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Service Updates:
The Student Learning Hub space (LIB 237) is closed from December 14th to January 12th
Look no further! A Learning Strategist can help you reach your highest potential. Using educational, diagnostic, and interview data to understand you as a learner, a Learning Strategist will guide your individual exploration, encourage positive change to your learning and studying practices, and help you achieve success through enhanced learning support experiences.
To arrange a meeting with a Learning Strategist or refer a student for support, please follow the appropriate instructions below for accessing services for students or services for faculty and staff.
To discuss your current study habits, explore your academic goals, and adjust your approach to learning with practical strategies that are tailored to your goals, book a one-on-one consultation with a Learning Strategist.
To book a one-on-one appointment with a Learning Strategist on QReserve:
Faculty and staff can see students through a different lens. If you have identified an individual or group of students who might benefit from meeting with a Learning Strategist, submit a referral for support.
The Learning Strategist will review the submission, reach out if more information is needed, and contact the student(s) to arrange a virtual consultation. Working together, the Learning Strategist will support students to understand what they need to do, know the actions necessary to reach their learning goals, and chart their progress along the way.
REFER TO THE LEARNING STRATEGIST
Additional supports for faculty/staff include:
To book a one-on-one appointment with the Learning Strategist on QReserve:
3333 University Way
Kelowna, BC Canada V1V 1V7
Tel 250 807 8000
Toll free 1 866 596 0767
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