Knowing what to expect about the accommodated exam writing process is an effective way of mentally preparing for your exams.
In these workshops, the Accommodated Tests & Exams Office will walk you through the exam writing process, from checking in your belongings to writing your exam with accommodations.
Topics will include:
Requesting exam accommodations through myAIMS
How to check and confirm your exam location on myAIMS
Arrival and check-in at the exam space
Utilizing the accommodated exam space
Time Management Tuesdays on Zoom
Do you have a lot of assignments due close together? Are you not sure how much time to send on assignment or is it hard to know how to juggle all your responsibilities? Join us on Tuesdays (first and last Tuesday of every month) to learn how to feel in control of your schedule.
Bring your course syllabi/outlines! There will be activities throughout the session thought which you can practice the different learning strategies discussed.
Register on CLNx for one, two, three, or all of the sessions
Having trouble getting started or focusing on your writing assignment that's due soon? Feeling isolated and unmotivated?
In partnership with The Centre for Teaching and Learning, this series of four retreats might just be the difference you need. The goals of a writing retreat are to help you make progress on a writing assignment, learn writing strategies that can help with productivity, confidence, and motivation for future assignments, and just feel good about writing. What happens at a retreat? Basically, everybody writes, with some useful and supportive structures specific to students registered with AccessAbility Services.
If you would like more info on these sessions, or if you require an accommodation in order to participate please contact Dr. Michele Irwin at michele.mcgillivray@utoronto.ca
Uke's for U-TSC Drop-In Sessions
This Uke's for U-TSC is an interactive music-making session for ukulele players of all ages and levels of experience. We play a wide selection of musical genres (e.g, pop, folk, rock), and learn new skills and playing techniques in a fun and supportive ways.
