1. Time Management, Organization, and Study Skills

2. The purpose of this presentation isto provide students with methodsand strategies that are beneficial totheir success. There is no single, right wayto tackle the skills needed tobe successful in college. 3. RECOGNITION Multipleapproaches togathering factsand contentSTRATEGIC Organizingtasks and usingmultiplestrategies forexpressing whatyou knowAFFECTIVE How to stayengaged andmotivatedthroughchallenges 4. Private Good Higher salaries and benefits Improved health and lifeexpectancy Public Good Increased tax revenue Reduced crime rates 5. Developing your timemanagement skills isimportant to your success There are a multitude of toolsand strategies available to you 6. Use a daily or weekly planner Use sticky notes or to do lists Wear a watch or use an alarm Use technology, such asapplications for your mobiledevices 7. Being organized impacts many differentaspects of a students life, such as Residence Life Academic Success Time Management Success in the Workplace 8. Color coding Flash cards Flow charts Outlines Three ring binders withdividers 9. Different learning styles require differentstudy skills. Students must find study tactics andhabits that work for their needs. Often the answer is to study smarter notharder. 10. Set achievable goals Know your learning style Take notes (either written or recorded) Participate in study groups Utilize peer tutors 11. 2010 MedianYearly Earnings Based on Education. Retrievedfrom http://www.cbuonline.edu/articles/why-get-an-online-degree-the-benefits-of-higher-education Universal Design for Learning. Retrieved fromhttp://www.cast.org/udl/index.html Tools for organizing information. Retrieved fromhttp://www.muskingum.edu/~cal/database/general/organization.html