Keeping track of your learning is an important element of effective study habits, enabling you to self-assess your goals, planning and progress. PRE-PROGRAM SELF-REFLECTION
With a strong commitment to developing these skills, you can develop an effective study routine, and approach assessments with confidence. TIMEBOXING DAILY PLANNER WEEKLY PLANNER TERM PLANNER 2023 ANNUAL PLANNER CHUNKING WORKSHEET
Having a destination in mind can help you perform to your potential, master new skills and treat yourself for reaching large and small milestones. SMART GOALS
The world is so full of information that knowing where and how to find it is key to becoming an independent learner. NEED HELP?
There is more to memory than cramming and rote learning, and effective students use strategies that are backed by research. INTERLEAVING FLASH CARDS
Part of becoming an independent learner is developing your study-squad: friends; teachers; even your parents. ASK A TEACHER
Learning is active, not passive, so every minute spent turning class content into a new form is embedding this knowledge into memory. CORNELL NOTES DUAL CODING RETRIEVAL GRID BRAIN DUMP
Distractions and disorder are your worst enemies, so creating space – and headspace – for learning will be time well spent. MAKING SPACE TO STUDY
Research about psychology has a lot to tell us about the behaviours, attitudes and habits that lead to effective study and long-term learning.
To be successful learners, we need to act on our understanding, try new things and shift old habits that are holding us back from being effective.
Reviewing what works and why is a powerful tool for monitoring study and learning, helping us to improve or refine the strategies we use.