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How to write a summary of a text: 6 tips for summarizing

Katie Azevedo January 31, 2022note-taking, reading comprehension, study skills, writing tips

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Knowing how to write a summary of a text is one of the most important skills for school and work. It’s even important outside of school, like in everyday conversations with people (Hey, what was that movie about? How’s that book …

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Memorization vs. understanding: The ultimate study secret

Katie Azevedo January 24, 2022good habits, grades, memory, study skills

By Katie Azevedo. M.Ed. When it comes to studying, there is a major difference between memorization and understanding. I’m going to explain the differences and when to use each method, but let’s start with this simple but important distinction: Memorization is temporary and limited to …

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9 tips for taking timed tests

Katie Azevedo January 18, 2022SAT / ACT, study skills, test anxiety, test taking, time management

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. In this post, I’m sharing 9 tips for taking timed tests. Timed tests include standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, and AP exams; they also include school exams that have to be completed in one class period. Tests are naturally anxiety-producing …

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8 goal-setting tips for students

Katie Azevedo January 3, 2022executive function, goal setting, good habits, motivation

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. This tutorial offers 8 goal-setting tips for students, although many of the tips are solid strategies for goal-setting in general – for anyone. Goal-setting is all the rage around the new year, but I think most of that is simply traditional …

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