Academic Coaching: Academic Coaching Resources

Use this fixed commitment calendar as a time management tool. Schedule your entire week using one-hour blocks of time. Schedule time for sleep, work, travel time, class time, study time, athletic practices, mealtimes, workout time, social time, and any other activities you do throughout the week.

Use this worksheet to set your weekly goals. You should complete a Weekly Goals Worksheet before the start of each new week to help you stay focused and on task.

This packet will help you develop a five-day study plan for your next test. Students who commit at least two hours per day of structured study time to prepare for a test on a substantial amount of material (such as a mid-term or a final exam) are more likely to have a successful outcome for that test. You should create a study plan at least one week before your next major test.

Use this worksheet to assess your progress toward your semester-long goals.

Use the following worksheet to set some goals for the upcoming semester. Start by thinking about the big picture or your long-term goals. Then, determine what shorter goals will help you reach those long-term goals. Be sure to review SMART goals before beginning this worksheet.

Cornell style note taking provides a place for notes, questions/comments, and a summary. This allows the space for you to organize your thinking, fill in gaps of information, and review the material through summary.