Non-Math Strategies
To help you be a better problem-solver (in the non-math part of math)

Note: These sessions are most useful and popular with all students, grades 6 to 12, 1st yr university.
Examples of sessions listed below:
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Learn how to learn
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Understand how to create up/good habits versus down/bad habits
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How to learn from your mistakes
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How to conquer that thought, "I don't feel like doing math"
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What you need to do to reach your math potential?
Higher level strategies
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How to be pro-active (aka procrastinate less)?
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Understand the process of setting a goal and attaining it (e.g. making a plan, obstacles to overcome, feedback on that journey).
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Problem-solving (steps to solve a non-math problem)
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Becoming resilient (the skill of picking yourself up each time you don’t succeed).
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Understand why you give up, and what you can do to persevere
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How to get motivated when you can’t get motivated?
How to remember math from yesterday, last week, last year?
