Academic Success, Well-Being & Self-Management

Essential Question

1. What makes a student not simply survive university, but genuinely thrive?

University life requires much more than attending lectures and passing exams.

Students need to learn how to:

manage time • meet deadlines • maintain motivation • deal with pressure • study independently • seek support • communicate professionally • collaborate with others • protect their well-being • take responsibility for their own progress

These are not only university skills.

They are future professional skills.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this module, students should be able to:

➔    understand medium-length texts about student life, learning, stress and academic success;

➔    identify main ideas, supporting details and implied meaning;

➔    recognize paraphrased information;

➔    distinguish closely related vocabulary;

➔    use academic and study-related collocations accurately;

➔    understand dependent prepositions;

➔    complete contextual grammar and vocabulary gaps;

➔    use Present Perfect appropriately;

➔    use modal verbs to express obligation, advice and necessity;

➔    use First Conditional structures for planning and problem-solving;

➔    understand common academic instructions;

➔    discuss study habits and well-being using B1+/B2 vocabulary;

➔perform introductory UEE-style Reading and Use of English tasks.