How to avoid the failure of studying in Canada

It is easy to study in a Canadian university, but it is still difficult to graduate. Some students can't graduate because they fail the course. How can I avoid failing the course when studying in Canada? Let's take a look at several ways to share.

First, the academic planning is clear and definite.

Many children go to Canada by themselves, and they really feel that Canadian high school courses need to be chosen by themselves. A prepared child is no problem. If they don't do their homework in advance and are not sure about their future goals, they will often be confused when choosing courses and planning their studies. What are the consequences of this? -A series of problems, such as choosing the wrong class, having too many classes, poor learning effect, failing the course, and not being able to apply for a major that you are good at when applying for a university.

Because of the flexibility of Canadian courses, it is particularly important to have a clear academic plan for your future. If you plan the major of the university you want to apply for in the future, you can choose courses in a targeted way. If you choose a course that you are good at or interested in, your children's learning autonomy and enthusiasm will be greatly improved, which will effectively avoid the phenomenon of failing the course because of choosing the wrong course.

Second, choose the right class and don't fail it.

If you don't fail in any course, you have to be prepared from the time you choose the course.

When freshmen enter school, it is inevitable that they have a little knowledge of the school's majors and courses. You might as well get in touch with some seniors and join their study discussion groups to get more practical study suggestions.

Sometimes the same class is taught by different teachers, and the teaching quality and grading difficulty may be very different. It is necessary to communicate with seniors in the same major and determine the courses and teachers in advance.

Don't choose your own head, it's easy to choose difficult classes.

Third, the course audition

In Canada, you can audition the course one week after the course starts, and if you don't like it, you can apply for a change of course. Some courses will have three classes for students to choose from and be taught by different professors. The earlier students choose, the easier it is for them to apply for courses taught by good professors.

Fourth, make good use of course materials.

Canadian course professors will publish the learning materials of each course on the website, so that students can make good use of them. Besides, you can also find second-hand study materials on Chinese forums to help you study the course better.

Fifth, take notes.

Write down the points that the professor said or didn't understand in class, so that you can go back and review or make it clear. It is best to take notes carefully in reading materials to facilitate the review of mid-term and final exams. You don't have to use a pen and paper, it depends on your personal habits. It would be better if you are more used to taking notes on the computer, and it can also improve the recording speed.

VI. Individual consultation

Professors of some courses may not have time to answer all students' questions in class, so professors will set several fixed office hours every week. Students can seize this time and ask professors or teaching assistants. If they are lucky, professors will help students get internships and other opportunities.

Seven, team learning get twice the result with half the effort

Many foreign students are not used to the new learning environment when they first enter school, and may not be able to finish their studies smoothly by themselves. At this time, it will be very rewarding to form a study group with friends and discuss more questions with you that they don't understand.

Make more friends, everyone will actively share their knowledge, discuss with many people and brainstorm, which will also help broaden their horizons.

In addition, if you really can't handle it, don't hesitate to find a remedial class!

Of course, there are many group assignments abroad, and the group's grades are your grades. It is also common to meet a pig teammate and drag down the performance in minutes.

When you form a team, you must keep your eyes open. It would be better if you could bring a local one, let him change his grammar, change his grammar, and at least let the teacher know what you really want to express.

Eight, pay attention to every exam.

In domestic schools, children will have numerous exams, large and small-starting exams, basic exams, monthly exams, mid-term, final exams, exams and so on. Then in the end, our final exam results will account for a large part of our final evaluation.

The final exam in Canadian high schools is not terrible, because the final exam only accounts for about 30% of the total score. But the remaining 70% is composed of every homework, every quiz, every project and demonstration, participation consciousness and class attendance. You can't have the luck of "it doesn't matter if you fail this exam, just do well next time"! Because every exam determines your final score to a certain extent. Do you want to fail? Work hard every exam!

Nine, never cheat.

Never cheat for fear of failing the exam. Cheating is absolutely not allowed in Canada. The result of the cancelled exam is light, and the most serious thing is to cancel your student status and repatriate to China.

In fact, failure is not terrible, but I am afraid that I will not take the initiative to make up my grades if I fail. If you are worried about not learning this course well this semester, you must consult your teacher in advance to discuss how to remedy it. Don't wait until you fail this course to ask your teacher.