Author: Academic Intervention lab, University of Toronto

Assistive Technology (AT) is any technology that supports individuals with disabilities to complete tasks and activities independently. AT Select provides guides and comprehensive reviews to assist in decision-making.

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Author: Queens SASS

Helps students breakdown large and complex assignments into manageable steps, offers mini deadlines, and reminds them of associated tasks along the way.

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Author: Google

Accessing free open access articles.

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Author: The Learning Portal: College Libraries Ontario

This is an external holistic resource that provides studying tips and strategies in math, writing, presentation, time management, etc.

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Author: Edith Chen, Greg Miller

Some individuals, despite facing recurrent, severe adversities in life such as low socioeconomic status (SES), are nonetheless able to maintain good physical health. This article explores why these individuals deviate from the expected association of low SES and poor health and outlines a “shift-and-persist” model to explain the psychobiological mechanisms involved.

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Author: iProcrastinate Podcast

A podcast database about procrastination, run by the Procrastination Research Group (PRG). Their focus: “researching the breakdown in volitional action we commonly call procrastination. They seek to understand why we become our own worst enemy at times with needless, voluntary delay”. The research and site originates at Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada), but represents contributions and research about procrastination from all over the world.

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Author: Spencer Kagan

A more documentation and examination of the challenges in excellence and equity.

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Author: Grammarly

Grammarly checks over all your emails, essays, etc. for grammatical errors.

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Author: Carleton University

Welcome to the Procrastination Research Group (PRG). Over the past 20 years, our exclusive focus has been on researching the breakdown in volitional action we commonly call procrastination.

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Author: McMasterSWC

This 6 minute video describes a 2 part strategy for solving problems associated with a given concept.

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