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Savvy Student Newsletter:
April 2022

Academic Skills Center's

Savvy Student Newsletter

New Time Management Resources

There are 168 hours in every week.

A time inventory is a conscious effort to record how you spend those hours, and it can help you evaluate your time management habits, reduce time-wasting activities, set realistic goals, and regain control of your time.

Use this Time Management Inventory to help you see where your time goes.


Download Time Inventory (PDF)

Assignment Checklists

One way to help you manage your time and course-work is to use Assignment Checklists. You can record each discussion, assignment, quiz, and due date for the duration of your course. This will help you visualize all of your upcoming tasks for the course. Additionally, as you complete each task, you can mark it as complete!

We have developed these two Assignment Template PDFs for your use. Download the template and simply fill in the content you need. We have provided an examples for the Week 1 spaces, including reading materials, discussions, and assignments. Simply replace this content with your specific course need, and you have a PDF checklist ready to go!

8-Week Checklist (PDF)
11-Week Checklist (PDF)

Upcoming Events

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Thursday, April 21, 2022
from 7:00 - 8:00 pm EST

Ever feel like you don’t belong in your academic program? Do you struggle with perfectionistic tendencies and self-imposed high standards? If so, you are not alone! Join us for a discussion of the imposter syndrome, how it can impact you as a learner, and what you can do to manage it.


Register for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome


Savvy Strategies from Savvy Students

Learn to evolve and advance in the Digital Age Post-Pandemic!
-Takeisha King, Walden Student
While doing your best on your assignments is important, you are far more than a single assignment or even a single course. For myself, I would spend hours (and I do mean, hours) on every single discussion post and even responses, because I doubted they were good enough. Somewhere along the way, I changed my focus. Instead of focusing on those individual posts and grades, I started to look at my growth as a writer and scholar-practitioner.
Christy Fraenza, Walden Alumna

 

Academic Skills Center Support Resources

Success Strategies

Whether you are looking for strategies for School-Life Balance, Self-Care, or are interested in finding new Learning Strategies and developing your reading skills, we have a variety of resources to help you succeed.

Statistics

From NVivo PDFs to One-Way ANOVA APA Write-Up videos, our resources cover a wide variety of statistical topics to help you in your coursework. Visit our Statistics Home Page today!

 

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office is an essential part of your journey; whether it is formatting in Word or creating a presentation in PowerPoint. Visit our Microsoft Office Page today!

 

Success Strategies Statistics Microsoft Office

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