One of the most useful tools a professor can give their students is a study guide, yet, how do you make sure you get the most out of this resource? Sure, there are practice problems and study tips, but with a little bit of effort and planning, a study guide can become so much more than that.
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Most students will tell you that a key part of doing well in college is taking good notes. In fact, it seems like there is no shortage of apps and techniques that promise to make note taking easier and more efficient. But what about after you write down your notes? Is there a better way to use them than just reading and rereading them as you study? Let’s take a deeper look into strategies you can use to get the most out of your notes after…
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Planning is a critical part of our academic success, but does it sometimes feel difficult to plan these days? Nothing seems as definitive as change. If the past couple of years have taught us anything, it is that planning along with flexibility is the best duo to attain resilience…
Do you ever feel stuck on how to ask questions during lectures? Have you felt nervous about how to create a question because you are very confused?
Being confused is an opportunity to ask questions so your instructors can support your understanding. Here, I will outline Bloom’s Taxonomy and how to use it to formulate questions.
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Introduction
Quite recently, I found myself playing a video game called…