General Study Skills
Test Taking Skills
General Study Skills
Changing Study Habits
The key to becoming an effective student is learning how to study smarter, not harder. This becomes more and more true as you advance in your education. The vast majority of successful students achieve their success by developing and applying effective study habits. This course assists students in developing effective study habits employed by highly successful students
Study Motivation
Not every study motivation strategy is going to work for everyone, but there’s something out there that will work for a particular student. We’ve prepared numerous motivation strategies such as Pomodoro Technique for the student to build a basis for a successful school life.
Taking Notes
Notes are for personal use, so there’s no need to be formal about them. However, the more organized and consistent they are, the more convenient they become.
This course will introduce different methods of note-taking for certain types of people or situations. It includes outlining, mapping, Cornell Notes System, and SQ4R.
Improving Memory
Due to vastness of memory techniques, this item will be dealt in "Memory in Learning" course.
Time Management
Many students envision themselves being successful in their studies and school work but they fail to put together a realistic plan or establish a routine, that will enable them to achieve academic success. There are only so many hours in a day, days in a week, and weeks in a term. To achieve academic success, students must carefully manage their study time on a daily, weekly, and semester basis. This course introduces time management strategies for successful school life.
Test Taking Skills
Test-taking is a skill in and of itself. Even some of the brightest students struggle when it comes to test-taking. Learning how to take tests is an important aspect of educational performance, development, and progression. In this course, students will be introduced to both general and specific tips and strategies for taking and enhancing performance on various types of tests, including short answer, multiple choice, essay, oral, open book, and standardized.
