Active Learning Strategies
Many students study in a “passive” way by reading, highlighting, and underlining their notes. This is a fine first step in a study process, but it should be followed by an “active” study technique. Active techniques include some form of self-testing so one can see what information they are understanding and what concepts they need to review
Click below to explore a variety of resources geared to help you improve your study habits.
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Time Management and Productivity
Efficient time management practices are central to meeting one’s academic goals. Making the most of your time also promotes positive mental health as it helps to balance school and employment responsibilities with time for relaxation.
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Reading in College
Reading in college can be hard. Click below for strategies to improve your ability to understand and retain the information you are reading.
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Note-taking Strategies
Most students have heard that it is important to take notes. Still, the process of taking effective notes is often less familiar. Click below to learn more about how to take good notes and effective note-taking systems.
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Ace your exams
Are you interested in improving your test-taking skills? Click below to learn more about preparing for exams, strategies for performing well during a test, and ways to reflect on past exams.
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Reduce your stress
Mental Health plays a big part in reaching your academic goals. Click below to learn about some strategies for managing academic stress.
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