Music Rocks SAT Studying
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Music Rocks SAT Studying
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Many parents feel their kids should approach studying more seriously, especially for critical tests like the SAT. However, it might be the study method, not the students' attitudes, that needs a change.Article Body
Parents often worry that their children aren't studying seriously enough for important exams like the SAT. But perhaps it's the study method that's uninspiring.A fresh approach might be just what students need. A new study guide offers an innovative way to learn SAT vocabulary through a medium kids love: rock music.
"Rock the SAT" (McGraw-Hill, $16.95) provides vocabulary-enhancing rock tunes that students can enjoy anywhere?"in the car, on their iPod, during workouts, biking, or even while doing chores.
The CD includes 13 songs, each featuring about 20 SAT vocabulary words and their meanings embedded in original rock lyrics. The accompanying workbook guides students through these words and definitions with humor they'll appreciate.
This method offers a refreshing alternative to traditional memorization techniques, like index cards or tedious lists, which experts say can be difficult for teens to engage with.
The benefit of "Rock the SAT" is that the content is delivered through catchy tunes and melodies, making it easy to absorb with little effort or time. Experts note that recalling lyrics is often easier than remembering text.
With this musical approach, students can effectively hum their way to higher SAT scores.
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