Supplemental Instruction (SI) sessions are weekly review sessions for students enrolled in difficult modules.
Academic Peer Mentoring
Academic Peer Mentoring
The peer mentor program is designed to assist first year students in making a successful transition into university life.
Reading Lab
Reading Development Lab
Reading is compulsory for all students to complete. The sooner you start the better!!
Study Skills Workshops
Study Skills Workshops
Study Skills Workshops are there to help you improve your own grades and make friends. Discover new study methods, how to deal with stress and much more!
eFundi
eFundi
eFundi is the NWU Learning Management System that lecturers use to communicate with students. You can also find notes, tests and assignments on eFundi.
ADS Socal Media
ADS Social Media
ADS will be using the following social media platforms to communicate with you: Facebook, Twitter and THIS BLOG!.
We are
posting a series of videos on how to optimise your learning. These videos are
by Dr Stephen Chew from the University of Samford, Birmingham, Alabama.
These
videos are great. They are guaranteed to get you thinking about the way you
learn.
Please
watch all the way to the end.
This video shows you those learning strategies that are focused on deep processing of material, so that you can really understand information and retain it for long.
We are
posting a series of videos on how to optimise your learning. These videos are
by Dr Stephen Chew from the University of Samford, Birmingham, Alabama.
These
videos are great. They are guaranteed to get you thinking about the way you
learn.
Please
watch all the way to the end.
The third video addresses effective
learning strategies and highlights that you can study for long periods of time
with ineffective strategies and still fail.
We are
posting a series of videos on how to optimise your learning. These videos are
by Dr Stephen Chew from the University of Samford, Birmingham, Alabama.
These
videos are great. They are guaranteed to get you thinking about the way you
learn.
Please
watch all the way to the end.
The second video explores the basic
principles of how people learn and how you can use those principles to
improve the effectiveness of your own learning.
We are
posting a series of videos on how to optimise your learning. These videos are
by Dr Stephen Chew from the University of Samford, Birmingham, Alabama. 
