Preparation: The more structure and preparation you demonstrate to teh person you are interviewing, the better the interview will be.

Problem-based learning (PBL) is an exciting alternative
to traditional classroom learning.

Guided Notes are teacher-prepared hand-outs that outline or map lectures,
but leave "blank" space for key concepts, facts, definitions, etc.
As the lecture progresses, you then fills in the spaces with content.

The FAFSA - the online Free Application for Federal Student Aid - is your child’s ticket to every flavor of financial aid, including scholarships, PELL grants and student loans. So mark your calendar, because January and February are FAFSA season for families with kids in college, or high school seniors who will start college in the fall.

FAFSA is an acronym that stands for "Free Application for Federal Student Aid." It is the basic form that must be filled out for all students who wish to participate in Federal student aid programs such as Stafford and Perkins loans, as well as Pell Grants.

Good communication skills affect how well you do in the classroom, with your teacher, and in your studies! Teachers will evaluate you on your participation and demonstrated interest in, and accomplishment with, the coursework

You can develop your own note taking system and study strategy
with the five "R's" of note-taking:

At the appropriate time in classroom discussions, don't be afraid to voice your opinion, even if you differ from your professor or classmates. Your opinion can and should be based on the text, other readings, class discussions, library sources, experts in the topic, as well as your own experience.

If you want financial aid, you'll need to fill out the FAFSA. This FAQ will help explain what the FAFSA is all about.

Nearly 70% of student financial aid is provided by the U.S. Department of Education's Federal Student Aid (FSA) program. To apply for government financial aid, you must fill out a free application known as the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).