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Using notecards to study

Friday, May 25th, 2012

Do you find yourself reading and re-reading your textbooks and notes but feel you still can’t remember the information? When it comes to studying the quality or technique you use can be more beneficial than the quantity of time you spend. One technique that many students find helpful is creating notecards, also known as concept [...]

Learning Styles…they make a difference!

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

By: Jennifer Gossett, Coordinator Notetaking Services and Student Support Many of you probably have taken some type of learning style assessment in your lifetime. Do you know your learning style? If you do know how you learn best, do you apply that in your study techniques? Many people know there learning style, but don’t know [...]