For those of you looking for the new login pages, see below.  If you are enrolled in one of the courses listed below, your login page has moved.

In keeping up with current technology, the University of Phoenix student access page has been revamped.

All other courses will remain at the old url location.  For your convenience, we have listed both of them below.

Beginning Monday, November 17th. If you are enrolled in one of the programs listed below, you’ll need to use the new University of Phoenix ecampus website.

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The new ecampus student login page can be reached by clicking the “New” University of Phoenix login button below.

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If you are not enrolled in one of the above mentioned courses, your student login page will remain the same until further notice. In which case use the University of Phoenix login button below.

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Study Tips For Retention While Fatigued

Let’s face it… remembering what you study when you are tired after putting a full days work, is darn near impossible.  Some people are able to stay focused, while others drift off and stop retaining the information.

Chances are… like me, you’re working during the day and studying at night.

I used to find it very difficult to keep my mind fresh, so by the end of the day, I’d be able to study.  At first it was simple to do both in the same day.  However, as things got busier at work, I’d find myself day-dreaming quite a bit more while studying.

SO what did I do?  Well, I started studying other topics on memory skills, brain potential, and brain hemisphere dominance.

Then it all started making sense.  The way my brain was/is wired accounts for the way I learn.  Alot of other things started to make sense to, like why I resond to people the way I do, or why I take on too many tasks. It opened up a whole new way of thinking and strategies to ensure I was using my brain more efficiently.

And you know what?  Once I started using some of the techniques, I simply began to learn more easily.  It helped shaped the way I study.  And I also tried some things on my son.

He’s an 11 year old boy with a physical handicap.  Although his brain is fully functional.  So I applied some of the techniques for memorization through association.  Quizzed him after we got through 20 vocabulary words on the Meso… something era (Social Studies) and he answered all the questions right.

The next day, he missed 2 out of 30 questions.

BUT!!! When he had his test in class a few days later.  HE ACED IT!!!  This is a kid who could care less about studying and due to his physical limitations and having to use a computer device to communicate, I could barely contain myself.

So how did we do it?

We used a combination of tools and techniques.  I’ll have to write about each one separatly so it will make sense.  Certain tools helped me to present the material to him in a way that he could learn and retain the information.  Did I also mention he was diagnosed with ADHD?

So you can imagine, it was a task in itself to get him to stay focused long enough to get through all the words.  It was a task for him to have to sit through the test, take his time and get a 100%!

More study tips to come.

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No longer will you have to drill things into your head through repetition, repetition and repetition. The secret I used?  Isochronic tones!  What?

Let me explain.  Your brain produces electronic pulses or waves.  Don’t believe me?  They use it in hospitals everday.  Whether it’s an EEG or a bunch of patches and wires stuck to your chest.  They all monitor electronic changes in your body.

What isochronic tones do, is mimic the pulses when certain events happen.  For example - just to make it interesting, let’s relate it to sex.  Got your attention now…huh?  While having sex or climaxing, there are certain brainwaves you have that are consistent everytime you have sex and climax.  So if you were strapped to and EEG machine to capture your brainwaves, it would produce the frequencies of pulses going through your brain at the time of climax.

I know what you are thinking.  You want to go to the hospital and capture your brainwaves so you can have COD (climax on demand).  Yeah, I thought so too when I learned this for the first time.  It doesn’t work like that… at least in it’s entirety.

Using audible, physical and visual sensory - your body can be transformed to a receptive state.  Now if you are thinking you can quit smoking or drinking using this program… you are absolutely right!  Unlike sex, quitting a bad habit can be accomplished by tricking the brain that you’ve had your fix.  AND it can also be used to program you brain.  Think of it as hypnosis without being hypnotized.

You simply get your brain into a receptive state and use audible affirmations while your brain is wide open to accept the data.

If you’re not in a receptive state, it’s much like someone just nagging you to quit smoking or drinking.  You brush it off or your conscious mind blocks the information.

Want to know why athletes are so incredible?  Tiger Woods - much of his success has been due to programming.  Of course he’s naturally talented, but there’s so much more about maintain that competitive edge.  Everything from muscle memory, focus, and the ability to block out interference.  He’s so good because his brain is able to generate the sam electric pulses with every swing.

I’ll be attaching some samples for you to use and try.  I’ll even give you a test where you can see with your own eyes that it works.

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