Dear Students,
This week will be the last week for many students as the final study weeks and exam period for the semester start. This is the time where your planning throughout the semester will support the final weeks of study, remember to take one day at a time and work your study plan and schedule, this will help you to showcase your knowledge in the final assessments and exams.
Consider the below tech options to support planning;
My study life App - makes your study life easier to manage, scheduling / timetabling/tasks/reminders/sync with your phones/devices/ one note and best of all it is FREE. mystudylife
- GoConqr - offers resources to create revision charts, mind maps, flashcards, notes and quizzes, as well as the ability to connect and collaborate with study buddies and classmates. A complete learning toolkit for FREE at goconq
Connect with Academic or Student Services Support:
- Connect with the Academic team via the LMS/Academic Consultation/ Campus
- Connect with the Student Services team via the LMS/My Courses/Student Consultation/Campus
Connect with the library team and study links and tools, Library weblink
- Application for special consideration
- Deferred exam
- Log into your student portal, you will be able to fill in the eform and this is automatically sent to ELG Examination examination@endeavour.edu.au
- Log into your student portal, you will be able to fill in the eform and this is automatically sent to ELG Examination examination@endeavour.edu.au
- Treat yourself - Continue to focus on your studies but treat yourself to some downtime with friends and family - schedule it in and make sure to find some balance while you study.
- Think Positive - Use your exam as an opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge, remain confident in your abilities and remember that you have survived exams before and you will get through these ones too.
- Get outdoors - One of the best ways to manage stress and anxiety is exercise, 15 minutes can get your heart rate up, leaving you feeling more alert, energised and most importantly less stressed, let endorphins be your friend.
- Breathe - Deep breathing is a simple and extremely effective way to help you feel calm and manage stress and anxiety. Focusing on something as simple as breathing helps to quieten those racing thoughts by acting as a temporary soothing distraction.
- Talk it Out - Consider talking to someone about how you are feeling, simply talking about your situation can already begin to take some pressure off and your support person may help with additional strategies to reduce stress.
Connect with SAP - the Student Assistance Program - 1800 336 207 (24/7), think of this as your own personal coach in times of stress.
- Connect with Reachout.com who have some great resources onsite link to stress swaps, chat on forums and seek support.
Please connect with student services if we are able to be of further support at this time via email at student.services@endeavour.edu.au or call 1300-462-887 (option 2) for timetable support at this time you can also email courseprogression@endeavour.edu.au and join the webinars at a time suitable to you.
All the best with your studies over the coming week and thought for the week ahead.... Strength doesn't come from what you can do, it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn't...