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Ask for help if you need it (teacher and PACs)
Use your resources to help your writing (AATC writing studio)
Work in groups
Use feedback given by your fellow peers to help improve your writing (it is there to help you)

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- stay on top of your work
- interact! collaborate and talk with your classmates
- read the readings ahead of time
- take advantage of office hours
- listen to peer feedback from eli review

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Advice :)) Group 12: Luna, Ryan, Lisette, Fernando, Joey

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Advice :)) Group 12: Luna, Ryan, Lisette, Fernando, Joey

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-Don’t do homework the day it’s due, even if it seems like a little get it done
-Take Peer feedback seriously
-Don’t lose sleep (take naps)
-Manage your schedule properly
-Try to keep in mind main ideas of the articles
-Always label your Literacy Journals
-Take your Literacy Journal Seriously!!
-Don’t be afraid to talk to people in your class, chances are they are really nice
-Don’t be afraid of your profesor, they can be a big help

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Dear Future UWP 7,
-Don’t procrastinate
-Actually intake knowledge from the readings
-be open minded
-stay on top of work

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-turn in your Eli review on time
-communicate with your instructor to make sure you know all your questions answers
-collaborate with peers but stay focused on work
Les/Tammy/Leslie P./ Cindy

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- take Eli reviews very seriously, they can only help you
- there is no dumb questions
- do your work the day before, NOT the day of

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-don’t be afraid to ask for help
-collaborate with your classmates
-attend tutoring at the writing center

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Time manage and break the work up into sections. Be willing to work with others and try new things. This could mean asking for help from peers or even professor . Don’t be afraid to reach to the professors and prioritize sleep.

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1. Have an open mind in this class. You may be pushed out of your comfort zone and thats okay.
2. Don’t put off the work, it will pile up (and it is really important).
3. Sleep! Remember to sleep. Otherwise your work won’t be as good!

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-Talk to others, make friends
-Prioritize your work, DONT PROCRASTINATE
-Build a relationship with your professor, they are here to help

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1. Prioritize sleep. College is a really fun place to be at especially because youll be meeting a lot of people. It can be hard to say no because of FOMO but if you prioritize sleep then you'll thank yourself down the line.

2. Learn time management because it is not easy to comprehend lots of reading and writing when it is pushed to the side. Breaking up your assigments and prioritize which you would like to do first. May be it could be the reading or writing. Be wise of how urgent the project could be because instructors may not be lenient. Overall, understand the worth of your classwork.

3. Communicate with your peers. They can help you on your classwork and help you understand difficult readings. They can also help you feel not alone if you don't understand something from class. Your peers can afford a lot of support by just a simple text message or small talk.

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1. Be confident in your writing. Everyone is learning at different paces in their literacy journey.
2. Learn to embrace your writing style.
3. Take the HRC charts seriously, they will come in handy in the future. Take assignments seriously, they will be your research for the end assignment.

Group 2
Ximena F
Rytham
Miya
Isabella
Ismael

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Group 1: Joy A., Diego P., Nhi D., Darlene, Jimena.

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Group 1: Joy A., Diego P., Nhi D., Darlene, Jimena.

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1. Don’t be afraid to interact with your peers.
2. Don’t procrastinate on your reading.
3. Submit your Eli review workshops on time.

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Your groups should post 3 pieces of advice for future UWP 7 students.

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Your groups should post 3 pieces of advice for future UWP 7 students.

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Make sure that this advice will help students be successful in this particular course (so no generic "do the homework" tips!).