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COMPANION WORKBOOK TO ANYONE CAN GET AN A+
Are you preparing for a competitive standardized test or struggling in school or college? Do you want to spend less time studying and still get good grades? Do you need to raise your GPA?
Studying for tests and exams can be stressful, not just for students, but also for teachers and parents. Grades in school exams and standardized tests can seem to determine your entire future, and yet many students are not able to get the grades they think they need to succeed.
Anyone Can Get An A+ is a conversational, down-to-earth guide for high school and college students on how to maximize their learning and get the grades they want. The book draws on research from the fields of psychology and neuroscience, and gives students practical advice that they can implement right away, to overcome procrastination, make the most of their study time and improve their grades significantly.
This companion workbook to Anyone Can Get An A+ contains more than 130 exercises to help you implement and personalize the advice in the book. Use this workbook as a personalized study skills workshop, building better study habits and routines as you progress through each chapter. This is a companion workbook because it complements Anyone Can Get An A+; you don't need to have read the book to proceed through the workbook or benefit from its advice. The sections presented in this book follow the chronology of the original book, in a summarized and condensed format.
In this book, you will learn:
•How best to prepare for exams
•What is the top mistake most students make when doing exam preparation and how to avoid it
•How to overcome procrastination and use your study time wisely
•How to break down larger assignments into smaller chunks
•How to write a paper
•How to use small segments of time effectively
•How to study math and other technical subjects
•How to prepare for standardized tests
Geetanjali Mukherjee
Geetanjali Mukherjee is the author of 7 books. Her recent book "Anyone Can Get An A+: How To Beat Procrastination, Reduce Stress and Improve Your Grades" was written to help students of all ages improve their study habits and get better grades with techniques based on the latest scientific research. She has a law degree from the University of Warwick UK and a Masters' in Public Policy from Cornell University. Geetanjali currently lives in Singapore.
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Anyone Can Get An A+ Companion Workbook - Geetanjali Mukherjee
ANYONE CAN GET AN A+ Companion Workbook
How To Beat Procrastination, Reduce Stress And Improve Your Grades
Geetanjali Mukherjee
Copyright © 2017 Geetanjali Mukherjee
2nd Edition 2020
Cover and Book Design: Geetanjali Mukherjee
All rights reserved.
Publisher: Dreamcatcher Books
Also by Geetanjali Mukherjee
Seamus Heaney: Select Poems
From Auden to Yeats: Critical Analysis of 30 Selected Poems
Illusions: A Collection of Poems
Creating Consensus: The Journey Towards Banning Cluster Munitions
Will The Real Albert Speer Please Stand Up? The Many Faces of Hitler’s Architect
Goldilocks Lives in Leamington: and Other Tales of University Life
The Beginner Writer: How to Write – and Finish – Your First Book
The Smarter Student Series
Anyone Can Get An A+: How To Beat Procrastination, Reduce Stress and Improve Your Grades
Acing Standardized Tests: How to Study Smart, Reduce Stress and Improve Your Test Score
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Adopting The Right Attitude
Tip #1: Develop The Right Mindset
Tip #2: Don’t Compare Yourself To Your Peers
Tip #3: Focus On What You Can Control
Tip #4: Take The Long View
Chapter 2: Nourishing Your Mind and Body
Tip #5: Make Time For Renewal
Tip #6: Ensure That You Get Enough Sleep
Tip #7: Stay Healthy Through Exercise
Tips #8 & 9: Eat To Nourish Your BrainChapter 3: Organizing Your Study Life
Tip #10: Figure Out Your Study Goals
Tip #11: Create a Weekly Plan
Tip #12: Create a Daily Plan
Tip #13: Organize Your Paperwork
Chapter 4: Getting The Most From Your Study Time
Tip #14: Manage Distractions
Tip #15: Beware Pseudo-work
Tip #16: Use Bits of Time
Tip #17: Change Your Environment To Prevent Boredom
Tip #18: You Don’t Need To Be a Grind
Chapter 5: Beating Procrastination
Tip #19: Start With Low-Hanging Fruit
Tip #20: Break Up Large Projects
Tip #21: Use a Timer
Tip #22: Use Bribes and Incentives
Tip #23: Harness Productive Procrastination
Chapter 6: Studying Effectively
Tip #24: Leverage The Power Of Your Brain
Tip #25: Learn Actively
Tip #26: Utilize Your Personal Learning Style
Tip #27: Work on Assignments Effectively
Tip #28: Make Paper Writing Painless
Chapter 7: Tackling Difficult Subjects
Tip #29: Isolate Your Weaknesses
Tip #30: Use Supplementary Materials
Tip #31: Ask For Help
Tip #32: Dig Beneath Your Feet
Chapter 8: Revising For Exams
Tip #33: Practice The Skills You Will Need
Tip #34: Create A Personal Study Guide
Tip #35: Go Test Yourself
Tip #36: Analyze Your Past Exams
Tip #37: Listen For Clues From Your Professor
Tip #38: Make Time For Extra Credit Work
Tip #39: Prepare For Exam Day
Answers to Selected QuestionsBibliography
About the Author
P
raise for Anyone Can Get An A+
Ms. Mukherjee presents a detailed roadmap for how to do superior work in school. Her thesis is that what makes for an outstanding student is not native ability but the ability to study effectively...I can say with confidence that most of the advice given in this book is sound and, if followed, will increase a student's chances of doing extremely well in a course...The book is written in an easy to understand fashion, provides quite a few practical examples, and does not contain a lot of fluff. It's a book that will be of benefit to any student."
Professor Doug Erlandson, Amazon Top 50 Reviewer
This book is the perfect go-to source for all students...loaded with suggestions for students who are looking to score better...I'd recommend this book to anyone who thinks that getting good grades is a huge mountain to climb. Yes, it isn't easy, but with a plan you can get there! This book proves that. It's a must-read for all students!
The Page-Hungry Bookworm
I highly recommend Anyone Can Get an A+ to every college student and any secondary student thinking about higher education.
McNeil's Reviews
I now feel a deep sense of hope that Geetanjali Mukherjee's book can help countless children, teenagers, parents and teachers through a common sense body of work…I was one of those people who also felt very isolated with my dyslexic struggles. I am thankful today with the release of this book that Geetanjali Mukherjee is making a stand for people around the world living with severe learning difficulties like myself. Geetanjali and I understand only too well that you can never underestimate an underdog - with determination.
Dr. Naoisé O'Reilly, Educationalist, Scientist and Personality Theory Researcher
Geetanjali's book would be very helpful for a struggling student desiring to improve grades to a B
or an A
...Geetanjali covers the essential elements of good study habits with an emphasis on positivity, setting goals, avoiding distractions and segmenting complicated projects into smaller snippets.
Dr. Joseph S. Maresca, Amazon Top 1000 Reviewer, Hall of Fame
Introduction
I wrote this book for every student who has ever said to themselves, I can't do this
; I'm not good at ___
; I am too stupid to learn
. This book is for those students who feel that they just can't understand certain subjects, or who have given up even before they have begun, resigning themselves to poor grades, because they think that somehow they aren’t smart
enough to do as well as their classmates.
As a student, I have been through periods when I struggled for months and years, not really understanding the material, getting poor grades despite working hard to do well in school and feeling stressed and overwhelmed by the pressure to do well in a system where grades are everything. Through hard work and effort, I changed how my teachers and fellow students perceived me and how I perceived myself. I went from being an average student barely scraping by in several subjects, to acing my exams in high school, getting the highest grades in most of my classes and receiving admission to prestigious universities for higher education. The lessons I write about in the first book Anyone Can Get An A+ and this companion workbook stem from my first-hand experience augmented by extensive research into the study techniques that best complement our natural learning rhythms. An avid student of psychology and cutting-edge research into the workings of the brain, I have tried to distil the knowledge I gained into short, easily digestible tips that students can begin to implement right away.
Although the lessons and advice in this book