Every student at some point or other will feel the crunch of time. Between assignments, exams, extracurricular activities, and social obligations, finding enough hours in the day can often seem impossible. However, mastering a few time management techniques can make a huge difference.
As a university student, developing effective study skills is crucial for academic success. From note-taking and active reading to summarizing and test preparation, these skills not only enhance learning but also boost information retention, paving the way for a fulfilling educational experience.
Information technology skills are not just beneficial; they are essential. The proliferation of digital platforms and tools in education has transformed the way students learn, teachers instruct, and information is shared and processed.
As students embark on their university journey, they encounter a landscape filled with both opportunity and challenge. In this dynamic academic environment, two key skills that can significantly determine success are adaptability and resilience.
As university students transition from high school to higher education, they encounter an academic environment that demands more than just individual brilliance. Among the most critical skills for success in this new phase are collaboration and teamwork.
Memory is one of our most invaluable tools as students. Whether you’re in school, college, or university, enhancing memory can significantly boost your academic performance and overall learning experience. As part of our series on “How to Learn Effectively”, here’s a guide on how students can train and improve their memory.
University is a transformative phase, taking young adults from the structured world of high school to a realm where freedom reigns. However, with freedom comes responsibility. As students take on the challenges of higher education, they soon realize that university isn’t just about attending lectures or turning in assignments; it’s about self-growth. And at the […]
University is a time for growth and independence for many students, filled with new experiences, challenging courses, and a plethora of opportunities for personal and intellectual growth. At the heart of this academic journey is the necessity to conduct research.
There is always some form of controversy at all stages of education as to what effective learning should be. Similarly the debate on how rote and memorising of so-called key facts and information turns out to be ‘pointless’ in the greater course of life, still rages on. Almost all of us have at one time […]
This article aims to provide insight in to how the brain works to help students learn more effectively and efficiently. It is not an in depth description of the brain, its parts and functions.
The ability to communicate, whether it is socially, academically, or professionally is a great skills to both acquire and hone. While all students would have been encouraged to practise and improve on their communication skills in school, it is truly at University when communication skills come to the fore. For example, you might have an […]
Essential Time Management Skills Time management skills are essential for university students to succeed academically and maintain a healthy work-life balance. While some of these time management skills might have been important at school level, at Uni, you will be expected to juggle a lot more areas of your life, on your own, and without […]
Critical thinking skills are an essential part of every learning experience regardless of the degree-type you are pursuing at University level. These skills allow you to actively engage with ideas, concepts and arguments. They will also encourage you to think and consider information and evidence analytically, challenge assumptions, consider alternative perspectives before arriving at a […]
It was not that long ago that the use of mobile devices and social media in to schools and in to the classroom was something that left educators quaking. All they could see were the bad outcomes of students glued to their screens and the negative impacts of social media.
Learning to write essay type answers whether in exams or for an assignment, takes both practise and experience. Over time, you can learn to learn to develop ideas and points that are relevant and compelling to write a strong, well-structured essay.
“Use keyboard shortcuts! Use an updated computer!” These are some of the most common things that we hear whenever people are trying to provide tips and tricks that would boost desktop productivity in the digital space. While these are not wrong, they feel rather… inadequate.
One of the most effective ways to learn is to study collaboratively in a group. This is not only a means of emotional support but also an efficient way to draw on each individual’s strengths and to share information and knowledge.
Writing efficient and effective learning notes is a life-long skill. It is a significant contributor in active learning and typically leads to good performance during an exam. The unfortunate thing is of course, that despite it being the root and essence of good learning, teachers rarely teach how to write good notes.
Beyond the killer office #OOTDs, the dreamy sights of the City of Love, and the basic lessons in French expressions and culture, the first season of Netflix’s Emily in Paris left us a lot to think about in terms of how we work and live. As we await the release of the second season of […]
Different people may have different ways of learning, but man’s insatiable thirst to seek and consume new knowledge is universal. Learning never ends for as long as we’re alive, and there’s always something new to learn every single day.