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Reading/Study Skills Resources

All IU East students who wish to improve their reading and/or test taking skills are encouraged to contact Reading Specialist, Lee Ann Adams, in the School of Education, Tom Raper Hall 327. Reading/test taking assistance is free to IU East students.

Reading assistance includes meeting with the Reading Specialist to:

• Identify areas where improvement is needed
• Learn comprehension strategies and how to apply them to college textbook reading
• Develop an individualized reading improvement plan
• Improve test taking skills, study skills, and critical-thinking skills
• Practice application of needed skills to develop confidence

Study Skills Resources

The following websites provide academic resources on a variety of student success topics.

• HowToStudy.org
• Academic Skills Center at Darthmouth College
• Study Guides and Strategies
• Study Skills Guides for College Students
• Plan for College
• Study Techniques, Memory Techniques, College Study Skills
• College Student Study Tips

Reading Assistance

EDUC-X 165, Advanced Reading: Improving Comprehension, is offered each semester for students who wish to improve their reading skills. For individualized reading assistance, call Lee Ann Adams, Reading Specialist, 765-973-8359.