Learning how to study effectively is an important skill for those entering the college environment.
Know which study methods work for you. By knowing your own personal strengths and weaknesses, you will be more able to explain your accommodation needs. Knowing your learning style and limitations will help you anticipate and plan for potential barriers.
It will also help you be a better student (how to learn, how to study, how to complete class work, how to interact with peers, instructor, environment, what programs and courses fit your preferences and abilities).
Find and use a study method you feel comfortable with. Some people prefer using key cards, others prefer color-coding notes, some people prefer recording themselves, and others prefer visuals or diagrams. What strategies work best for you?
Top 10 Lists for Study Success – learn doable steps that you can take to help you in time management, note-taking, reading, and test preparation.
Study Tips: Smart Studying for Neuro-divergent Students (on the spectrum)
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