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Our learning skills and performance science services uses a multidisciplinary approach to help students learn efficiently and thrive under stress. The services are designed for students who recognize they are highly qualified individuals who are being stretched to their maximum capacity and need training as an “aca-lete” to perform in a demanding environment. For those students who want to engage in co-creating training solutions to increase their effectiveness, working with us will help them discover tools to reclaim their time and improve the quality of their learning experience.
The philosophy and approach to our services is based on the following principles:
We aim to create a climate of mutual respect and trust in which we:
Individual or small group coaching services
Who would benefit from our services?
Students visit for a variety of reasons including: learning more efficient ways of studying, developing an effective study plan, exploring different test-taking strategies, or to learn more about learning in general.
Do I need to know what type of help to request before visiting?
It’s helpful to have a general idea about the area of training need (time management, study skills, etc.) you would like to focus on. During our first consult, we’ll work together to discuss your current approach and co-develop training solutions.
What should I bring with me to my consult?
The more we know about your work and learning approaches, the better we can help you. We recommend that you bring any or all of the following items:
How long are the consults?
The first consult is about 45 minutes to 1 hour and we spend our time evaluating your needs as a learner. Depending on the performance opportunity gap and your individual goal(s), the length and intensity (every 2 weeks, etc.) will vary. In general, follow-up consults are 30 minutes.
Do the services help me with the content of the course I’m taking?
Learning skills services focuses on research-based strategies and approaches for thinking and learning. We’ll share suggestions for using these strategies within your current courses. If you want coaching for course content, email the Course Director or Student Affairs.
Are the coaching sessions confidential?
The majority of the coaching sessions are voluntary and confidential. In some situations, we may be required to summarize or share meeting dates or recommendations with personnel. Additionally, notes may be kept confidential to the maximum extent allowed by the law and may be subject the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
To make an appointment, please email Dr. Lauren Stokes or Shelly VanAmburg
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