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“Parents, students and teachers agree the S4 Study Skills program offers a pathway to academic success. We continue to make the workshops available to our students, and those from the surrounding communities, because the program is very effective at providing students with a clear and systematic approach to their academic work. We are pleased to host the S4 program here at Stepinac so that all students may benefit,” said Paul Carty, principal at Archbishop Stepinac High School.
Workshops are being held on Saturdays Feb. 27, March 5 and 12 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. for middle school and noon to 2:30 p.m. for high school. Workshops are limited to 15 students, and are $395. They include all in-class materials, including that for at-home support.
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The S4 program is founded on educational research and evidence-based studies. Its interactive approach is designed to clearly demonstrate how to apply students’ own curriculum and course material to the taught methodologies and systems. The workshops are taught by experienced teachers.
Michelle Sagalyn, president of S4 said, “We are excited to inspire both parents and students by giving them the tools they need to succeed to learn and achieve in school. Implementing even a single skill has been shown to boost students’ motivation, confidence and academic performance.”
Skills taught include: planning, organizing, executive functioning strategies, as well as quiz, test, and long-term project preparation strategies. More information may be obtained by calling S4 at 203-307-5455 or by emailing info@S4StudySkills.com.
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