A Success Plan for Your University Math Course

There are three time management strategies that can help students be successful college. To start, use the monthly calendar to keep track of schedules such as dates and time of what is needed to be done monthly. By planning in month long blocks, they can keep an insightful big picture on their tasks and schedules. A monthly calendar is great for overviews of deadlines, appointments, and other things that are coming up in the future. Also, it is a great idea for students to plan ahead and jot down courses they need to take for next semester. Secondly, a weekly calendar is the most user friendly, which students can record all their obligations during a typical week. It allows students to view the week’s activities and see how all the pieces of

As a college freshman, I have a fear not being prepared for the level of classes, realizing that everyone is smart and pretty much on the same level. The pressure to maintain good grades is at times overwhelming but it helps to incorporate good organization and time management skills. Luckily my first semester schedule was one that worked and gave me an opportunity to adjust to college life. High school was so structured and time consuming with the day packed from early morning to late afternoon, with few downtime windows. For me, having extra

Going to class is one of the first things you should probably do. You may be thinking, but if I go to class isn’t that trying to succeed? Well not quite, because in college if you don’t go to the two classes you are automatically dropped form the class. Now you can’t fail if you have nothing to fail in. Come to class late or even leave early. Go to class enough that you will not be dropped from the class. While in class do poorly on coursework,

This was a great big step in my life, starting graduate school. One obstacle I will overcome. Time and effect are the 2 major factors you have to manage when starting college. One good tactic for some people, I know for me is to set a goal ( time goal) , that you can refer too throughout the school term.

Your Professor’s don’t really care about what you do. They don’t care if you don’t show up to class or not. A tip I would give you is to make sure your Professor’s know you or at least recognize you, even if that means asking questions the whole class period. Another way that college is different is that you don’t stay in classes for a whole 8 hours, you just go to your class then go back to your room. Another thing is the work load. You get your assignments in the beginning of the year and all your due dates, it’s up to you to get them done and turned in. Also the study habits, are crucial, you have so much time on your hands to do whatever so time management is important. Another thing is parties, there are going to be parties probably every other night so you attending them should be a responsible decision. Do not get caught up in boys and girls either. Relationships will come on their own and the worst thing you could do is get caught doing “The Walk of Shame”. The walk of Shame is basically when you leave to go meet an upperclassman and you have to walk back because he won’t drive you back and you half dressed. In the end, the moral to the story is to make sure you stay on top of your stuff, be responsible, and make good

One of the biggest stressors college students face is time management. As a non-traditional student, I would like to say that I have all my "ducks in a row," but unfortunately I do not. College students, especially grad students, are tasked with juggling a job, family, and school at the same time. This can definitely prove to be a major issue when trying to stay on top of your game. However, with proper time management skills, one can easily overcome this issue especially when they are like me and tend to

What is Procrastination? Procrastination is one thing many students do. It is either because they don’t want to do the task or they are just too lazy to do it and keep on putting it off. One thing to do is always manage your time. This skill is one of the most important skills not only in college but in your career and life. To manage your time means you should set aside certain amount of time to do each assignment . You shouldn’t cram all your work into one day. You should do each day at one time. For example if I was going to type an essay I would split it up and work on my essay one hour each day till it is due. Another thing to do while you are at college is to prioritize. When I say this I mean that if some friends invite you over to a party but you know that you have an assignment or test. You should probably study for the test and finish your assignment first. Remember friends come and go what you do in your life in college, high school, or even at work will determine your path in life. College seems to be a fun place to learn and develop I learnt many things during this college course and I can’t wait to start another. I hope you have a safe and fun time in college and make new friends. Have a great time in Ohlone I

Students discover the need to develop their time management skills when they arrive at college. The transition from high school to college comes with different obstacles that students have to learn his or her freshmen year. Of high school, students have more time to complete assignments and have longer class time. However, in college students have less time to complete assignments and less class time. On the other hand, the time committed into a fraternity or sorority varies from chapter to chapter, but the pledging period is often the most intensive time. When

•What are some things that a student can do to overcome math anxiety? Begin by breathing. Write down the problem and apply what you already know. Break down the problem by using the order of operations and go step by step until you come to the answer.

     The frist thing that a new college student must learn how to do is to stay organized and learn to decipher their priorities. By doing so you will make sure you never; miss an appointment, forget to do a homework assignment, and loose sight of time when doing a project or paper. (Waiting to the last minute never allows for your best work to be done) A planner is the best way to keep everything in order and well organized. Withier it be a monthly schedule or weekly or even daily, the use of a planer is huge tool for your success.

There is no better way to prepare for freshman year than gaining experience in college level courses. I have been able to take these classes the past couple of years and it has tremendously improved my critical thinking, time management, and group work skills. Critical thinking is a crucial part of college because all assignments and tests are created to challenge you and make sure you are prepared for all situations that will come in the real world. Therefore, I have found that through these intense classes I have attained a newfound confidence within myself and realized what I am truly capable of accomplishing. Learning time management is yet another skill that I have begun to develop along with these classes. In order to avoid meltdowns

In the Information Capsule from Miami-Dade county different researchers have developed strategies that a teacher can use to reduce the effects of math anxiety in a student who may be suffering from the phobia. The result of the research has found that a teacher, practice has a strong influence on students’ math anxiety. One way a teacher can reduce math anxiety is to be knowledgeable in their content when comes to math and to always exude a positive attitude towards math. The teacher needs to have more training on the subject of math so they will not lack confidence when they are teaching their students. The recommendation is for teachers to attend workshops on research-based best practices

The first thing that we did in this class that helped the most was creating a planner that included the dates given in all our class syllabuses. This helped me the most since my math class has homework due twice each week, so having a planner allowed me to not confuse the idea that 2.1 is due on Thursday instead of Tuesday. This also helped me with thinking about how much time I have until the next project is due. Other time management skills that helped was goal setting and learning better study skills. The goal setting that helped was realizing what a SMART goal is; Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic/Relevant, and Timely. For this semester, I was able to realize that unlike High School where I could set a goal of getting As and Bs, in college this is unrealistic. My new goal became that I would like to get a grade at or above a C+ and if my grade started dropping before the end of the semester, I would ask the teacher about the topic I was not understanding before the test came. Getting help is also a great study skill, which for myself involved going to Supplemental Instruction Tutoring sessions each week for Statistics, which involved a teachers’ assistant that went over harder topics such as Z-tables vs. T-tables. This made my test grades increase and the SIT session also applies to outside of class resources that we learned about in this class. The activity of a treasure hunt for those resources especially helped since I had not known were the write cite was

I always put my academic career in the first priority and I thought I did a good job in getting used to college academic life. Comparing to high school, college schedule of class looked more flexible and students just needed to take two classes per day. However, it required us to have more preparation before class. At first, I had a wrong expectation in college class, which I owned lots of free time. Fortunately, I realized the difficulty of each class in the first week. When I got into the lecture, it was hard for me to follow my professor’s step with such fast rhythm. Homework assignments made me have more struggle since I could not catch up the key point at class. After I found the hard work, I tried to reread my book, powerpoint and summarized the main points by myself. While I read those materials, I found the connection between main points and lecture. It helped me finish my first homework assignment, at the same time, it gave me some ideas of preparing for class. Before each lecture, I would preview the new chapters and wrote down some important definitions. In class, I just needed to focus

I remember this lady from ODU clear a day was telling my class her experience of college and her very first day of college .She explain she didn’t know what to make of meeting new people transitioning to a new chapter in like becoming an adult. In college you make a lot of decision of your own she talk about that challenge of people get caught up with partying and keeping up with grades. You have to balance everything because e getting overwhelm she seen it people stresses out with college. It can affect how your behavior and altitude when you become overwhelmed. Her tip for us is take some time to yourself sometime you don’t push yourself so hard. You have to maintain a good schedule to get good results it’s not easy in college it come with a lot of pressure. Listening to here I took that and