Need some help with your study skills and don't know where to start?

Take a look here to find resources, programs, and information about finding your personal learning style, how to cater your study methods to suit your needs, general note taking strategies, study tips, time management techniques and so much more!!

This is a OneDrive folder with links to webpages, articles, Ai programs, YouTube videos, etc. that you can download and save for reference and future use: Tools & Resources

Click here to be directed to a folder containing links for each resource listed above: Links 

Finding your learning style is important so that you can find ways to make your academic life easier and make learning less stressful!

Click here to take a quiz and find out what your learning style is: Learning Style Quiz 

Why is it important to know your learning style?

• It can help you to find more effective ways to study
• It can help you to find efficient ways to take notes in class
• It can help you save time prepping for exams
• It can help you ask for reasonable accommodations to suit your needs
• It can help you retain information more easily

Click here to learn more about why it is important to understand how your brain learns: Knowing Your Learning Style Can Help College Success, Dr. Kirst from Standford University 

👂To find out more about Auditory and Verbal Learning click here: Auditory Learners 

✍To find out more about Kinesthetic and Tactile Learning, click here: Kinesthetic Learners 

👁 To find out more about Visual Learning, click here: Visual Learners 

As college students, it is essential to find effective note taking methods and efficient study strategies!

By finding effective ways to take notes you will be better equipped to use efficient study strategies. What works best for your friends or classmates may not work the best for you, so it is important to try out different note-taking strategies to find what sets you up for studying success. Once you are able to take notes that you can study from and easily comprehend, you will have an easier time studying the course material and save time by using study strategies to test your application of knowledge.

For more information about effective notetaking and how to read a textbook for your specific subject discipline, click here: Note-taking Skills & How to Read Your Textbook 

For more information about college-level study techniques that match your learning style for your specific subject discipline, click here: College-Level Study Techniques 

For more general notetaking and study skill tips, keep reading below!

For more information about other specific tips and tricks, click here: Links to more resources and information   |   For some templates for notetaking techniques that you can download and use digitally or print out and write on, click here:  Templates