Learning Strategies

Attention control techniques are structured methods that help people direct and sustain their focus on a chosen task while resisting

Reducing test anxiety is a common goal for students who feel their hearts race, their minds go blank, or their

Test taking strategies are structured habits that help a student read questions accurately, manage time, and recall what they have

Speed writing exercises are short, timed writing tasks that ask learners to put ideas on paper quickly without stopping to

Writing under time constraints means producing a complete piece of writing within a fixed window, such as a timed essay

Practice with rubrics means repeatedly using a scoring guide to judge work, both your own and others’, until the quality

Study with past prompts means practicing with questions or writing tasks from earlier exams or assignments to prepare for similar

Strategy prompting plans are structured sets of reminders that encourage learners to use specific study methods at the right moment.

Strategy selection training is the practice of helping learners decide which study or problem-solving method fits a given task. Many

A self regulated study cycle is a repeating routine in which a learner plans, carries out, and reviews their own