study strategies common hour workshop presented by the academic advising center
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Study Strategies
Common Hour WorkshopPresented by
the Academic Advising Center
Choose a table leader!Let’s Begin!!!!
Task one: Table leaders open the task 1 envelope and remove the
baggie of puzzle pieces. You will use the puzzle frame for this task.
Remove the puzzle pieces from the baggie.
As a group you will work to complete the puzzle.
Points will be awarded for place in completion.
You have 3 minutes to complete the task……GO!!!
Puzzle Mania
Task two: Table leaders open the Task 2 envelope and take out
the cards. Pass the cards out face down, one to each person in
the group. Look at your word, (only!!). Each person, in turn, will try to get the group to guess
your word by giving one word clues . (like password) When the word is guessed place your card face up and
move to the next group member. Score a point for each one guessed correctly. You will have 2 minutes to complete the task……GO!!!
Puzzle Mania
Task three: Table leaders open the Task 3 envelope, give each
group member a piece of clay. Hand out the folded cards, read your word silently
and create the word out of the clay. You will have 1 minute to sculpt… GO!!! The group must now guess your word. Do not use
verbal clues with your group. Once the word is guessed open your card and place your sculpture on the card. Score one point for each correct answer
You have two minutes to guess the words…GO!!!!
Puzzle Mania
Each task represents a style of learning
Task 1---VisualTask 2---AuditoryTask 3---Tactile
Reflect on which task was the most comfortable and easiest for you to complete. Think about how you learn. Are you beginning to see a connection?
Debrief
Learning Styles Inventory
What strategies should you use the connect most with your learning style strength?
Learning Styles
Block out the following on your weekly calendar handoutClass meetingsMealsNaps/down timeActivities with mandatory meetings (sports, practice)Exercise3 hours x # of credits for homework
Preparing your calendar
An example!Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday6:00
6:30 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast7:00 Study Lunch Prep Travel Breakfast
7:30 Finish Huck Finn Laundry Dust and Sweep Lunch Prep
8:00 Travel Bathrooms Internship Kitchen Breakfast8:30 Read DIY Chpt 1 AVS Observe Kitchen floor Laundry9:00 Internship Study Straighten Travel9:30 Pull together ideas for Study Read Theiline Chpt 8 Church
10:00 Tuesday meeting Read Theilin Chpt 6 critical essay Study10:30 work on research Read11:00 Northwest Ordiance Travel11:30 Meeting with Ann12:00 Lunch Prep Lunch Prep Malcolm12:30 Lunch Travel Lunch 3 hours1:00 Study Class Study1:30 Choose critical essay Bring Contract Lunch Prep Work on projects2:00 Lunch2:303:00 Travel Travel Study Michelle3:30 Meeting 3 in Lib Water Aerobics Research 1 hour4:00 Class Travel4:30 class in Lib.5:005:30 Travel6:00 Dinner Prep Dinner Prep Dinner Prep Dinner Prep Dinner Prep6:30 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner7:00 Travel7:30 Study Malcolm Study Study Study8:00 choose articles for 2 hours continue Read Theilin Chpt 7 Facilitation article Dinner Prep8:30 facilitaion Dinner9:00 Work on contract9:30 Get test for Malcolm Travel
10:00 Time Management, SR Lunch Prep for thurs Time Management, SR Time Management, SR Time Management, SR Time Management, SR10:30 Snack Snack Snack Snack Snack Snack Snack11:00 Time Management, SR Time Management, SR
Quick 5-minute study strategies
Quick 15-minute study strategies
Quick 30-minute study strategies
Note Taking
Strategies for you
Lead—Being prepared
Ideas—Write the main ideas, not everything that is said
Summarize—Reduce your notes into the most important ideas within 24 hours
Talk—Talk to professors and classmates about remaining questions
End—Review and summarize and identify problems
Notes--Use a method that helps you to find essential points.
Strategies for you
Cornell method note taking
Outline method
Strategies for you
Record: First Step
Reduce: Summarize key points
Recite: Read your notes aloud to help you retain the information
Reflect: How does it relate to objectives in your syllabus, make critical connections
Review: Do the same day as the class
Summarize each week’s note into a single sheet
Review come exam time!
Strategies for you
Be sure to access all the workshop information on
the Academic Advising Center’s Website
http://www.ithaca.edu/advising/