In our Creed we say, “TO MY MIND GROWTH.” We’re lifelong learners and curious about the world around us. Now we’re growing in ways we may not have envisioned. That’s learning. Learning new technologies, maybe learning to negotiate access to a family computer or getting to our zoom lectures when maybe a younger sibling is trying to get to an online class. In this episode of The Truly, Ally Tack, Director of Chapter Services, and special guest, Leah Hailey, Chapter President at our Central Michigan University Chapter, talk about new ways of learning, creating new study habits or how to maintain our best ones, learning in new spaces and with different sorts of distractions. Click on the video below to watch this week’s episode!
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_VfhEbnkv8/
Episode 4 Transcript: Learning and Study Habits
Thanks for joining today’s conversation about learning and study habits. Below is our gift to you! Right click on, or hold the image down, to save today’s GO phone screen image.
Related Posts
The Truly Episode 7: Be You
Some of us are graduating and wondering how to take our next step. Others of us may be thinking about life after COVID-19 and how we might embrace change. Dr. Leah Georges joins us for a live chat sharing some ideas on making choices and moving forward. Click on the video below to watch this week’s…
The Truly: Special Edition
Many graduating seniors are feeling a bit uneasy as they begin looking to their future during the uncertain times of a recession. While the COVID-19 pandemic may be unprecedented, these economic conditions are not, and there are still possibilities and dreams to be realized. Women like us have been down this path before, and not…
We Have A Heart . . . . for Hearing and Speech
Today, May 5, is Delta Zeta’s annual Heart for Hearing and Speech Day, a day devoted to raising both awareness and funds for our national philanthropy, hearing and speech. Did you know that hearing loss affects more than 48 million Americans? And, because of our commitment, Delta Zeta is poised to make a difference in…
