Understanding Your Learning Preferences and Becoming a More Successful
Student
Presenter: Robert Kwong
Presenter: Robert Kwong
Date: 10/19/2016
Time: 4:05 PM - 4:55 PM
Location: Turlington Hall Room 2319
Struggling in class even though you understood the material? Confused as to why you did not do as well as you hoped on the exam, although the homework was not difficult for you? When students do not perform to their highest academic potential, it is not due to inability. Rather, it is from not fully understanding how they learn best for each class. Having a better sense of your learning style or learning preference will give you the edge in becoming more successful in your classes, and provide you with the tools to adapt different to teaching styles. This workshop will provide a basic overview of the different learning styles and help you learn to discover which study skill methods work best for you.
Seating is limited.
Please sign-up by registering for the workshop at: https://www.advising.ufl.edu/workshops/ and selecting “AAC” from “Select a Workshop Area”.
Time: 4:05 PM - 4:55 PM
Location: Turlington Hall Room 2319
Struggling in class even though you understood the material? Confused as to why you did not do as well as you hoped on the exam, although the homework was not difficult for you? When students do not perform to their highest academic potential, it is not due to inability. Rather, it is from not fully understanding how they learn best for each class. Having a better sense of your learning style or learning preference will give you the edge in becoming more successful in your classes, and provide you with the tools to adapt different to teaching styles. This workshop will provide a basic overview of the different learning styles and help you learn to discover which study skill methods work best for you.
Seating is limited.
Please sign-up by registering for the workshop at: https://www.advising.ufl.edu/workshops/ and selecting “AAC” from “Select a Workshop Area”.
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