Students with attention disorders and LDs often struggle with traditional study strategies. Here's how you can go beyond the basics and study like a pro.
Sometimes it takes some creativity to get out of a study rut! Try these four unconventional methods to make studying a little fun and a lot more effective.
Developing good study habits is essential to succeeding in high school and prepping for college-level work. Start by mastering these four important skills!
Student attention spans are short these days, but yours doesn't have to be. Take it into your own hands to strengthen your focus and improve academically.
by Laura Wallace CollegeXpress Student Writer, Anderson University
Retaining what you read is important for homework and studying in both high school and college. Here are three tips to improve your memory while studying!
Note-taking is an important skill to master whether you're a high school or college student. Here are some great tips to take your notes to the next level.
by Natalie Johnson CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of New Mexico
Homework, studying, and tests, oh my! There's just so much work to be done, but don't stress. You can make your studies easier by checking out our best advice.
What better way is there to get organized than taking it from a student who's great at it? Here's the advice you need to get it together this semester.
by Krysten Gross CollegeXpress Student Writer, Elmhurst College
We know, we know. Studying for standardized tests is never going to really be fun, but these ideas can certainly make it more enjoyable to get through.
