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Office Administration Student Success Fall 2009 Derrick Doige, M.Ed Okanagan College -Counsellor

Derrick Doige – Counsellor  D366  local 2208   ca/ddoige/ ca/ddoige/ ca/ddoige/

Check-in  What are your challenges so far?

Success!!!  Success in not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts! Winston Churchill

The Successful Person makes a habit of doing what the failing person doesn’t like to do. Thomas Edison

What is the # 1 predictor of student success?  Read the following sentence aloud: opportunityisnowhere opportunity is now here Your Attitude will determine your Altitude!

OC New Admissions Exam The 100 Test

If you fail to plan, plan to fail (unknown)

Pair up & one person leave

Learning Pyramid  What implications does the LP have for your everyday learning?  The more you can become actively engaged in the material you are trying to learn, the better your chances of actually learning and retaining the information.

Making Your Mark  Break up into groups of five:  Chapter 2 Time Management  Chapter 3: Note Taking  Chapter 4: Study Hints and Shortcuts  Chapter 6: How to Study for Exams  Chapter 7: Managing College Life

Reading Texts SQ54  Survey  Question  Read  Respond  Record  Relate  Review

Manage Review Time Daily review  Material you have just learned  Material that involves simple memorization Weekly review  30 – 60 minutes per subject Major reviews  Week before the exam  Take short breaks every hour  Avoid marathon study sessions  Use study groups

Preparing for Exams  RAP technique:  R – Review notes frequently  A – Anticipate questions (form study groups)  P – Practice

Derrick’s Recipe for Success  Take responsibility for your learning  Stay healthy (Relax, Eat, Sleep, Exercise, Time)  Manage your time wisely  Create a weekly schedule & develop a routine  Be an active learner (Pyramid and SQ5R)  Take good notes (Cornel System)  Review your notes frequently (3 types of review)  Form Study Groups  Anticipate the questions on the exam  Learn from your mistakes  Get help sooner than later  Have Fun!!

If all else fails…..