Draw a line down the center of your page, write your main notes on the left, then write questions or comments in the right-hand column.

Addressing questions being asked, do not get off subject, one point each paragraph.

Assignment, due date, days to work, times to work, & estimated time needed (total)

Results obtained from planning and committing to procedures.

Presents the ain idea of the paragraph and usually appears at the beginning of a paragraph.

Small pieces of paper with a question on one side and the answer on the other used in note taking.

Upset stomach, racing heart, headache, feeling tense, inability to concentrate, sweaty palms

Images, acronyms, and word play used for studying.

A paper, book, or electronic device used to keep on schedule.

Consists of a subject, a verb, and a complete thought.

Mental pictures, rhymes, and comparisons help create these.

Be prepared, learn about the test, practice, think positive, deep breathing, relax

Groups formed when preparing for a test.

An time designated on a planner used for studying.

Sentence that uses connecting words or phrases to join a dependent clause to an independent clause.

Writing each thought on a new line.

Time lines, charts, diagrams

Sleep, eat healthy, exercise

Create a daily to-do list, rate each task, mark off finished items, move items not finished to the next day.

A sentence that can join two independent clauses with the help of connecting words or phrases with a comma or semicolon.

Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Record, Review

Words and phrases the help link ideas within an essay.

A quiet, comfortable, organized and clear area.

Putting off a task for tomorrow when it should be done today.

Refers to the performer of an action.