Tips to Prepare For an Online Course
Most courses being online wasn't part of the original plan for many students. But there are a few ways to make sure it's just as impactful as a traditional classroom setting.
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Suggested Online Teaching Resources from the McGraw Hill Learning Science Advisory Board
Our Learning Science Advisory Board has compiled a list of resources for faculty and students to help navigate the new challenges many are facing during the pandemic.
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Be Smart: Make Your General Education Courses Count Twice
Sometimes general courses are hoops to jump through, but most of the time they can be used to obtain your degree faster.
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What To Do If You're Accused of Plagiarism/Cheating
The best rule for cheating and plagiarism: don't do it. But if you find yourself being accused, here's what to do.
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Understanding the Difference Between Letter Grades and Pass/Fail
Many colleges and universities are allowing students to switch to Pass/Fail grading. But what does that really mean?
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Top 5 Tips to Thrive in an Online Environment
Taking online courses sounds pretty simple, but for many, the transition can be challenging without best practices in place.
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3 Reasons You Should Totally Ask Your Professor For Help
Despite how nervous you may be to talk to an instructor out of class, they genuinely want to get to know you and help you achieve your goals.
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Working from Home During COVID-19: A Survival Guide for College Students
Transitioning to online courses and working from home isn't as easy as it seems. Keep these tips in mind to help manage the change.
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6 Free Resources to Help You Study & Learn Online
Moving class to online does not mean that you're stuck with PowerPoints and message board discussions. These apps can help keep class entertaining and interesting.
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Tips for Schoolwork Success at Home
Transitioning to online classes doesn't have to be difficult if you set a few best practices in place.
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Studying 101: You Don't Know Jack-- Learning How to Study
Re-reading your notes isn't always enough to get the grade you want on an exam. Fortunately, there are a few other tips you can implement into studying to be prepared for the next test.
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What to Do Now That All Your Classes Are Online
Online classes can be tough to manage for anyone-- having to do so unexpectedly means many of us are experiences new challenges together.
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How to Handle Increasingly Hard Classes
The closer to graduation, the harder the classes. Don't let them hurt your GPA and finish each semester strong.
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A Readiness Checklist for Online Course Work
Are you ready to take online courses, or should you stick to a traditional classroom?
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5 Ways to Balance Everything at College
Classes alone are overwhelming. Adding a job, social life, and sleep to the mix? Finding the balance can be tricky.
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Stop Procrastinating: 5 Ways to Manage Your Time Better
5 tips to studying smarter, not harder and giving yourself more free time.
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4 Tips to Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
At some point or another, everyone finds themselves speaking in front of an audience. Fortunately, there are skills that can be gained to make it easier and less intimidating.
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Advice on Asking Instructors for Help
Seeking help from instructors can be uncomfortable and intimidating. Fortunately, there are a few ways to make it easier so that you can be successful all semester.
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How SmartBook Can Help You Study
Everyone learns differently. SmartBook helps tailor learning to exactly what you need.
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Surviving Under Pressure
A beginning of the semester guide to starting your classes off right and finding a study system that works for you.
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