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PART 1: Motivational Skills 1
PART 1: Motivational Skills 2
PART 1: Motivational Skills 3
PART 2: Study Skills 1
PART 2: Study Skills 2
PART 2: Study Skills 3
PART 2: Study Skills 4
PART 2: Study Skills 5
PART 2: Study Skills 6
PART 2: Study Skills 7
PART 2: Study Skills 8
PART 2: Study Skills 9
PART 2: Study Skills 10
PART 3: Important Word Skills 1
PART 3: Important Word Skills 2
PART 3: Important Word Skills 3
PART 3: Important Word Skills 4
PART 3: Important Word Skills 5
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 1
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 2
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 3
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 4
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 5
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 6
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 7
PART 4: Reading Comprehension 8
PART 5: Skim Reading
PART 6: Rapid Reading 1
PART 6: Rapid Reading Quizzes
PART 7: Mastery Tests 1
PART 7: Mastery Tests 2
PART 8: Add'l Learning Skills 1
PART 8: Add'l Learning Skills 2
PART 8: Add'l Learning Skills 3
PART 8: Add'l Learning Skills 4
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Reading and Study Skills, 7/e
John Langan
Time Control and Concentration
Journal Prompts
1
After creating a monthly calendar and a typical weekly study schedule for this semester, write down what you have learned about how you will spend your time for the next couple of months. Where do you spend the most time?
2
How will you manage to fit in some rest and relaxation among other priorities, like school and family?
3
What will you do if this schedule becomes overwhelming or otherwise unworkable?
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