Plan your Time.
As an adult, trying to fit in school to an already busy schedule can be challenging. Knowing exactly what you need to do and how to do it is key for making time to do your course work.
ONLINE Learning:
ONLINE Learning:
- Make sure to log in to your courses at least three times a week.
- Follow the suggestions your teachers, counsellor or program overseer have - if you are not submitting assignments regularly- send a quick email progress and follow program expectations.
- Prepare your questions ahead of time.
- Ask for clarification of assignments.
- Let your teacher know about anything going on in your life that will affect your course progress.
This quick article will help you organize your time as you learn online. Always remember that regular check-ins with your course teacher and/or advisor can help you stay on track. Be clear about your grad plan and what you need to accomplish to complete your requirements.
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The following graphic organizers are from the Government of Alberta (2018). They provide a great overview for thinking about what you want out of your education and connecting these thoughts towards future career or further educational plans.
Source: https://alis.alberta.ca/media/698070/tiyl-students-web-version-optimized-final.pdf (p.12; p. 35).
Source: https://alis.alberta.ca/media/698070/tiyl-students-web-version-optimized-final.pdf (p.12; p. 35).
How to Study:
Check out this easy to read overview for effective studying and learning. The website has multiple chapters which cover everything from creating a study plan; to managing your time; to effective note taking and managing stress. |
Course Work Estimator
(Courtesy of SIDES.ca ) This fillable coursework estimator allows you to fill in your assignments and any tests you might have. You can enter a start and stop date and the spreadsheet with give you an estimate of how long each assignment should take. |
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