PATH Screening Tool

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Did you know? Every student learns differently, and that is a strength, not a weakness. When you discover what works best for you, studying becomes clearer, less stressful, and more effective. Take a few minutes to explore your learning style and unlock the strategies that fit the way you think.

Identify your learning profile through real academic dilemmas and receive personalised study strategies and tools.

How it works

You will read realistic academic scenarios illustrated with images. For each, choose the response that feels most like you. There are no right or wrong answers.

Before starting, you will choose your preferences to customise the experience to your needs.

PATH project logoThe PATH Screening Tool has been developed as part of the Erasmus+ co-funded project “PATH to succeed: Personalized study skills, Approaches, and Technologies for helping Higher education students succeed” (Project No. 2025-1-LV01-KA220-HED-000361579).

Developed under Work Package 2 (WP2), Activity A2.1 – Design of the Screening App, the tool aims to support the identification of higher education students’ study skills, learning approaches, and areas where additional support may be beneficial, contributing to the development of more personalized learning support strategies.

The current version is intended for testing and evaluation, in preparation for piloting with students and academic staff.

The screening tool is hosted by EUROCY on the EduSynergy Learning Management System (LMS). Courses and resources available on this platform, other than the PATH2Succeed – Personalized Study Skills Training are independent of the PATH project.

Access the PATH Screening Tool:
https://lms.edusynergy.eu/path_screening_tool/new_screening

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