Academic Guides: Academic Skills Center: Learning Strategies

Self-Paced Modules

"If you recently transitioned or are thinking of transitioning into a Master’s program at Walden, you’re not alone. In fact, with the help of Walden’s AIM program, three members of the peer mentoring team recently completed their undergraduate coursework and chose Walden for their Master’s degrees."

JANUARY 2021

Being a Lifelong Learner at Walden University

"When I was younger, I didn’t know what lifelong learning meant; I just knew I enjoyed being in school. To illustrate my love of school — I was the kid who cried about missing days because I had chickenpox in elementary school."

AUGUST 2018

Learning and Growing from Instructor Feedback

"At Walden, you receive ongoing feedback from your instructor on your discussion and assignment submissions. How do you usually respond to feedback in professional or academic situations?"

Blog Comment, Academic Literacy

You have no idea what this article mean to me. It eases my anxiety knowing there is someone who understands that it's sometimes really a struggle to learn something new especially writing.

Elizabeth Nwaeke

Peer Mentor Sherry Wilson shares her top tips for utilizing the Writing Center’s paper review service.
To learn more visit Writing Center: Paper Reviews

Rubrics define grading criteria

Most instructors utilize a rubric to establish clear expectations for assignments. This resource breaks down a rubric and explains how to use one to self-improve and achieve higher grades.

A Guide to Rubrics (PDF)

In this video, you can learn ways to access your instructor's assignment feedback in the BlackBoard classroom.
Discover strategies to help you Learn and Grow from Instructor Feedback

Feedback and constructive criticism encourages your growth as a student

When you are unsure of how to interpret or apply an instructor’s feedback, reach out for clarification. This presentation offers a step-by-step guide to getting the support you need in understanding your instructor’s feedback.
Asking for Feedback Clarification (PDF)

Your instructor is your most valuable resource.

However, when it comes to reaching out to faculty members, you may feel intimidated. This presentation was designed to help you overcome those fears by offering advice on how and when to communicate with your instructor.
Communicating with Instructors (PDF)

Overcoming Procrastination

Effective Time Management

Savvy Student Podcast // Episode 08 // 21:12

Dr. Heidi Marshall on Levels of Literacy, SKIL Courses & Workshops, & Running a Fitness Company

You're not failing at something when you've never done before. You're simply learning.

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All the Skills You Need to Succeed.

Academic Skills Center:
Learning Strategies

Self-Paced Modules

Continuing Your Journey: Adjusting to Graduate-Level Expectations

Being a Lifelong Learner at Walden University

Learning and Growing from Instructor Feedback

Blog Comment, Academic Literacy

Rubrics define grading criteria

Feedback and constructive criticism encourages your growth as a student

Your instructor is your most valuable resource.

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