Teaching Study Skills - TeachersAndFamilies

Teaching
Study Skills
A guide for parents
from the National Association
of School Psychologists

Introduction

A Positive Experience

Backpack Basics - TeachersAndFamilies' snapshot guide to keeping your elementary student organized.

Study Skills for High School - A primer on ways to meet the new academic expectations that high school demands. (Members only.)

Mack, A. (1997). A+ Parents: Help your child learn and succeed in school. McBooks.

Rimm, S. (1996). Dr. Sylvia Rimm's smart parenting: How to raise a happy, achieving child. New York: Crown Publishers.

Rosemond. J. (1990). Ending the homework hassle: Understanding, preventing and solving school performance problems. Andrews & McMeel.

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Adapted from a handout by Virginia Smith Harvey (University of Massachusetts-Boston), published in Helping Children at Home and School: Handouts from Your School Psychologist , © 1998, National Association of School Psychologists.
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