Importance Of Development And Improve Their Study Skills

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In this essay, it will talk about a topic about how to develop and improve their study skills in university of Hull. In the next part, it will introduce three resources provided by university of Hull to aid students to develop and improve student’s study skills. For the three different facilities, they have different way to improve their study skills, such as study by themselves, use more information to study, evaluate their study skills and so on. This essay can collect more useful information to help students easier to know how to improve their study skills.

The language learning center also called LLC, located on the first floor of the Ferens Building in Hull campus. The language learning centre allows students to use many kinds of Equipment
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It has benefits for study language, such as students can do much exercise. The LLC provided area for students to practice your listening and speaking skills in a private area. If students want to talk with native speakers, they can work in a mall group in dedicated rooms, bookable in advance. Students also can meet your tandem or learning partner, if you have one, for shared activities (e.g. watching a film or TV programme). Above all, students will practice their pronunciation in the pronunciation room. When students have problems about studying, they will receive personal and individualized language learning advice by using the helpline for language learners - The Language Learning Advisory Service. Summer student learn in language learning center and it provide professional teachers who provide consulting services to help students adapt to the English environment. Students not only learn academic English and improve skills every day; you can also make new friends and teachers from …show more content…
The result is that students will influence by these facilities and their study skills will have more change and more improve from these facilities. After the study in LLC, students will have more fluent oral English and their essay will become more academic. They will feel more care from volunteers and tutors. Then it is library, students will write a more professional subject and do many successful work, because they use many facilities provided by library. Finally, student also get more helping from ebridge, they will become more

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