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How to create a study strategy that works for you

Wednesday, November 13, 2024 10:00to11:00
How to create a study strategy that works for you

Want to make your study time more productive? This workshop听will introduce you to active study strategies and create a study strategy and plan to support more motivated and focused learning. This workshop will involve opportunities to share personal experiences with the group, individual reflection activities, poll questions, and individual practice of matching learning outcomes to study strategies.

Learning outcomes:

1. Recognize yourself as an active participant in the learning process
2. Identify active study strategies to support your learning
3. Understand the importance of goal setting and motivation for effective studying

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