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THE POWER OF TEN: SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS AT CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL
· Developing AIR values of accountability, integrity, respect
o Accept responsibility for all actions, and expect others to do the same
o Do the right thing, even if no one is watching
o Treat every member of the Cherokee Community as a person of value
· Setting academic goals
o Understand setbacks and challenges are part of the learning process
o Evaluate your progress in order to set goals
· Thinking independently
o advocate for your own learning by utilizing all available resources
o become self-reliant by recognizing your strengths and improving your weaknesses
· Managing time productively
o Work before play
o Complete important tasks first and avoid interruptions
o Finish and submit assignments before their due dates
· Communicating clearly in speaking andwriting
o Choose your words precisely and logically based on what you want to say, to whom youare speaking, and where you are
o Words are powerful, so use care and thought in what you write and rewrite
o Understand that speaking is an action and our words define us: think before you speak
· Being organized
o Keep track of assignments, deadlines, and appointments by writing them down in your Cherokee agenda book and/or by using technology
o Keep class notes, handouts, and materials in a specific folder or binder for each class
· Applying study skills effectively
o Take notes in class and make-note cards to study
o Review nightly even when there is noother homework
o Study somewhere free of distractions (like the environment of a test)
· Recovering and learning from setbacks
o Put things into perspective and view setbacks as learning experiences
o Challenge yourself to refocus your attention and set new goals
· Responding to directions promptly andcompletely
o Listen to and read all directions carefully for all coursework, including tests, labs, essays, and projects
o Recheck the directions or ask your classmates and teacher if you are uncertain of whatis being asked
· Using technology appropriately
o Use technology as a tool for school work, research, and positive communication
o Respect the power and permanence of messages sent through social media