Tina changed the description of the group Study Skills Club from “The Study Skills Club is an empowering online community designed to help students aged 12–18 develop essential academic habits that lead to lifelong success. This club focuses on building foundational skills such as time management, organization, note-taking, test preparation, concentration techniques, and goal setting. Whether you’re an advanced student aiming to refine your techniques or someone struggling to stay organized, this club offers the tools and support to improve your academic performance.
What We Do:

Weekly interactive workshops on topics like creating study schedules, setting SMART goals, managing stress, and staying motivated

Personalized study plan creation with guidance from peer mentors and academic coaches

Group discussions on different learning styles and how to study more effectively based on your strengths

Practice sessions to try out strategies like the Pomodoro Technique, Cornell Note-taking, mind mapping, and active recall

Monthly challenges that reward consistency and improvement, such as “Distraction-Free Week” or “Daily Planner Bingo”

Access to shared templates, digital planners, study music playlists, and productivity tools

Guest sessions with high-achieving students sharing real-life tips and routines

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 12–18 interested in improving study habits and academic organization.

Participation: Attend at least two meetings per month and actively participate in workshops and challenges.

Respect: Maintain a respectful, non-judgmental environment where all members feel supported.

Accountability: Set realistic goals, track progress, and encourage others without comparing or competing.

Engagement: Come prepared to share experiences, ask questions, and try new techniques.

Confidentiality: Keep personal challenges and reflections discussed in the club private and respectful.

Consistency: Apply learned strategies to your own schoolwork and share what works best for you.

Support: Encourage fellow members and celebrate all forms of progress, no matter how small.

Conduct: Repeated disruptive, negative, or unhelpful behavior will result in a warning or removal from the club.

Join the Study Skills Club to gain tools that not only help you study smarter, but also build habits that will benefit you for life.” to “The Study Skills Club is an empowering online community designed to help students aged 12–18 develop essential academic habits that lead to lifelong success. This club focuses on building foundational skills such as time management, organization, note-taking, test preparation, concentration techniques, and goal setting. Whether you’re an advanced student aiming to refine your techniques or someone struggling to stay organized, this club offers the tools and support to improve your academic performance.
What We Do:

Weekly interactive workshops on topics like creating study schedules, setting SMART goals, managing stress, and staying motivated
Personalized study plan creation with guidance from peer mentors and academic coaches
Group discussions on different learning styles and how to study more effectively based on your strengths
Practice sessions to try out strategies like the Pomodoro Technique, Cornell Note-taking, mind mapping, and active recall
Monthly challenges that reward consistency and improvement, such as “Distraction-Free Week” or “Daily Planner Bingo”
Access to shared templates, digital planners, study music playlists, and productivity tools
Guest sessions with high-achieving students sharing real-life tips and routines

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 12–18 interested in improving study habits and academic organization.
Participation: Attend at least two meetings per month and actively participate in workshops and challenges.
Respect: Maintain a respectful, non-judgmental environment where all members feel supported.
Accountability: Set realistic goals, track progress, and encourage others without comparing or competing.
Engagement: Come prepared to share experiences, ask questions, and try new techniques.
Confidentiality: Keep personal challenges and reflections discussed in the club private and respectful.
Consistency: Apply learned strategies to your own schoolwork and share what works best for you.
Support: Encourage fellow members and celebrate all forms of progress, no matter how small.
Conduct: Repeated disruptive, negative, or unhelpful behavior will result in a warning or removal from the club.

Join the Study Skills Club to gain tools that not only help you study smarter, but also build habits that will benefit you for life.”