Study Skills.

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Study Skills

10 Steps to Good Studying #1 Set Goals Make a list of what you want to accomplish as a student. Having a clear set of goals will help you to get to where you want to be. #2 Time Management Use an agenda or an appointment book and write down all your appointments, due dates for assignments and other important events. #3 Know your Learning Style Pay attention to your learning style. Are you a visual learner or hands on? Explore different strategies of learning and find what fits best

10 Steps to Good Studying Cont’d. #4 Be an Active Reader Be a text detective: ask your text good questions and it will yield good answers. #5 Participate in Study Groups Share the load of reading and studying with other students – you will learn better by teaching them, and you will be exposed to ideas you didn’t come up with on your own. #6 Take Notes Use the Cornell, outline, mapping or charting method to condense and synthesize reading, lectures and discussions.

10 Steps to Good Studying Cont’d. #7 Organize your study materials If you organize your materials as you proceed through a course, you will retrieve information with greater ease later. #8 Draft papers Never turn in the first draft of a paper – always leave time to re-work it before your professor sees it. #9 Slow down on tests Anxiety makes you skip over parts of questions. Read every word carefully. #10 Don’t replace protein with caffeine Protein and complex carbohydrates are an energy source that won’t leave you jittery.

Campus Resources Counseling & Psychological Services: Lawrence Center, Second Level 705 S. New Street, West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436-2301. Individual and group services. Department of Public Safety: Peoples Building 690 South Church Street, West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436-3311. Crime reporting and investigation, safe escort on campus. Learning Assistance Resource Center: 224 Lawrence Center, West Chester, PA 19382; 610-436-2535. Tutoring, study skills and more. Office of Student Conduct: Ruby Jones Hall, Room 200 West Chester, PA 19382; 610-436-3511 Dowdy Multicultural Center: Sykes Student Union, Room 003 West Chester, PA 19382; 610-436-3273. Services promoting academic achievement and personal well being. Office for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: 114 W. Rosedale Avenue, West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436-2433. Mediation and investigation of complaints of harassment and discrimination.

Campus Resources cont’d. Campus Recreation: 275 North Campus Drive, West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436- 1732 Student Health Services: Commonwealth Hall, Ground Floor; 610-436-2509 Twardowski Career Development Center: 225 Lawrence Center 705 S. New Street, West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436-2501 Center for Women & Gender Equity: Lawrence Center, Room 214 West Chester, PA 19383; 610-436-2122. Resources, support, referrals for all women's issues. Writing Center: FHG Library Room 251, West Chester, PA 19382; 610-430-5664. Writing assistance start to finish. Financial Aid Office: 25 University Avenue, Suite 030, West Chester, PA 19383; 610- 436-2627 Scholarships: http://www.wcufoundation.org/scholarships/