StudyRight – 35 Days to Better Grades: A High School Study Skills Course

35 Days to Better Grades by StudyRight is a comprehensive high school study skills course designed to improve academic performance. This program spans over 35 days and covers essential study techniques, time management strategies, and effective learning habits. Ideal for high school students looking to enhance their study skills, boost their grades, and achieve academic success.

Unlock your academic potential with ’35 Days to Better Grades’, a comprehensive high school study skills course. Develop effective study habits, boost productivity, and achieve academic success with expert guidance in just 35 days.

If you’ve ever felt like your student was smarter than their grades reflected, you are probably right.

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Our goal in this is pretty simple: we want your student to experience the levels of success they’re capable of — without being hampered by a lack of study skills training. In this course, you students will learn:

• Why cramming crushes students — and the blueprint for getting off the Cram Cycle.
• How to never lose an assignment with these simple productivity and organization strategies.
• Why motivation matters so much, and how to jumpstart your motivation — even if you’re still in high school.
• The 2 non-ignorable things you need to know from every textbook chapter, class, and other learning experiences.
• How to apply top-notch note-taking skills to every subject: math, science, English, foreign languages, and more.
• How to have a world-class study session every time you sit down (hint: there are 3 characteristics you need to have).
• Scientifically-verified techniques that, when applied, have together shown more than a 300% learning boost.
  

Have you ever had a job where you weren’t trained?

That’s basically what our high school students experience every day. No wonder they’re stressed! They go to class 5 days each week, they bring home homework to finish, they’re tested on how well they learned the material, and it all impacts their future options in life. Consider what all is impacted by their High School performance: where (and if) they’ll be able to go to college, how much college will end up costing them, what kinds of programs and leadership opportunities are open to them moving forward.