When responding to a long-answer question, you may wonder, "Is my answer long enough?" These questions are often called extended response, constructed response, or essay questions, and they require more than just length.
If you’ve already written one or several multiple-choice exams in university, you know they're not easy. But are your multiple-choice test strategies based on myths and guesswork?
Struggling to decide how much detail to include in short-answer exam questions? These questions require concise yet well-developed responses.
The Study Cycle is a simple five-stage process that integrates studying for exams in your daily routines. Each stage reinforces content you’ve learned in different ways to optimize memory retention. Find out how you can use the Study Cycle in this article.
Have you ever considered that you might be more productive at studying if you had others in your class to study with? If the answer is yes, it may be time for you to form a study group!
Hosting the first session of a study group can be exciting and a bit unnerving. Here are a few administrative tasks to consider when preparing to host your first study session
Your group description can help you find members with similar academic objectives and interests. In this article learn how you can create your own group description!
Here’s what you need to know about how group study sessions can support your academic success.
To get top marks on university assignments, you may need to spend more time reviewing what your instructor expects.
Your ability to work effectively with others is a skill you’ll bring into your professional life.