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2007-2008 Webinar Series - DW12

NACADA

and

Kansas State University's College of Education

present

"Advisors Help Students SOAR to Academic Success: Selection, Organization, Association, and Regulation Learning Strategies are the Keys"

Friday, February 29, 2008

A Live Internet-broadcast Webinar Event

 

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Watch for the Event Recording on CD!

Start Time: 1:00 pm Central Time

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The event will last approximately 60-90 minutes.


What is a Webinar?  Click here to learn more about this "virtual" presentation medium.

Most students have not been taught how to learn. Instructors have taught them subject matter but not how to learn such content. Consequently, students are grounded by ineffective learning strategies like sketchy note taking, outlining, and rehearsal. Academic advisors can help students SOAR to success by teaching them the simple SOAR study system— S election, O rganization, A ssociation, and R egulation. Selection begins with good attention strategies and culminates in a detailed set of notes for further study. Organization involves constructing graphic organizers like hierarchies, sequences, and matrices that reveal information’s structure. Associations are formed between new information and prior knowledge to foster understanding and retention. Regulation of learning occurs primarily through self-testing. Students able to SOAR can learn effectively in any academic setting.

In this Kansas State University College of Education / NACADA-sponsored Webinar presentation, Ken Kiewra will discuss:

  • Ineffective study strategies
  • Effective study strategies
  • Strategy instruction
  • Lecture note taking
  • Graphic organizers
  • Internal and external associations
  • Memory strategies
  • Self testing
  • Error analysis

Participants will learn how to:

  • Describe and support the SOAR components
  • Demonstrate the SOAR components
  • Teach the SOAR components

What does it cost to attend?  Click here to learn more about the webinar fee structure.

Participation in each Webinar event is limited by the technical capacity of our service provider.  Plan ahead to ensure your participation - Secure your "seat" today!


How does the registration process work?  Click here to learn about the steps in registration process.

What are the technological requirements for participating in the Webinar?  Click here to learn about tech requirements.

Note: NACADA does NOT use streaming-video in our Webinars, because a high percentage of our viewers do not have sufficient bandwidth to receive it. Visual materials consist of "still shots" only.


What can we do on our campus to maximize our viewing experience?   Click here to read some hints and comments from participants at previous events.

Who is our Presenter? Kenneth Kiewra.jpg

Kenneth A. Kiewra

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Ken Kiewra is professor of educational psychology at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. His research pertains to teaching and learning strategies and to the development of expertise. He is the former director of the Academic Success Center at the University of Nebraska and the former editor of Educational Psychology Review . Kiewra has authored two student textbooks published by Pearson Prentice Hall: Learning How to Learn and Learn How to Study and SOAR to Success . He is presently completing a text for educators. Ken also coaches chess and soccer and enjoys running.

 



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