Study Skills
While at NECC, do not hesitate to stop by any of our Academic Support Centers: Math Lab, Reading Lab, Writing Lab, or English Language Center. The staff members in the Academic Support Centers are able to provide assistance with a variety of issues students may have, and may be able to connect students with peer tutors.
In addition, we have put together these links that can help you improve your study techniques, note-taking skills and hopefully become more prepared in the classroom.
- Study Skills Opinion Poll - take this survey to see where you fit regarding study skills... Prentice Hall Publishers.
- Note-Taking Using The Cornell Method to take notes from the Cook Counseling Center, Virginia Tech.
- Developing Reading Skills: The SQ3R Method for Thorough Study Dartmouth College Learning Enhancement Services.
- Study Distractions Analysis Examine
the three places you study most to
see which ones have the most distractions. Developed by Division of Counseling & Testing,
University of Wyoming.
- Study Skills Checklist Print
out this checklist to help narrow
down study skill areas that may need
improvement: Time Scheduling, Concentration, Listening & Note Taking, Reading, Exams, Reading, and
Writing Skills from the Cook Counseling
Center, Virginia Tech.
- Study Schedule A printable weekly calendar in hour-long blocks to map out your time schedule.
- The Study Skills Help Page - Strategies
for Success. Links to many other study skills sites. Dr.
Carolyn Hopper, Study Skills Coordinator
for the Developmental Studies Department
at Middle Tennessee State University.
- The Student Survival Manual - Serves
as a resource guide providing college students with the information
needed to make college a success.
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