learning strategies
college resources and support
academic and
career goals
studying and test taking
time management and personal responsibility
100

cards to practice vocab, definitions, formulas, etc.

flash cards

100

a college professional meant to help you choose classes and stay on track

academic advisor

100

what are the letters in SMART goals?

specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, timely

100

reviewing notes and class material before a test

studying 

100

a tool to help you keep track of classes, tests, etc

planner

200

a quiet location with your phone off, and minimal distractions

effective study enviroment

200

college resource providing access to books, studies, computers and other research material

library

200

a goal related to grades, attendance, time management, etc.

academic goal

200

reading the entire prompt on a test and making sure you understand the question before answering prevents 

misunderstanding

200

talking to a professor or tutor when you don't understand course content

academic responsibility
300

studying to understand, instead of memorizing face value information

active recall

300

a resource students can use when they don't understand difficult course material

tutoring

300
exploring professions and careers for requirements, responsibilities, environment, etc.

career exploration

300

being prepared for a test is

making sure you get to class on time, with the materials you will need for the test, and prepared to take the test

300

Setting aside time for homework and studying around work, classes, and other required commitments in your week

blocking time in your week 

400

studying shorter over multiple days, not in one large session

spaced repetition

400

professionals to help you prepare a resume, career path, search for internships, etc. 

career advisors

400
when a student sets a goal, they make sure that there are ways for them to reach their goal even if something goes wrong. which letter of SMART in a smart goal does this align with?

Achievable 

400

what is a good routine to do the night and morning before a test

getting a good nights sleep and eating a full breakfast

400

studying with friends and making sure each of you turn in your assignments on time and are prepared for tests is good for

personal responsibility

500

teaching friends concepts they don't understand and your friends teaching you concepts you don't understand

study group

500

when a student goes to tutoring, visits the library, talks with their professor, etc.

using college resources 

500
a student wants to purse a career as a researcher, so they take classes related to their area of interest, and explore internships around them.

career planning

500

how can you structure studying so that you are not just rereading the same material over and over

writing down all that you can remember of your notes, summarizing the chapter, make flash cards, study with friends, etc.

500

good academic habits are

create a routine for studying and homework so that you have enough time each week to stay caught up with your classes

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