Check us out in the Frick Center. Take a survey on how you spend your time, use a time grid for organizing your day or week, analyze how you spend your time, prioritize your tasks, learn to distinguish time wasters from time savers, learn basic strategies of successful time management. Sometimes it is helpful to form a study group of students outside of class. The group might meet for a specific purpose such as preparing for a test. A group might also decide to meet regularly to review class material and to integrate class notes and class handouts with the chapter readings.
Some groups meet to review papers in a peer editing format.
Whatever your reason might be for forming a student study group, you will find helpful hints and guidelines in this Study Tips section. So thinking speed is faster than speech speed. If your answer is yes, learn how to improve your listening skills by checking out this study tips topic. Note Taking Strategies Whether you are part of a small seminar group or a large lecture class, you will probably find a need to take notes. Look at the Thirteen Points to evaluate your note taking strategies.