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Preparing for Higher Education

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Course Features

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Duration

4 weeks

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Delivery Method

Online

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Available on

Lifetime Access

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Accessibility

Mobile, Desktop, Laptop

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Language

English

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Subtitles

English

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Level

Beginner

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Effort

3 hours per week

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Teaching Type

Self Paced

Course Description

Making the first step into the world of higher learning can seem a daunting. The experts in digital education from Arden University are here to help you prepare for your journey to learning. Dispelling the myths surrounding the teaching process and how it is taught, this four-week program will make the transition to higher education a breeze. You'll develop the skills confidence, self-confidence, and digital literacy that you require to succeed within your program and in your environment. Develop study strategies and techniques to prepare for higher education. Throughout this course you'll concentrate on developing useful techniques and strategies that can aid you during your time at university. Learn ways to improve notes, referencing the mind map, many other essential studying skills. Increase your confidence and learn about collaboration. Beyond these practical skills, you'll develop an optimistic, confident and resilient mental attitude. By gaining this knowledge, you'll be prepared to face the academic challenges that await you in higher education and make the most of your education experience. Learn how collaboration and teamwork will help you develop and become a better learner. Create a toolbox for digital learning. In this fourth week, we'll discover the potential of technology in learning. You'll discover digital tools that can aid in your learning process, such as software for note-taking and referencing as well as e-learning applications as well as cutting-edge AI tools. The course will leave you equipped and prepared to succeed and excel in the world of higher education.

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Skills You Will Gain

What You Will Learn

Recognise and address possible learning myths and self- limiting beliefs

Develop useful note-taking skills and develop a personal approach, supported by digital tools

Know that everyone can learn mathematics and apply tools to develop mathematical resiliency

Explore collaborative relationships and membership in Communities of Practice and understand the various benefits of collaborative learning

Identify digital tools which can support various areas of learning, including notetaking, mind-mapping and referencing and build confidence in using these tools for learning and employability

Target Students

This course is designed for anyone hoping to apply for or about to begin a higher education programme.

Covering general studies skills and tools, the course is applicable to all subjects, programmes, and course providers.

Course Instructors

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Gail Archibald

Instructor

Gail has 22 years' teaching experience in further education, undergraduate and postgraduate education. She is passionate about student support.
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