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Show big picture and then chunk it into manageable tasks

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short-term (weekly- 1 person and 1 academic)
long term

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The more you take on, the more the expect you to do. Show them how to manage their learning as certain things come up (so that its real and relative). Don't just give them the answer or be too quick to come to their rescue. Give them guidance and support but let them figure it out.

Then provide the space for them to reflect on what they did that made  it (whatever they were trying to do) eventually successful, and even thinking about what they were doing that was not working for them. This way, they can start to see the patterns of what works for them or not.

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Find times to review.
Find the study technique that works best for you (students).
Organize your information.
Best way that you learn or your learning style.
Make connections.

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What do you think about school Agenda's?

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What do you think about school Agenda's?

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I know its hit or miss but once I used my school agenda in university correctly it was so valuable to my success.

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Talk less, listen, be a role model with behavior and attitude.

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Talk less, listen, be a role model with behavior and attitude.

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Teach them organization strategies, time management and have them do it--hands on training.

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It seems there are as many ways as there are students.

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It seems there are as many ways as there are students.

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Real world task.