In this course, you’ll learn about many important skills to support your study, including time management, discovering your own learning styles, and reading more effectively and increasing your vocabulary. You’ll hear some guidelines for studying effectively in online or remote classes, which are becoming more and more popular in university-level education. You’ll also improve your skills in listening to lectures and taking good notes to help you as you study for tests. Finally, you’ll hear about expectations for participating in lecture classes and tips for communicating with professors and making friends with classmates. Being a university student can be a rich, rewarding experience if you have the skills you need to succeed both in your classwork and in getting along with others. This course will help you gain some of those skills.
This course is part of the Essential English for University Success Specialization
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Learning to Be a Successful Student
Listening and Notetaking
More Skills for Successful Learning
Participating in a University Class
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Great for 8th grade students who want to prepare for their first AP class in highschool!
Excellent content and delivery, strongly recommend to not only university-going students but helpful to senior school students.
Great course after graduating from highschool before joining college
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