High School Study Skills Bootcamp at Renaissance School

_IF VIEWING ON YOUR CELL PHONE CLICK THE BLUE BOX THAT SAYS "VIEW EVENT DETAILS" FOR THE PROPERLY FORMATTED VERSION_ _WHAT: __A WORKSHOP ENHANCING ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS, NOTE-TAKING, CRITICAL READING, AND MORE_ _WHEN: __MON - FRI, AUGUST 12 - 16, 2024, 9 AM - 12 NOON_ _WHO: __RISING 8TH-12TH-GRADERS AND ANY STUDENT WHO WANTS TO STRENGTHEN THEIR STUDY SKILLS_ _HOW MUCH: __$750 PER STUDENT,_ _$600 IF PAID IN FULL BY 5/1/24_ High school presents a unique set of academic challenges. The courseload is heavier, the pace is quicker, and juggling multiple subjects along with extracurricular activities can prove to be difficult. Study skills are the backbone of your academic success. Developing good study skills in high school will help you in college and in your careers with better time management and increased self-confidence. You will learn:  ● Effective time management  ● Note-taking techniques  ● Prioritization  ● Creative study techniques  ● Organizational skills  ● Active listening skills Registration for the Study Skills Bootcamp at Renaissance School is open. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED TO FIFTEEN STUDENTS and spots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early to ensure your place. A minimum enrollment of 5 students is required for the class to proceed. To sign up, please visit www.RenaissanceSchool.org/summer [http://www.Renaissanceschool.org/summer] or click the link above. For mo re information please email the instructor directly at rclaiborne@renaissanceschool.org.  _SOME QUOTES FROM UVA STUDENTS MRS. CLAIBORNE HAS WORKED WITH:_ _ “Thank you for helping me organize myself and figure out how I study best. I appreciate you taking time with me!” ~ Will S._ _ “I still use the techniques that you taught me and they really work for me. Thank you!” ~Leon B._ _ “I like the way you broke things down so I could easily understand what you were saying. I feel like I can get better grades because I know how to study better and faster. I was wasting time the way I was doing it before.” ~Anthony F._ _ “I never had a way of keeping track of my assignments that made sense. Thank you for helping me do that!” ~ Terrell J._