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Successful students have good study habits. They apply these habits to all of their classes. Read about each study habit. Work to develop any study habit you do not have. Successful students: Try not to do too much studying at one time. If you try to do too much studying[...]
When our children start to struggle in school, it’s tempting to think that something significant is wrong: Maybe they aren’t cut out for the advanced classes they’re enrolled in Maybe their friends are a bad influence and affecting their grades Maybe we need to drop everything, get them a tutor[...]
I had a long car journey the other day, and used it listen to the audiobook for “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”. It’s sold over 25 million copies, and has been named one of the most influential books of all time. In it, Dr Stephen Covey, set out[...]
By Marjorie Reed, Christine Thach and Kimberly A. Whitler MBA students spend months if not years working to get into an MBA program. However, once they are in a program, the everyday demands take over and students have little time to think about how to get the most out of[...]
Angela (Peggy) Krajnovic does it all. She’s a Registered Nurse, Preschool Director & Founder of the Flamingo Island Preschool in Richardson, TX, and an online master’s student at BU Wheelock. She somehow found time in her schedule this week to talk about how her classes at BU fit into her[...]
For many students, the new school year is a chance to begin again. Perhaps you didn’t do as well as you could have last year, and you are hoping to find some strategies that lead to greater academic success. Or, perhaps you want to do even better than you did in the[...]
In many ways, learning online, this “new normal”, reverses traditional teacher/student roles, and places different demands on you as a student. Suddenly, you are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing your own learning. In addition, you must now also learn to manage the complex mixture of the learning management system[...]
I learned a thing or two besides academics while attending Everett Community College. Like how to successfully balance school and life, and how to get help when I needed it. In June 2012, I graduated with my Associate in Arts and Sciences Degree, and this fall I start classes at[...]
Are you in high school? Planning to go to college? The Student Success Center at University of Mobile has these 7 Tips for College Success that you can do now to make your freshman college classes easier. The better prepared you are for college classwork, the more time you’ll have for college[...]
It’s no secret that a sudden shift to online instruction may leave many students feeling overwhelmed about their academic success. Learning from home has its challenges, but here are some tips and strategies recommended by USF Instructional Technology faculty members James Hatten, PhD, and Sanghoon Park, PhD, to help you successfully[...]
Now that schools across the country have moved all courses online in an effort to stem the coronavirus pandemic, many students are getting their first taste of virtual learning. At UMass Lowell, where 2,700 on-campus courses have shifted online for the remainder of the semester, students are adjusting to a[...]
In the past, earning a college degree meant physically attending in-person classes, which often posed challenges for working professionals or those with complicated schedules. Now, thanks to advances in technology, it’s easier than ever to find a degree program that offers the flexibility you need, whether through traditional in-person classes,[...]
