Learning Toolkit
STUDY SKILLS
Learn how to actively connect information in course material to the way you think. This saves time and energizes you for the next steps in the course.
TIME MANAGEMENT
When you apply time management skills, you’ll build routines, create space to focus on your priorities and learn what triggers productivity. This reduces stress, as you learn to rely on systems that work best for you.
TEST TAKING
When you learn how to “think like the test” and practice test taking in a safe environment, your confidence and grades will improve.
SELF-ADVOCACY
Phrasing and asking questions is an important part of learning. By building your skills in this area, you’ll know what to ask and how to ask it in a way that generates the answers you need.
ORGANIZATION
Consistency is key to organization. When you implementing proven methods to reduce clutter, stay on top of assignments and plan your work, you will feel more calm and less worried.