2. Do a one-sentence summary of each paragraph covered.
3. Make up 15 questions and answers on material covered in class that day.
- hey... try getting extra credit... your teacher may be looking for stuff like this!!
4. Write and study 15 important statements covered in class that day.
5. Write out the definitions of important terms and study them.
6. Make a chart of important people with theories, writings, or discoveries of each indicated.
7. Rewrite in better form, the notes taken in class that day.
8. Do sample problems or examples of the type covered in math and , if you have difficulty, be prepared to ask questions.
9. List vocabulary and write definitions without looking at the book. Check to see that they are correct. Write correct definitions for those you had wrong.
10. For literary works, write out characters, a one-sentence plot summary, and theme.