Teaching Students How to Study, Learn, and Grow

How do we help our students become better critical thinkers (i.e., metacognition)? In this post-pandemic era, we must be intentional about helping students take ownership of their learning so they can be successful at our institutions. During this workshop, participants learn how to coach students through notetaking, reading, studying, and using campus support services to ensure their success.

By the end of this workshop, participants know or will be able to:

• Understand what critical thinking "metacognition" is in higher education.
• Understand the difference between a teacher-centric and a learner-centric environment.
• Implement practical and actionable items for students to be successful in the classroom.
• Learn how to support students holistically.

Participate in mock sessions and hands-on exercises to learn how students can use note-taking, reading strategies, and studying while in college.

All workshop participants can obtain, at no additional cost:

• A digital badge and certificate that provide a web-enabled, verifiable documentation of your professional learning experience.
• CEUs, which are awarded by passing the post-workshop learning assessment with a score of 80% or better.