You’re starting college. Maybe you are fresh out of high school or maybe you are an adult returning to school. Either way you’ll more than likely have a class where you will be required to participate in a Discussion Board. … Continue reading →
Plan to reach your academic goals. By creating a study plan for your exam, you can reach your goals this semester. Watch this video to find out what that study plan must include. You can learn to learn. You can … Continue reading →
The conditions surrounding how a memory was initially stored will determine how readily we can recall that memory. Here are three things you can do to remember on purpose. • Look at the thing you want to remember. Maybe it … Continue reading →
Start studying for your first exam immediately after your first class meeting. • On your syllabus you’ll find when your first exam will be. Put that date on your calendar. Ask yourself. How many days do I have until the … Continue reading →
First week of summer session for a lot of college students starts the first week of June. Summer sessions are accelerated and packed with information. Quizzes happen once or twice per week and exams every other week. Plus major papers. … Continue reading →
As a classroom teacher every year, I had a few students who needed extra support to reach the learning objectives. I kept reading about different types of learners and brain development research. I kept trying different approaches to give these … Continue reading →
The Brain’s Learning Networks LCCSI will be presenting an in-service training for the wonderful teachers at Lake Country Christian School I am asking all the attendees to watch this videoYour Learning Brain before we meet. In this way we will … Continue reading →
Hello LCCS Teachers, I am so excited about Wednesday, March 27. I will be at your after school in-service. I have bucket loads of wonderful ideas to share with you about teaching, learning and loving it! Please take the following … Continue reading →
You need an academic coach! Every semester I gain keener insight to the struggles students with ADHD or LD face in college. Today I read a blog written by a young man facing the “finals crisis.” Read the blog for … Continue reading →
This January I taught a class on Your Wonderful Brain. We met for an hour and a half, once a week for five weeks. My students included stay-at-home-moms, business men, career women, high school students and retirees. We had a … Continue reading →