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What are the three points for Workload that causes Academic Difficulty?
-Difficulty handling a full academic workload
-Difficulty adjusting work habits
-Difficulty being self-directed and working with less supervision
What is the common cause of academic difficulty involving Discouragement?
-Disappointment as results on early assignments or tests, leading to to disengagement, confusion or anxiety.
What is the common cause of academic difficulty involving the balance between school and social life?
-Difficulty balancing the demands of part-time employment, social life, and academic responsibilities
What are the common causes of Inadequate Academic Preparation?
-Deficiencies in academic skills such as reading, writing, critical thinking and math literacy
-For ESL students, problems with your proficiency in English
How does Academic Difficulty arise with Learning Disabilities?
-The experience of academic challenges despite the use of accommodations and supports; or the failure to use the available accommodations to full advantage
-Discovery of previously undiagnosed learning disability
How could Health Problems contribute to Academic Difficulty?
Chronic or emerging health concerns (physical or mental health issues) that interfere with the completion of work or even entire courses or terms
How could a Personal Crisis relate to Academic Difficulty?
-Family or relationship problems that interfere with a student’s ability to focus on or to complete academic work (often leading to health problems for the student)
-Loneliness; homesickness; grief and loss
How could Financial Crisis be contributing to Academic Difficulty?
-Inability to adequately fund one’s education, leading to holds on registration
-Problems meeting one’s basic living needs
-Unexpected costs
-Poor budgeting
How could Program or Course Choice add to academic difficulty?
-Uncertainty about or lack of genuine or sustainable interest in one’s program of study or courses
-Unclear or unfulfilled expectations about your courses
-Difficulty associating your program with your long-term goals
Why is Keeping Your Options Open a good idea?
-Explore your interests
-Plan on narrowing your areas of interest by the time you reach 10 credits
-Declare a major or double major, etc. (not necessarily permanent)
What is Extrinsic Motivation?
-Motivation comes largely from outside the self
-Easily shaken and lost
-Not deeply held
What is Intrinsic Motivation?
-Driven by genuine interest in a subject
-Posses a passion for education
-Wish to achieve personal fulfilment through growth
-“I want to do this!”
What are Maslows Hierarchy of Needs?
Self Actualization
Esteem
Love
Safety
Physiological
What are the consequences of Unfulfilled Needs?
-Pyramid collapses if something goes wrong
-Foundational needs need to be met if you want to get to self-actualization
What are the Requirements to Maintain Eligibility?
-MUST achieve a GPA of 2.00 in each term they are assessed
-If fails to achieve 2.00 will result in Academic Dismissal
-If it is second: 3 years
When are the three Academic Assessments?
3 Assessment Points:
-End of fall term
-End of winter term
-End of summer term
What are the Strategies to Lessen the Risks?
-You will not be assessed in a term during which you do not study (typically Summer)
-You will not be assessed for the fall term if you are registered in at least one full-year courses (an X/Y class)
-All students are assessed at the end of the Winter Term
What is The CGPA Deficit?
-Have to get OVER a GPA of 2.00, or you’ll never graduate
How can you manage your Assignments and time?
-Use the syllabus in each class to map when assignments are due
-Don’t cram
-Start assignments early
How can you effectively manage your course load?
-Consider reducing your course load to 12 hours per term, or 9
-Choose a variety of classes
What are some strategies for maintaining balance?
-Establish YOUR time balance
-Track how you spend your time
-Make a plan
-Evaluate your plan over time
-Use a Day Planner or Wall Calendar
What are some specific things to help with Time Management?
-Set manageable goals
-Plan-establish a calendar
-Maintain balance
-Get help
-Adjust as necessary
How do you question the text while doing critical reading?
-Questioning and assessing the text will lead to a reading, an interpretation of the text.
-Reading well will lead to Writing well
-Critical Reading leads to Creative thinking and effective writing
What are some benefits of a slower pace?
-Avoid additional delays due to further penalties
-Extra time to address difficulties or pursue other interests
-A completed degree!
What are some strategies for success?
-Devote more time to each course and produce better work
-Address any academic or study-skills deficiencies
-Expand your educational experience by participating in extracurricular activities and student societies
-Earn more money to relieve any financial burdens
-Address personal issues that might be contributing to your academic difficulties