@studytosundown: What you should be doing during the strike to keep your grades high 🌅 The Alberta Teachers’ Strike begins on Monday, October 6th, and can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks. While the strike might seem like a break for students to relax until school resumes, it is crucial for students to do their part in supporting their own education. Keeping up with content for classes, whether that be reading ahead or consistently studying, can help students better prepare for going back to school when course content will inevitably be covered less thoroughly and at a faster pace. Here are several tips that will improve your academic performance upon returning to school after the strike: 1. Teach yourself upcoming content: - read ahead in the note booklets/slideshows - use practice tests and quizzes online to supplement your learning and test for understanding - watch video summaries/explanations (amoeba sisters for science, khan academy for math, crash course for social studies) 2. Consistently review/study - use strategies such as active recall, flashcards, or the Leitner system - studying daily/every other day results in better retention and can prepare you for upcoming tests - reduces time needed to study later on (preventing the need to pull an all-nighter before a test!) 3. Reflect on your performance - evaluate how well you did in September in terms of grades, test performance, and time management - try new studying techniques to find what works for you (or if a friend has a technique they swear by that helps them be successful, try that!) - studying more often/starting to study earlier can likely boost your test scores 4. Take a break - of course, there’s nothing wrong with treating days off of school as what they are—breaks - rest and recharge in order to prepare yourself for stressful days ahead - ensure that you have strategies to support your mental health when things get rough #studytosundown #alberta #studygram #study #strike

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Wednesday 01 October 2025 04:07:21 GMT