Course
Dr. Hadwin is currently teaching:
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ED-D101: Learning strategies for university success (Learn more and register)
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ED-D 570: Self-regulated learning (Learn more and register)
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ED-D 509: Psychology of Learning and Instruction (Learn more and register)
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ED-D 561a: Research Methods (Learn more and register)
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ED-D 660: Doctoral Seminar (Learn more and register)
ED-D 101 Learning Strategies for University Success
The university experience is centered on learning new skills. And who says they can’t be study skills?
Whether you’re coming directly from high school, transferring from a college, or have had some time away from the classroom, we offer a credited course to help you become a better university student.
Based on contemporary research in the field of education and learning, this course ensures that every undergraduate student at UVic has access to the tools they need to achieve academic success. ED-D 101 will help you:
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Diagnose and solve academic difficulties
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Take control of learning, motivation, and procrastination
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Learn evidence-based strategies for academic success
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Improve exam and assignment performance
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Set goals to optimize studying
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Learn in a supportive and collaborative environment
ED-D 101 is a 1.5-credit course available to all undergraduate students concurrently enrolled in at least one other university course. It is offered to all UVic students on campus and comes highly recommended by a number of students.
A recent study conducted by the TIE team (Dr. Allyson Hadwin, Dr. Paweena Sukhawathanakul, Ramin Rostampour, Michelle Bahena Olivares, and Kate Shostak) explored the role the pandemic plays in post-secondary student’s academic lives in terms of their mental health, academic challenges, and outcomes.
The Infographic demonstrates How EDD-101 Helps Students Dealing with Distress under the Pandemic
