Studying Motivational Posters
for the classroom, home schoolers and office decor.

Breaking Up Is Easy to Do

Break big projects into small tasks.

• Make a list of the small tasks. Cross them off as you complete them.

• Stop making excuses! Get started! It's the first step to getting the job done!

• Set a deadline and stick to it! When you reach your goal, reward yourself.

Tune in to Your
Own Prime Time

Some people study best in the morning, others do their best studying at night. Still others may get the most out of studying in the afternoon. Figure out your Prime Time to get the most out of your study time.

Test Tips: True or False

The following words usually indicate a true statement:
• Usually
• Many
• Most
• Some
• Often

These words usually make a statement false:
• Always
• Never
• Every
• All
• None

Five Steps to
Making Good Decisions

Step 1 - Identify the decision to be made. What goals or end results do you want?

Step 2 - List your options. Identify all the possible options and get more information.

Step 3 - Study your options. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each option?

Step 4 - Make you decision. Choose the best solution and carry out the decision.

Step 5 - Evaluate your decision. Did you decide carefully? Was it a good choice?

Ashamed of Asking

He who is ashamed of asking is ashamed of learning.

Question

“Accumulate learning by study, understand what you learn by questioning.” Ming jiao, Jiufeng

Chance Favors
“Chance favors the prepared mind.”
Louis Pasteur
b. 12-27-1822; Dole, France
d. 9-28-1895, Paris

Clear of Can't
“Clear your mind of can't.”
Samuel Johnson