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This page includes links to useful web sites in the following categories. Click on a category to jump down.
Becoming a More Effective Student
Don't Let Math Anxiety Drag You Down
BECOMING A MORE EFFECTIVE STUDENT
- How is College Different from High School? (Southern Methodist University)
- Study Guides & Strategies (Check out their time management tools!)
- Where Does Time Go? (Interactive time management analysis from Virginia Tech)
- Managing Your Time (Dartmouth University)
- The VARK Learning Styles Inventory (Complete a short questionnaire to discover your learning style and study strategies to help you make the most of it!)
- Howtostudy.org (Need we say more?)
- Successful Math & Science Study Skills (Pima Community College)
- 10 Steps to Improving Your Study Skills (Cuesta College)
- Online Study Skills Workshops (Virginia Tech. Also check out their study skills checklist on the same page, recommended by the John Jay Dept of Sciences!)
DON'T LET MATH ANXIETY DRAG YOU DOWN
- MathPower.com (The name says it all!)
- Help for Math Anxiety (Middle Tennessee State University. Check out their Math Study Skills Checklist!)
- Math Anxiety (Texas State University. Check out their list of common math myths!)
- Forgot your calculator? Use one online!
- Need some graph paper? Print some from the web!
- The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (If you're a kinesthetic learner, you'll love these interactive math tools!)
- Math.com (Speaks for itself, doesn't it?)
- The Khan Academy: Great help for topics in math and science!
- Free GRE Prep Link
- BEN (BioSciEdNet: Digital library for teaching and learning in the biological sciences)
- Interactive Simulations (Science simulations from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Check out the physics simulations!)
- Mnemonics for Math & Science (Memory aids to help you remember important concepts)
- Mahjong Chem (A fun Chem Game!)
- The Khan Academy: Great help for topics in math and science!
- Professor Yaverbaum's Physics website.
Last updated 10/3/2011