It’s Finals Week!
Good luck, Kohawks!
Noah Kahan
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@lc-studyblr
It’s Finals Week!
Good luck, Kohawks!
Productivity Tip
Your brain needs uninterrupted study time. When studying, make sure your phone isn’t a distraction.
Turn off notifications. Set your phone to Do Not Disturb (if necessary you can set the phone to “still receive calls from...” and then let that person know to call instead of text you if necessary). Or set you phone to Airplane Mode to ensure no interruptions.
Now, start concentrating on studying!
Strong push through the end, Kohawks!
Find a new spot
Mid term slumps got you down? Shake things up and find a new spot to study. Check these gems out: each spot is in the Stewart Memorial Library. Can you find them when you get here?
We’ve got a blog!
Did you know that Learning Commons students write a blog? Check it out: https://coecollegelearningcommons.blogspot.com
You’ll find articles on everything from note-taking methods to where to go in the area to get into the great outdoors!
Multiple authors on this blog means there are new articles every few days! Check it out.
Note taking...how we feel.
Small Bites: Note Taking Tip #6
As soon as you can after class, go through your notes. While the content is fresh, fill-in missing information, look up concepts/words you’re unsure of, and organize for clarity. Schedule a small chunk of time (15-20 minutes) to complete this simple task after every class.
Small Bites: Note Taking Tip #5
Taking notes on your laptop or device? Avoid distractions: TURN OFF THE WIFI.
Small Bites: Note Taking Tip #4
If your professor makes them available on Moodle or elsewhere, READ the PowerPoints or outlines before class.
Small Bites: Note Taking Tip #3
Keep your system simple. Maybe you’ve seen the fancy (read time-intensive) notes on Pinterest or elsewhere on Tumblr. If that’s your thing and it helps you, go for it. If it’s not already something you do, don’t go there. Keep it SIMPLE.
Small Bites: Tip #2
Notice what’s missing? The part that says “record every word the professor says”. Keep your notes short. No paragraphs allowed; incomplete sentences are welcome here.
Small Bite: Effective Note Taking Tips
Follow along for a series of “Small Bites” = one simple tip to improve your note taking and study habits over the next two weeks.
TODAY: Get organized and don’t stop till you’re proud. Create one central place to keep everything related to a specific course. It could be a binder, a gDoc folder or Google Document, or a notebook within your favorite note taking app on your device. Whatever or wherever, try to keep all content related to a course organized and TOGETHER.
A few tips to help you cope with test anxiety. Go deeper: https://tinyurl.com/testangst
“Study because it grows you”
Today is a good day to study!
While the idea of just staying in bed can sometimes seem appealing; don’t do it!
Stock up on these affordable healthy goodies so that the next time you’re in a time-crunch, you don’t have to sacrifice health for convenience.
Limited funds, but hungry tummy?
What’s your mood today?