iPhones, iPads, iTunes, iPods………….. I STUDY?

by Laurie Caswell Burke

Distractions have crept their way into our lifestyles for better or for worse.  And as great as they are in connecting us with the world at large they can present challenges when it comes to study habits for our teen population.  Would you rather come home from school and tune into myriad of distractions,  tackle the stack of books facing you,  do a few physics problems, or write that English essay?  Because of the widespread use of electronics which can become very addicting, it is important to develop good study habits early on. These will transfer to good work habits as our teens enter the employment arena.