Studying to ace a test isn't a good study habit. Generally, that information was just memorized. Establishing good study habits allows students to succeed in the classroom by studying in ways that help them digest and apply the content. In this workshop, I utilize the self-regulated learning theory (Zimmerman, 1998) to teach parents to come alongside their child in supplementing these skills.

3 Key Takeaways:

1. How do I define “success” for my child?

2. What academic triggers do I bring that may harm my child’s school experiences?

3. How can I help my child self-regulate and prioritize their tasks?

Studying doesn’t happen only in school. Adults study in various ways while operating their businesses, improving their relationships with their spouses and children, as well as exploring different opportunities to invest in their future. How beneficial will it be for children to learn to establish good study habits early in life?!

*This session can be modified and delivered directly to students.