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New year, new goals... but oftentimes, our kids' goals related to academics are not actually that helpful. Here are some tips to make practical & achievable academic goals for 2024: https://bit.ly/3STRK6Y

New year, new goals... but oftentimes, our kids' goals related to academics are not actually that helpful. Here are some tips to make practical & achievable academic goals for 2024: https://bit.ly/3STRK6Y

The Academic Problems Treatment Planner book helps the experts and counselor to learn about students' academic issues and problems, to benefit from the appropriate goals and techniques, and to be aware of solving any academic problem and how to guide, advise and support students with academic failure/underachievement/drop out. In this book, the reader gets acquainted with the most common academic problems of college students. It should be noted that 11 areas of students' academic problems are covered in four areas. These academic problems include: Academic Failure, Academic Stress, Academic Resilience, Maladaptive Causal Attributions, Academic Demotivation/Amotivation, Test Anxiety, Academic Goal setting, Time Management, Academic Procrastination, Study and Learning Strategies, and Exam Preparation Strategies. #Academi_Failure #Academic_Stress, #Academic_Resilience, #Maladaptive_Causal_Attributions, #Academic_Demotivation_Amotivation, #Test_Anxiety, #Academic_Goal_setting, #Time_Management, #Academic_Procrastination, #Study_and_Learning_Strategies, #Exam_Preparation_Strategies. #Academic_problems_treatment_pllanner #student #academic_Achivement #dr_Maryam_ahmadiannasb #Iran_university_of_medical_science #kharazmi_university #tehran_University #educational_psychology #Academic_counselor

At January 19th's State of the School address, I will highlight the ongoing importance of “productive struggle,” and this essay discusses how to most effectively guide students through such moments of discomfort: https://lnkd.in/eGyxRWsm

I stopped teaching grad school six years ago because of frustration with both “central administration” and more students who couldn’t keep up with both reading and writing assignments. I spent more time “correcting” papers because more students could not write despite having bachelors degrees. Most students didn’t read textbooks, did poor research, and failed to build effective arguments because they had never been taught how to do so, all of which goes back to failures in secondary education to prepare students for higher learning. Excerpt: “Some professors claim they have been forced to reduce reading assignments and lower their expectations to stop students becoming overwhelmed - even though the workload is often less intense than in previous years. It is not that students are illiterate, they say, but rather that youngsters are not used to ploughing through lengthy texts and struggle to focus for long periods of time - often due to the distraction of social media.” Technology should “enable” students to deal with more complex knowledge, but TikTok has dulled this capability, and parents everywhere should beware that much of the tuition being paid to prestigious universities is wasted because students are not being held accountable to a higher standard of learning than high school. Please read the full article, especially if you have kids in high school who aspire to attend college.

"📣 Urgent Appeal on behalf of Parents! 📣 Urge to complete the admission process in a timely manner. Delaying the process can lead to: 🔹 Unnecessary stress for students and faculty 🔹 Delays in academic planning and preparation 🔹 Inefficient use of resources We urge to prioritize timely completion of the admission process, ensuring a smooth start to the academic year for all. Let's work together for a stress-free and successful academic journey! #TimelyAdmission #AcademicExcellence #StudentSuccess"

Hey LinkedIn fam! 🚀 I am conducting a research study on the effect of family background on the academic performance of university students. Your insight is incredibly valuable! 🌐✨ If you have a moment, please fill out this quick quiz. Your input will contribute to meaningful findings. Thank you in advance for being a part of this journey! 🙌📊 Got it! Here's the updated message with your focus on family background impacts on university student academic performance: #LinkedInCommunity! 🚀 #FamilyBackground_influences #EducationResearch #AcademicSuccess #FamilyBackground

SCHOLARSHIP TIPS: Encourage your students to include letters of recommendation, and that they also thoroughly work through the essay questions on Scholarship Applications.

Learn more about Jessica Riddell's inspiration for writing Hope Circuits: Rewiring Universities and Other Organizations for Human Flourishing in this interview in University Affairs.

Interesting slide in today’s lecture: Subjects that are more demanding academically tend to be chosen by students from higher socio-economic backgrounds. This could suggest that students with more resources or from certain social backgrounds are more likely to take up or succeed in these subjects.