Students in Atlanta
Grades 6-11
Included:
- 8 hours of direct live instruction in how to:
- Organize materials to improve efficiency
- Manage time, plan ahead and prioritize
- Use metacognition to study effectively
- Evaluate resources and utilize effectively to study
- Take notes and manage projects
- Think flexibly and
- Evaluate performance for improved results
- Effective Student Planner, workbook and binder kit
- Collaboration with parents at the end of the session
The Effective Students Workshop is appropriate for students in grades 6th – 11th who are able to work independently or in a small group setting with moderate support. Students may or may not also have support in the school environment. This class is designed to teach students how to simplify school management.
What our Atlanta students are saying:
10TH GRADE STUDENT, THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL
“I learned tools to not only be a better student but to increase my abilities as a student. This class has opened my eyes and helped me to change my learning techniques for a better end result.”
7TH GRADE STUDENT, WOODWARD ACADEMY
“How to manage my time. How to plan.”
7TH GRADE STUDENT, THE LOVETT SCHOOL
“I learned better ways to study and better ways to plan things in this class.”
9TH GRADE STUDENT, NORTH ATLANTA HIGH SCHOOL
“You have to know what you already know and what you don’t know to efficiently study”
9TH GRADE STUDENT, THE GALLOWAY SCHOOL
“This class showed me that putting in effort, you can become an Effective Student”
6th GRADE STUDENT, DICKERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL
“It’s ok to fail as long as you learn.”
RISING 6TH STUDENT, MORNINGSIDE ELEMENTARY
“Before you fix anything, you have to find out what you’re doing wrong. Thank you, this class has really helped me.”
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Testimonials
Here’s what real students say about Effective Students Workshops in Atlanta:
- “I learned how to study and take notes.” Woodward 7th Grader
- “I learned that you have to work hard but once you learn and practice, it’s easy” Midtown High School 9th Grader
- “Take your time and read everything. Plan out your projects and weeks” Pope High School, 9th Grader
- “My biggest takeaway from this class is that reading is not studying” Riverwood 10th grader
- “I learned better ways to study and better ways to plan things in this class” The Lovett School 7th grader
- “How to slow down and follow all instructions” Woodward Academy 7th grader
- “My biggest takeaway from this class is the binder organization system because in the past, my binders and backpack have been messy and I tend to lose papers.” Westminster Schools 10th grader