3. Effective time management
alleviates stress and
improves academic
performance. Come to the
TLC for help.
Multitasking is not an effective strategy to completing
tasks efficiently and accurately.
Taking breaks when studying is a window for
distraction.
4. Knowing how to study is a skills
in itself.
The TLC can help you master the
art of studying.
Reading the chapter summary in your text is an
effective learning/reading strategy.
Moving your body while studying will not be a
distraction.
5. The TLC and CC provide
proctored exam services for
students in online classes. Proctored exams must be scheduled at least
one week in advance.
Students must provide a photo ID when
checking in for a proctored exam.
6. If 60% of the nation’s community
college
students must take at least one
course in Subject X, and 80% of
those students fail to meet that
requirement, what is Subject X?
Math is a “gateway” course.
A major reason for failing math is not seeking help.
7. The TLC encourages
appointments for free writing
tutoring. Write down or type your bad ideas.
Write without worrying about punctuation
or grammar at first.
8. The TLC can assist you in
improving test-taking skills.
Rewarding yourself after a test can help with
test anxiety.
Making up test questions and taking a practice
test is an effective study method.
9. The TLC is located in the Learning
Resource
Center on the first floor. Hours are
Monday-Thursday 7:45 a.m. to 7:00
p.m. & Friday 7:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
TLC services include:
Free tutoring in math, writing, computers, and other
areas
Study skills development
Supplemental resources for placement testing
Proctored exams
Make-up testing
Calculator assistance
10. • Commit to regular study times and a regular
study place.
• Put definitions and concepts in your own words
to increase retention of the information.
• Utilize textbook chapter previews and summaries
to help you see the bigger picture of what you
are learning.
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11. • Make a daily to-do list and a master
schedule of all your commitments.
• Spend time practicing recall during every
study session to determine what you have
learned and what needs more work.
• Reward yourself—Don’t do something you
want to do until you get your work done.
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12. Horse sense
Horace says:
Get to know your instructor
Get to know what works for you
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