CLASSROOM MATTERS

FREE Study Skills and Organization Workshop

As a student you are expected to do your homework, prepare for tests, take notes, and keep up with your assignments. Often, however, school feels hard because one or more of these areas is underdeveloped. What's more, you have few places to find answers to questions you have about how to study.

Classroom Matters offers a free Study Skills Workshop where you can get your questions answered in a conversational, open atmosphere designed to give you real solutions to challenge areas - solutions that you can implement in your classes right away.

The Study Skills workshop addresses:

Note taking - different techniques for different classes to make note taking easy and effective
 Test taking - strategies that address test preparation and minimize test anxiety
Organization/planning - how to keep up with classes, assignments, and keep parents off your back
Learning styles - learn how you learn best, and new approaches to make studying work for you

Best of all, this workshop is totally free. We feel that students age 12-16 will benefit best from this workshop.

Bring a friend but be sure to RSVP to Classroom Matters so we can reserve your space.

Dates and Time

The FREE Study Skills Workshop meets once a month on the following evenings, 7:00 - 8:00 PM.

Scheduled dates for the 2010/2011 school year are as follows:

September 15th: Learning Styles & Organization

Identify Your Learning Styles
Strategies to Get Organized

October 20th: Getting Back to Basics

Habits of Successful Students

November 17th: Empower Yourself to Learn

Going Beyond Homework

December: No Workshop

January 19th: Get Ready for Final Exams

Time Management
Test Taking Strategies
How to Avoid Test Anxiety

February 23rd: Getting Back to Basics

Habits of Successful Students

March 22nd: Empower Yourself to Learn

Motivation & Self Advocacy

April 19th: Getting Back to Basics

Going Beyond Homework

May 24th: Get Ready for Final Exams

Time Management
Test Taking Strategies
How to Avoid Test Anxiety

Email or call us to find out more or sign up today: (510) 540-8646. If you choose to sign up by e-mail, please provide us with your child's name, age, school and grade, parent names and a phone number you can be reached at during the afternoon and evening hours.