This Week’s Study Skills Seminar: Notable Notes! Wednesday, February 9 at 6 pm and Thursday, February 10 at 4 pm.. RSS 103

4 weeks into the semester, and students’ notebooks are already bulging with page after page of class notes. The question is: what are they going to do with those notes? Students very quickly find that ‘reading through my notes a bunch of times’ does not usually prepare them adequately for college tests, but are often unsure of what to do differently. At this week’s Study Skills Seminar

  • Notable Notes!
  • Wednesday, February 9 at 6 pm
  • Thursday, February 10 at 4 pm
  • Robert Scott Small, rm 103
  • Snacks served!

we will address a variety of Active Note Taking Strategies, including how to use Visual Organizers, the Cornell System, and the 4R Method. We will also discuss how to be a more ‘active’ student in the classroom, even in a lecture class, and will extol the benefits of ongoing, regular review of notes. Students will leave with a new Tool for their Study Toolbox!

I hope to see your students this week!

Lindy

A Four Week Study Plan for Fall 2010

As Exam Week approaches, get a head start on your planning! Drop by the Exam Planning Resource Table at the Center for Student Learning in the Addlestone Library to pick up calendars, exam schedules, class assessment charts and more! You can also pick up a copy of the Four Week Study Plan to help plan and prepare for the coming weeks.

The Center for Student Learning Four Week Study Plan is also available on GoogleDocs.  Click here to download your copy.

Best wishes for a great end of the semester!

This Week’s Study Skills Seminar: Career Center–Not Just for Seniors! Wednesday, November 3 at 6 pm and Thursday, November 4 at 4 pm. ECTR 118

Are your students on the right path? Not just the one that leads to your class or to the library, but the path to their future? Students at all stages of their college experience can take steps toward future success by joining us at this week’s Study Skills Seminar–

  • The Career Center: Not Just for Seniors!
  • Wednesday, November 3 at 6 pm
  • Thursday, November 4 at 4 pm
  • Education Center 118
  • Snacks served!

–where the helpful and knowledgeable staff from the Career Center will take students on a virtual tour of the Center’s resources, including How to Find a Part Time Job On or Off Campus, the What?/Why?/How? of Internships, Using your College Connections, and the Career Search. The Career Center has a wealth of valuable tools—both online and ‘face to face’—to help students start and stay on a career-oriented path!

Whether your students are first years, fifth years, or anywhere in between, please encourage them to join us this week!
Lindy Coleman

Coordinator, Study Skills program

Center for Student Learning

colemanm@cofc.edu

843.953.8180