Study Skills
Study skills have been defined and organized in different ways by different sources. John Hoover and I believe study skills to be key skills that individuals need to have some degree of competence to be successful in school and life.
Key Study Skills
We have identified 12 key study skills. The accompanying figure lists the key study skills and also provides why these skills are important for learning.
This document illustrates the real-life applications of study skills.
ss_lifelong_skills.pdf
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This instrument is designed to be completed by the student himself/herself. It is essential that a plan of action be put into play upon the completion and analysis of the results.
HooverPatton_SLSI_.pdf
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James R Patton, Ed.D.
Department of Special Education
University of Texas at Austin
SZB 408A
Austin, TX 78712
Cell: 512.740.4082
UT: 512.475.6553
Email: jpatton91@me.com
or
patton.jim@mail.utexas.edu
Or use the online form.
Office Hours
I have regular office hours at the University of Texas at Austin during the Fall and Spring terms.
However, the best way to reach me is via email or text.
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