My College Success Story - Round 2 by Kelly Weets https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas tips for academic success en-us 2016-10-13 16:03:59 UTC 2025-11-03 05:17:26 UTC hello@padlet.com Sam Mosbeck https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552636 1. Re-read notes, compare notes with classmates
2. Planners are best for time management
3. Take breaks while studying so you don't get bored or overwhelmed]]> 2016-10-13 18:05:27 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552636 Jadyn Schindler https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552666 1. Re-write notes to engrave them in your memory
2. Have different study methods for each class. Study for the class that is easiest for you first to refresh your memory. Then move to the harder stuff and really spend more time on it
3. In group projects be the leader. So you can assign specific time out of class where you can all get together and work on the project. ]]> 2016-10-13 18:05:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552666 Kaitlynn Swick https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552675 1. Color code a planner and schedule out your time. Make sure everything has it's place and set out free time too
2. Put time into studying. Anticipate that you're not going to get started right away and don't just "study" for a few minutes. Put some effort into it
3. Don't be afraid to communicate with your teachers. If you're having issues find the time to go and figure it out 

Time management]]> 2016-10-13 18:05:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552675 Sarah Linder https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552677 1. Review a lot because when you're sitting in class listening to the professor, you don't always remember everything that they say.
2. Begin studying at least 3 nights in advance to make sure you are prepared enough. 
3. Organize and prioritize; remember what you are at school for and make sure that you always get your work in on time.]]> 2016-10-13 18:05:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552677 Savannah Peterson https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552796 1. Need to take time out of class to reread the chapters and write purposeful notes that make sense to YOU.
2. Use the syllabus to get ahead of everything. If you are starting a new chapter, skim the book so that you know what the professor is going to be talking about in class when they start that chapter.
3. Sit down and PLAN. Plan how long you need to study for a specific class, plan how long it will take you to prepare for a test, plan how much time you need to take out of your day to finish an assignment. Plan & Do Not Procrastinate! ]]> 2016-10-13 18:05:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130552796 Trandon Lehrer https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553376 1. Quit Procrastinating, It's not acceptable to wait until the last minute to finish any assignment
2. Be thorough with studying. Don't take shortcuts because they usually don't work and you just forget important information
3. One idea for dealing with multiple tests/projects is work on a couple throughout the day and don't just focus on only one. This way it feels like your taking a break from one thing while still using your time and you don't get bogged down and stressed.]]> 2016-10-13 18:06:55 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553376 Will Anderson https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553797 1. Study with a group of people. It's easier to learn the material when you can bounce ideas and learn from one another.
2. Make friends in your class just incase you are gone one day, you are able to get notes and know what you missed.
3. Start working on whatever has the shortest deadline and finish that first, and work from there.]]> 2016-10-13 18:07:47 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553797 Carley Cervantes https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553973 1. Take good notes in class and attend every class that you can.
2. Use every minute of the day for something, use time wisely, and write everything down.
3. Break up studying over several days, don't cram the night before for a test.

]]> 2016-10-13 18:08:08 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130553973 Savanna Housey https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554107 1. Rewrite the notes you take, it helps engrave them into you head so you remember them. 
2. Make sure you understand what is being asked on a assignment, if you don't, ask questions.
3. The Time management secret is planning. Make a list of everything you need to get done for the next week or two. Then distribute all of your assignments throughout the week based on how much time you’ll have left after class, activities, and other obligations. After the schedule is made, you stick with it. Usually try to leave room for surprise assignments, so that you have some flexibility in case something pops up that you didn't anticipate]]> 2016-10-13 18:08:20 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554107 Macie Kezar https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554113 1. Use a planner to plan out everything like daily assignments and upcoming tests to keep yourself organized and remind yourself when things are due. Color code different things in your planner especially if you have more than just assignments and tests, like if you are in sports or clubs. 
2. A strategy for written assignments is to really plan it out, take time to come up with a topic that you really want to learn about or that seems interesting to you, and another strategy is to make an outline for it, its more of like a roadmap for you to help you write it more easily. 
3. If you have multiple projects at a time, really plan each one out like what day and times you will be doing each assignment, and start doing them in advance so you aren't rushing to do them last minute.]]> 2016-10-13 18:08:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554113 Megan Burrier https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554377 1)  Read everything you are required to and do it on time.
2)  Ask questions and listen to your advisor
3) Use outside sources other than the text required for the class.]]> 2016-10-13 18:08:48 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554377 Alanis Rupprecht https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554684 1. Make sure you understand the material: In college professors expect you to come to them with questions. 
2. Create time to study: You need to give yourself time to retain information. 
3. Studying changes from subject to subject: you will have to find what works best with you and that class to be successful in it ]]> 2016-10-13 18:09:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554684 Caleb Wessel https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554755 1. Contribute the most study time to the assignments/ or tests that is worth more of that classes grade.
2. Get it done with it while it is still on the brain. Do something as soon as you can to avoid forgetting about it.
3. To overcome a bad grade, try talking to your professor and do what you can to improve your grade no matter what.]]> 2016-10-13 18:09:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554755 Chris Mattison 17chris_mattison https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554789 1. Take practice tests before the real one.
2. Do all assignments, even the unassigned ones.
3. Ask for old exams to use as a studying references.

]]> 2016-10-13 18:09:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554789 Samantha  https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554826 1. Get up early to study, your brain is refreshed and more energized.
2. Look over notes through out the week. Don't wait to cram everything in right before the test, the more you go over the notes the more it will stick in your brain.
3. Make sure you give yourself a break. If you have been studying for a few hours, get up and walk around, go for a run or something. Give your brain some time to focus on what you just studied and get refreshed for more!

]]> 2016-10-13 18:09:39 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554826 Brock https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554955 1. Get up early to study. Also study more often  instead of trying to cram right at the end.
2. Keep busy if you don't have anything to do it is harder to get things done. Use a planner to fill up the time in the day.
3. Make outlines and wright down key points. Make sure to review them as the week goes on]]> 2016-10-13 18:09:56 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130554955 Ashton  https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555476 1. Go to all review sessions. If you have already studied this is an opportunity to ask questions. It also shows the professor you care about your grade and the class.
2. Stay motivated. Take time for yourself. Get away from school physically and mentally. Don't let school weigh you down, it should be a fun experience.
3. Study every chance you get between classes. If you have time in between classes take it to look over the material you just learned. This frees up time during the night you can spend time with friends, or just with yourself. Do the work as you get it, it is so much harder to catch up than it is to stay current. ]]> 2016-10-13 18:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555476 Collin Smith https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555496 1. I just review notes continuously to be familiar with concepts. Also go to book website to review online questions.
2. Always use a planner make a month glance. Make sure you know when your things are due.
3. break up the work so it doesn't get boring and strenuous. change your location where you study and when you do it. ]]> 2016-10-13 18:11:00 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555496 Gehrls https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555850 1. Used a planner and color coded depending on her class
2. Used note cards to study because she put important facts on the note card
3. Sacrificed many weekends to study for class instead of going out with her friends to prepare for quizzes]]> 2016-10-13 18:11:36 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555850 Danny https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555867 1. Rewrite notes and form a study sheet for the test or study everything on the study guide that the teacher provides you.
2. Study for multiple  exams by studying each class in chronological order and don't procrastinate when having multiple assignments due.
3. Use and outline for writing assignments.]]> 2016-10-13 18:11:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130555867 Ryan McDougall https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130557262 1.  Time management: Always study for a in advance instead of the night before, use a couple of days to study.
2.Organization: Be organized, time out things before doing it. Like doing homework and projects before hanging with friends.
3. Studying: Have different study habits for different class, Like math should be different than history or chemistry. ]]> 2016-10-13 18:14:28 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130557262 Kelby Jobe https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130557730 1. Re-wrote all the notes in her own words it helped to understand what was said, and use the guides if they are given. Found what study habit worked.
2. Wrote every little thing in their planner so they knew what they were doing and how to spend there time. Found how to manage their time.
3. Learned to seek help from professors and peers they are there to guide and help you succeed. Use your resources.]]> 2016-10-13 18:15:27 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130557730 Lillian Restle https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590643 1) Organize: At the start of all your classes, when you receive the syllabus, write down all of the important date, have that be exams or dates that papers are due. 
2) Prioritize: If you had multiple thing to work on or work for you need to prioritize. Focus on the things that are worth more of your grade and are more important.
3) Getting Over a Bad Grade: When you initially get a bad grade you will feel/get down in the dumps. Bad for you may be a B. Always work to improve until you get that perfect grade. Look at comments your professor or TA makes, and if they don't make any go and ask! It never hurts to ask. "Plan your month, schedule your week, and prioritize your day."]]> 2016-10-13 19:40:02 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590643 Payton Graham https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590710 1. She actually studied and memorized certain things instead of looking over the notes 1o minutes before the test. 2. Re-read your notes and compare your notes with another student. 3. Take small breaks while your studying. She said she took small breaks because she has a hard time studying for a long period of time and I can relate to that.]]> 2016-10-13 19:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590710 BreAnna Haugan https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590851 1. Take notes on the subject right before class so they are fresh in her mind.
2. Study vocabulary more than concepts.
3. Read online reviews of a text when things were unclear to you.]]> 2016-10-13 19:40:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130590851 Richmond  https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591261 1. For written assignments always start with an outline of the paper even if you only right ideas down on scratch paper.
2. Always have a planner that you can glance at and it gives you the whole month, so it is easier to manage your time.
3. While just chill studying you can multi task with something else. Like walking on a treadmill instead of listening to music you can glance at your notes and then go over it in your head. You don't need to stress about the knowledge.]]> 2016-10-13 19:42:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591261 Haley Bruggeman https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591305 1. Make a vocal notebook and write down the definitions to all important words
2. Take breaks between studying for exams and do things such as running or painting to relax your mind
3. Use a planner and color code it for each class or club]]> 2016-10-13 19:42:46 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591305 Grace Matter https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591370 1. If a study guide is not provided, create your own. Study that along with your notes, flashcards, and the book. Break up your study time by studying one of these each day, and all of them the night before.
2. Use your time between classes to study and do the assignments. If you get your work done during the day, your nights will be free.
3. Even if they are not required, do the assignments. They will help you learn the material better, and prepare you for the exam. They also let you know what you may need to work on.]]> 2016-10-13 19:43:04 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591370 Brenna Schaefer https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591598 1. Be smart about how you select your courses. Don't take too many tough courses in one semester if you think ahead you can create a decent schedule every semester where only one or two classes are very challenging and the rest will be average.
2. My time management secret: I write everything down. When I know everything that I need to get done for a given week I can plan better when I need to study.
3.  I personally find it easier to work on a couple of different projects in the same day because you don't get too overwhelmed by one task. It feels like you're taking a break from one thing, and less like you're doing a lot of work at once this way.]]> 2016-10-13 19:44:01 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130591598 Kate Byron https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592086 1. Find somewhere you can study and make sure you can concentrate there. 
2. Find out how you study best, all at once or in small amounts of time a couple times a day. And find when you study best for an up coming test
3. When you get a bad grade on a test find a different way to study for the next one. ]]> 2016-10-13 19:46:17 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592086 Samantha Finger https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592109 1. Use a planner and color with different highlighters so you know what is for each event.
2. After taking notes in class go back and type them. It can help you understand the material more and help for future tests.
3. After completing homework, go back to the problems you found most difficult and try to understand what was so hard about it.]]> 2016-10-13 19:46:25 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592109 Cooper Sorvig https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592150 1.) Read, read, read! Read not only the material given to you or required by the teacher, but also use other resources to absorb the information.
2.) Know your priorities and make sure your actions align with them. Once the work is done, treat yourself.
3.) Don't be afraid to ask your classmates and professors questions and participate in class. This will help your comprehension and foster relationships.]]> 2016-10-13 19:46:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592150 Jeffery Key https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592438 1. Take good notes and look over them until you understand the material.

2. Manage your time well which means write down your daily schedule in a agenda. 

3.Don't study at the last minute do it in advance. ]]> 2016-10-13 19:48:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592438 Sommer Audette https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592518 1.) Make friends with people on your classes, they’ll help you catch up if you were absent and also be a good study tool.
2.) When writing assignments are due, make sure you start early. ALWAYS proofread and have a timeline planned out so you can write a certain amount of pages per a day.
3.)It’s okay to have different ways to study for different classes
]]> 2016-10-13 19:48:30 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592518 Hailey Liedberg https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592791 1.) Study your notes that you have taken daily. That way that you don't have to cram the night before your test. You will just be reviewing your notes, like every other night.
2.) Be realistic about how long an assignment or paper is going to take you. Then once you have the amount of time to finish your assignment, add more time on too.
3.) If you have multiple tests to study for, study for both of them for a little bit each day. Also if you have to decide between a test and a quiz focus on the test because they are worth more points. ]]> 2016-10-13 19:49:41 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130592791 Shawna Spears https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130593458
  • Plan out your time and use it wisely. Don’t do cram study session but instead use every minute you have. Maybe instead of studying for one subject for 2 hours, break that down into 3 sections and use it for multiple assignments/projects/study times. breaking up the studying into different parts will help you feel like you are accomplishing more. ‘Each minute of everyday is used for something’.
  • Start studying before the test. Makes notes and flash cards and always add to them. Start looking at the material daily as soon as you receive it. This will help you from cramming right before and it will help stay in your brain instead of only knowing it for the test and than forgetting. Also start projects or assignments as soon as you get them. Even if its for 10 minutes a night it will still turn out better than if you leave it for the last minute.
  • If you don’t understand something seek help and ask for it. It isn’t bad if you don’t understand it, you probably aren’t the only one. If you work hard towards it and put the effort in, the outcome will be in your favor. Seek out the teacher at office hours or a classmate who could help you but just make sure you take action if you don’t understand it.
    • ]]>     2016-10-13 19:53:00 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130593458     Lexi Dennis https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130839495 Alexis Dennis
    1.Overall my study method is pretty standard, however, with priorities in mind. For example, I will contribute the most time to the assignment/or test that is worth the most percentage of my grade in a particular class.  
    2.I write down my assignments each day and prioritize them. I read articles on stress management if things get to overwhelming. I also try to break up my assignments into small bits of work each day instead of putting them off to the last minute.
    3.Get it done with it's still on the brain... During a recent job interview, a company executive told me he wakes up every day seeing the following phrase on his cell phone: "Make shit happen today." I live by that saying, and I will never forget it.]]>     2016-10-14 18:03:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130839495     Natasha Jalowiec  https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130839535 1. Study method Reading the material and creating consolidated notes. Highlighting the main points also coming up with examples for concepts. Combine class notes with the chapter outline and do the outlines right after the a chapter is discussed. 

    2. Find large space of time. Get other small projects out of the way so you don't think about them while studying. 

    3.Map out when tests are though out the semester and always have your planner on you when going to meetings. try to have one big block of free time before an exam.]]>     2016-10-14 18:03:27 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130839535     lance bugge jr https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130858325 1) I rewrite my notes and form a study sheet for tests. For classes that use formulas, I make sure that I have all of my formulas written down on one sheet. I also make sure that I write my formulas down with complete words and with the shorthand terms, when applicable.
    2) I set aside at least one hour a night to do homework, study, or prepare for projects. I also write any due dates or test dates in my planner as soon as I get the syllabus or assignment calendar
    3) I usually have a few smaller blocks of studying. I find that this helps me to not feel overwhelmed and to keep my brain from blending everything together.]]>     2016-10-14 18:55:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130858325     Bethany Derouin https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130975018 1. Do a lot of writing, reviewing and memorizing. Study in a group and write down definitions out on paper, write out your study guides.
    2. Work on time management, making a list of everything that needs to be done that day etc. Show up to every class then that shows you actually care and shows your professors that you want to get good grades.
    3. Study habits: to get everything done and sorted out go to tutor and review sessions every time there is one offered then you can go and make sure everything is right and well thought out.]]>     2016-10-16 15:23:16 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/130975018     Annah Harder kelly_weets https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/131268020 1. Always take advantage of review sessions whether it is with another student or your professor.(Find out how you study the best and use that technique and other similar techniques in other classes.

    2. Stay motivated in and out of class.

    3. Listen very carefully to your professor they may be giving you little hints of what might be on the next exam.]]>     2016-10-17 18:30:33 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/131268020     Noah Hawkins https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/133419947 1. Don't overwhelm yourself with homework and studying for extended periods of time. Break it into smaller sessions and do something fun in between once in a while. 

    2. Don't be a procrastinator, but if you are be somewhat productive. Go grocery shopping or something that you would have to do anyways instead of just sitting and watching T.V.

    3. Don't freak out to much over a bad grade on a test. Realize that you it just means you have to study a different way. ]]>     2016-10-26 17:44:06 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/133419947     Landon Kruckeberg https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/134768022 1. 1. Use note cards to study it helps a lot. Try to color code them so it sticks easier in your head.

    2. Use your planner, never go anywhere without it so then you always know what you have to do at that certain time so you can plan your free time.

    3. If you happen to do bad on a test go talk to the teacher because it shows that you care about there class and you want to take the time to get a better grade.]]>     2016-11-02 13:44:00 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/134768022     Ryan Crummy https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/134916500 1.I need to organize. Get a daily/weekly planner to help me keep track of my work.  
    2. I need to prioritize. Determine when assignments are due and which ones are due first. 
    3. I need to execute. Stick with my list but I need to be flexible when it's appropriate.]]>     2016-11-02 19:31:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/134916500     Allie Okeson https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135088984 1.Re notes your notes so you understand them. The more you use the material the more you will learn and remember it. 
    2. Make sure studying comes first. Set aside time that you can just focus on your work and then you can go out and do something. 
    3. When you have big tests all in the same week don't jump from subject to subject you'll have a harder time remembering what goes with what. Give each test its own day to study for. ]]>     2016-11-03 14:18:19 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135088984     Derick Newland kelly_weets https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135255632 1. He changed his attitude about tests and thought more positively about them. It made him do better

    2. He asked his teacher how he could improve and make his grade better.

    3. He also tried to find old tests and projects to know what to expect. He didn't want them't to cheat.]]>     2016-11-03 22:39:40 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135255632     Hannah Enge https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135648868 1. Read the material ahead of time. You are better prepared to say intelligent things about the topic. It wont be new news to you, instead it will reinforce what you understand about it. 

    2. Organize your thoughts and time. Have a plan of the materials you will go over. Do NOT do you homework in a distracting place or a place that you sleep as well. 

    3. Apply what you learned whenever possible. When you apply what you learned into real world experiences or concepts, it will reinforce your understanding and help you better remember. ]]>     2016-11-06 23:43:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/135648868     Brayden Ivaniszyn https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/136208586 1. Rereading your notes and transferring them is a smart thing to do. Make  sure you aren't taking too much time to transfer those notes rather than just reviewing them.
    2. It is good you ration out all your time to study but try and manage it better so you aren't always left to doing your work instead of having time for yourself. You need to reward yourself sometimes to keep the motivation there. With no reward it is hard to keep pushing yourself. 
    3. Using note cards might help you see the content more often as you mentioned in your studying methods. This is quick and easy and is also more transferring of the material.]]>     2016-11-08 19:08:39 UTC https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/136208586     Nick Pittman https://padlet.com/kelly_weets/84e1rxgbpyas/wish/137088695 1.) rewriting notes so they become embedded in your head 
    2.  Use a planner religiously, write down everything even if its insignificant just to get in the habit
    3. Use your resources, you have lots of them, take advantage.

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