Learning skills

The Learning Centre together with the Library provides workshops and assistance for on-campus and off-campus students.

Book now

2010 Workshops - Toowoomba Campus Program, Semester 1

Week 2: Tuesday 9 March

Cultural transitions to university

In this workshop you will look at how to effectively and successfully make the transition from school and workplace to university life.

Tuesday 9 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Lynette Faragher 

Week 3: Tuesday 16 March 

Thursday 18 March

Mapping, planning and critical thinking

In this workshop you will learn advanced reading, thinking and organising techniques that will enable you to research more effectively and efficiently and improve your thinking and memory.

 

Understanding grammar, writing effective sentences, and paragraphing

In this workshop you will cover the basics of English language expression as a way to provide clearer communication within your academic expression.  

Tuesday 16 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Lynette Faragher

Thursday 18 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 4: Tuesday 23 March 

Thursday 25 March

Research skills

In this workshop you will be given practical advice on how to research more efficiently; how to select material; how to store and retrieve your research; and how to apply it in assignments.

 

Academic writing

In this workshop you will focus on how to write effective thesis statements and paragraphs; how to organise and structure your assignments; and how to achieve coherence, cohesion and argument in your academic writing.

Tuesday 23 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Lindy Kimmins

Thursday 25 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 5: Tuesday 30 March

Referencing and academic integrity

In this workshop you will learn critical skills in how to integrate referencing into your academic work to meet the standards and rigour of university expression.

Tuesday 30 March 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Lindy Kimmins

Week 8: Tuesday 20 April

Professional presentations

In this workshop you will learn how to organise, structure and add persuasive value to your presentations.

Tuesday 20 April 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 12: Tuesday 18 May

Preparing for exams

In this workshop you will learn the tricks and skills needed to prepare for examinations, including how to organise, plan and process information, clarifying exam focus and procedures, and dealing with stress.

Tuesday 18 May 12-2pm, R226 Conference room, Library, Level 2

Teacher: Henk Huijser

 

2010 Workshops - Springfield Campus Program, Semester 1

Week 2: Wednesday 10 March 

Cultural transitions to university 

In this workshop you will look at what university culture is and how you can participate and succeed in it.

Wednesday 10 March 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Lynette Faragher

Week 3, Wednesday 17 March

Understanding grammar, writing effective sentences, and paragraphing

In this workshop you will cover the basics of English language expression as a way to provide clearer communication within your academic expression.

 

Mapping, planning and critical thinking

In this workshop you will learn advanced reading, thinking and organising techniques that will enable you to research more effectively and efficiently and improve your thinking and memory.

Wednesday 17 March 10-12pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Ian Weber

  

Wednesday 17 March 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Lynette Faragher

Week 4, Wednesday 24 March

Research skills

In this workshop you will be given practical advice on how to research more efficiently; how to select material; how to store and retrieve your research; and how to apply it in assignments.

Wednesday 24 March 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Lindy Kimmins

Week 5, Wednesday 31 March 

Thursday 1 April

Referencing and academic integrity

In this workshop you will learn critical skills in how to integrate referencing into your academic work to meet the standards and rigour of university expression.

 

Academic writing

In this workshop you will focus on how to write effective thesis statements and paragraphs; how to organise and structure your assignments; and how to achieve coherence, cohesion and argument in your academic writing.

Wednesday 31 March 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Lindy Kimmins

Thursday 1 April 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 8, Wednesday 21 April 

Thursday 22 April

Professional presentations

In this workshop you will learn how to organise, structure and add persuasive value to your presentations.

 

Preparing for exams

In this workshop you will learn the tricks and skills needed to prepare for examinations, including how organise, plan and process information, clarifying exam focus and procedures, and dealing with stress.

Wednesday 21 April 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Ian Weber

Thursday 22 April 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Henk Huijser

Week 12, Wednesday 19 May

Preparing for exams (repeat session)

In this workshop you will learn the tricks and skills needed to prepare for examinations, including how organise, plan and process information, clarifying exam focus and procedures, and dealing with stress.

Wednesday 19 May 12-2pm, The Learning Centre, Level 3

Teacher: Henk Huijser

 

2010 Workshops - Fraser Coast Campus Program, Semester 1

Week 2, Wednesday 10 March

Mapping, planning and critical thinking

In this workshop you will learn advanced reading, thinking and organising techniques that will enable you to research more effectively and efficiently and improve your thinking and memory.

Understanding grammar, writing effective sentences, and paragraphing

In this workshop you will cover the basics of English language expression as a way to provide clearer communication within your academic expression.

Wednesday 10 March 10-12pm, C210

Teacher: Betty Adcock

Wednesday 10 March 12-2pm, C112 The Learning Centre

Teacher: Betty Adcock

Week 4, Wednesday 24 March

Research skills

In this workshop you will be given practical advice on how to research more efficiently; how to select material; how to store and retrieve your research; and how to apply it in assignments.

Referencing and academic integrity

In this workshop you will learn critical skills in how to integrate referencing into your academic work to meet the standards and rigour of university expression.

Wednesday 24 March 10-12pm, C210

Teachers: Betty Adcock/ Lindy Kimmins

Wednesday 24 March 12-2pm, C112 The Learning Centre

Teachers: Betty Adcock/ Lindy Kimmins

Week 5, Wednesday 31 March

Academic writing

In this workshop you will focus on how to write effective thesis statements and paragraphs; how to organise and structure your assignments; and how to achieve coherence, cohesion and argument in your academic writing.

 

Professional presentations

In this workshop you will learn how to organise, structure and add persuasive value to your presentations.

Wednesday 31 March 10-12pm, C210

Teacher: Ian Weber

Wednesday 31 March 12-2pm, C112 The Learning Centre

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 12, Wednesday 19 May

Preparing for exams

In this workshop you will learn the tricks and skills needed to prepare for examinations, including how organise, plan and process information, clarifying exam focus and procedures, and dealing with stress.

Wednesday 19 May 12-2pm, C112 The Learning Centre

Teacher: Betty Adcock

 

 

2010 Workshops - Wimba Classroom Online Program, Semester 1

If you are going to attend the session online using Wimba Classroom you are strongly suggested to first attend a Wimba Orientation session. This will ensure that you can focus on the Academic Learning Skills in your session.

Week 3, Tuesday, 16 March, Wednesday 17 March and Thursday 18 March 

Mapping, planning and critical thinking

In this workshop you will learn advanced reading, thinking and organising techniques that will enable you to research more effectively and efficiently and improve your thinking and memory.

Tuesday, 16 March 7-9pm

Wednesday 17 March 7-9pm

Thursday 18 March 7-9pm, Wimba online classroom

Teacher: Ian Weber 

Week 4, Tuesday 23 March, Wednesday 24 March and Thursday 25 March

Research skills and referencing

In this workshop you will be given practical advice on how to research more efficiently; how to select material; how to store and retrieve your research; and how to apply it in assignments.

Tuesday 23 March, 7-9pm

Wednesday 24 March, 7-9pm

Thursday 25 March 7-9pm, Wimba online classroom

Teacher: Henk Huijser

Week 5, Tuesday 30 March, Wednesday 31 March and Thursday 1 April

Academic writing

In this workshop you will focus on how to write effective thesis statements and paragraphs; how to organise and structure your assignments; and how to achieve coherence, cohesion and argument in your academic writing.

Tuesday 30 March 7-9pm

Wednesday 31 March 7-9pm

Thursday 1 April 7-9pm, Wimba online classroom

Teacher: Ian Weber

Week 12, Tuesday 18 May, Wednsday 19 May and Thursday 20 May

Exam preparation

In this workshop you will learn the tricks and skills needed to prepare for examinations, including how organise, plan and process information, clarifying exam focus and procedures, and dealing with stress.

Tuesday, 18 May, 7-9pm

Wednesday 19 May, 7-9pm

Thursday 20 May 7-9pm, Wimba online classroom

Teacher: Henk Huijser