Dear Colleagues: For several years now I have held positions in academic support programs. Essentially, I teach study and time management skills. In my current position I also direct a tutoring program and work with medical students individually. I refer to what I do with teaching 'study' skills. Recently, I have noted that other professionals use the term 'cognitive' skills. My questions is: what would be the difference in 'study' and 'cognitive' skills? As I see it, study skills refers to a person's cognitive domain since it involves knowledge organization, reading & reasoning skills, etc. Can you help me in clarifying between the two concepts: study skills vs.. cognitive skills? Moreover, what kind of training would be necessary for the latter term? Thank You. Gerlinde Luster