As a student, you are required to independently schedule time for studying, learning and working. You can benefit from these important principles and three specific time management methods.
If the blank page stares back at you for days or even weeks, it becomes a problem. Here you can find tips on how to overcome writer’s block.
Read about the most frequent causes of procrastination and get advice on strategies to help you get the ‘I’ll do that tomorrow’ problem under control.
Studying successfully and properly is often challenging. Read about different learning strategies and reading techniques!
An oral exam is coming up and you are not sure how you can best prepare for it in addition to studying? Here you can get tips to help you succeed in your oral exam!
Working in groups allows you to improve your learning performance. In this blog entry, you can find six tips on how to make the most of working in study groups.
Written digital exams take place in your private homes. Here you can find tips for preparing for your written digital exams.
Using learning materials is explicitly permitted in certain types of digital exams. The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) has compiled tips to support you in preparing for these exam situations.
Some (digital) exams include open questions. In this article, you can find tips and suggestions on how to deal with this type of exams.
Interaction between teachers and students is reduced and limited in oral digital exams. Here you can find helpful tips on how to best prepare for this situation.
“The question ‘What exactly is chemistry?’ has been on my mind since the first day of my studies, but if someone asks me about it, I still have to ponder it for a moment. Without a doubt, you could spend hours trying to answer this question, because chemistry is very diverse in all its disciplines, … Continued
