Staying motivated

12/15/23 • 24 min

During a semester, especially at the end, it is sometimes difficult to stay motivated. Establishing routines and good work habits can help. Janet, Joela and Laura share their working habits, what works well or works less for them. We hope this might motivate you in these last miles of the semester!

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Previous Episode

The 4th year students answer back!

Following the comments that 1st year students had shared with us, about their fears and aspirations starting university, we asked 4th year students what they would answer back to the 1st year students. There are clearly some general themes coming to the surface, but also, every student is unique, with their unique experience and perspective. Enjoy the ride!

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Next Episode

Do you use your smartphone in class?

There has been much talk about whether Smartphones are good or bad for learning. All students use their Smartphone in class either for non-academic related purposes or for their learning during class, using polling apps, looking up vocabulary, Google searches, etc. We do not have the answer to whether phones are good or bad for learning per say, but we can talk about what students do to manage their phone use strategically. In this episode, Diane Riddell generously spends time with us to talk about her research while working in Prof. Luc Bonneville's research group, on the student use of Smartphones in university classes. We hope you'll recognize yourself in some of the strategies and shared experiences described, learn a thing or two and perhaps share your experience using our email address: [email protected]. You can read more about Diane Riddell and Luc Bonneville's research here.

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