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L. Dee Fink lists Learning to Learn as one of the "Significant Learning" goals that could be part of every course.
If you teach first year students, you might want to distribute this document early in your class: http://www.smu.edu/Provost/ALEC/NeatStuffforNewStudents/HowIsCollegeDifferentfromHighSchool
Your students have had 12 years of successful educational experiences. This document can help them understand the difference between high school, where they probably excelled, and University, which requires different skills.
