Dynamic Information & Processing Skills

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

FOR COLLEGE & GRADUATE SCHOOL STUDENTS

Using brain-compatible study techniques helps students work smarter, not longer. Over the past fifteen years, this popular course has helped students make significant improvements in academic performance. Processing information rapidly and accurately is a MUST in higher education. This workshop is for individuals who want to improve their reading speed and comprehension, sharpen memory skills, reduce test anxiety, and learn how to manage time.

Brain-compatible techniques involve all the senses to unlocks the brain’s potential. Students will learn to move quickly and accurately through materials using movement, sound, and color. Students will learn a unique method of answering multiple choice questions accurately. Students will learn study habits that foster brevity so that clarity of the information is accessible for quick retrieval under pressure. Methods for self-assessment will be ingrained before the real testing situation.

Each workshop requires a minimum of 7 students and is subject to cancel if minimum is not reached. Thank you for understanding.

Improve reading speed and comprehension

Enhance short-term and long-term memory skills

Lower test anxiety.

Impower balanced approach to life in a demanding academic environment

Achieve time management skills through self-regulation techniques

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COURSE RESULTS

Done with heart, soul, mind & strength

TESTIMONIALS

WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO SAY

READING TESTS

RESULTS FROM 2006-2020

Nelson Denny Reading Test Average Reading Comprehension Results

Pre-test: 12.9
Post-test: 15.2

Nelson Denny Reading Test Average Reading Speed Results (WPM)

Pre-test: 231
Post-test: 852

Nelson Denny Reading Test Average Reading Efficiency Results

Pre-test: 158
Post-test: 677

LEARNING & STUDY STRATEGIES INVENTORY

*ANX = anxiety; ATT = attitude; CON = concentration; INP = information processing; MOT = motivation; SFT = self-testing; SMI = slecting main ideas; STA = use of recourses; TMT = time management; TST = test-taking strategies.

NO WORKSHOPS SCHEDULED

Achieve time management skills though self-regulation techniques.