year 8 . Term 3 :. Year 10, 11, 12. Dates are confirmed . in the School Calendar 2015. Thursday 30. . I wasn’t sure about using the term Big News seeing as we are probably one of the smallest schools in the UK. However, we have plenty of big news that we would like to share with you. First though – It’s countdown to the New Year and if you click on the link below, I hope you will be briefly entertained by our New Year greeting video! Please don’t delete us after! . Style. Louise . Livesey. Academic Skills Adviser. This workshop will:.  . Establish the difference between academic writing and other written . formats.  . Provide guiding principles when writing for assessment at word and sentence level. What’s so different? And what tools can help? . Session outline. Studying at university – some crucial differences and making the transition. How to study independently. Types of learning, teaching and assessments. a Method . to . Develop . Study . Skills. INTRODUCTION. Computers have emerged as fascinating technological tools in the educational arena. .. Their . use in classrooms as a tool for teaching holds a great significance for language . Managing . s. elf-study time, prioritising . and p. lanning. Do you . know that effective independent learning is a key requirement . for success in higher education. ?. Do you know that managing your self study time and prioritising and planning your academic work will promote . Get Ahead in organising your. postgraduate study. . Sara Steinke. s.steinke@bbk.ac.uk. . Aims. Importance of starting - and staying - organised in your studies . Where does your time go?. How well do you use your time. Soft skills refer to a cluster of . personal qualities, habits, attitudes and social graces . that make someone a good employee and compatible to work with. . Unlike hard skills, which tend to be specific to a certain type of task, . Employability S. kills . can be defined as . the skills . needed by an individual to make them ‘employable. ’. N. eeded to obtain most jobs, but also help the employee stay in a job and work their way to the top. . Planning ahead. What do you want to achieve over next 3/4 years. ?. What do you regard as your . strengths and weaknesses?. What skills would you like to develop. ?. Use of the PDP . (Personal Development Plan). Sectoral. . Approach. Olga . Strietska. -. Ilina. ,. Skills. and . Employability. . Branch. , . Employment. Policy . Department. , ILO-Geneva. ILO/Japan Regional workshop on . Sectoral. Approach on Skills for . Studying Film enables you to see the world in a completely different light and develop a wide range of transferable skills for further education, work and life: . Creative Thinking. Critical Thinking .