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Create a high priority for Math exam tomorrow and low priority for exercise that occurs every Tues./Thurs. Can break tasks into smaller chunks, so you can track progress. One of the highest rated apps at that Mac Apps store.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iprocrastinate/id413662017?mt=12
http://traynor.uchastings.edu/weblog/hastings/2011/11/dog_therapy_coming_to_uc_hasti.html Flash Mob at Carlson School of Management.
Finally a planner designed for college students. Click on the image to read the fine print and labels. This iPhone or iPad app is iStudiezPro. http://istudentpro.com/ Actually this is a writing guide resource. The sub title is Effective Technical Writing in the Information Age. This 10 chapter guide (you can choose which one applies to your need) has information from Commonly Misused Terms to Equations, Figures and Tables , to Using Sources and Resumes. It comes from Penn State and is not limited to just online students.
Ease the stress with a little math humor.
Studying Geography the old fashion way. Reading Maps.
Need to eek out some study space at home for online classes? Here’s an idea. Use hallway space. The computer is just out of sight on the left. This makes good use of a small space and an otherwise unused hallway.
Here is an example of what a mind map or concept map looks like in a student’s notes. Lots of notes at the top of the page and then a visual map synthesizing the information at the bottom. This technique is very useful in showing connections between topics. It is also a good memory technique, since it uses succinct pictures to capture the major topics and subtopics.
So here are 3 hints on what to do with boring subjects. http://www.notetakinghelp.com/how-to-take-notes-on-a-boring-subject.html |
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