ESL Academic Help
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you struggling to finish masses of textbooks, articles and other readings? Do you wonder how to read fast enough to succeed? Learn how to approach your course readings strategically and efficiently with advice from Student Academic Success Services.
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
Are you an ESL student looking for support with writing and language skills?
By: Alana Kearney, 3rd Year Concurrent Education, English student
It seems that the first week back after reading week is full of students saying, “I should have done way more work than I did,” and “I didn’t open a book the whole week!” With reading week coming up, it is important to plan realistic goals for the week so that you can say, “I accomplished everything I wanted to over the break.” Trying to accomplish too much over the break means you won’t have a break at all, but not touching any school work could make the next 6 weeks more difficult. Here are some tips for finding your perfect balance! The Make the Most of Reading Week: Scheduling Drop-In on February 14th is a great place to go to if you are interested in planning for reading week. (http://sass.queensu.ca/event/make-the-most-of-reading-week-scheduling-drop-in/)
Finding and reading sources is a vital part of essay writing in any subject. But how can you do this effectively? How do you gather, compare and evaluate material? How do you turn your ideas into an essay outline and draft? We’ll take you through the process step-by-step in this class.