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Importance of Book and Course

- 1st year students are more successful if they participate in courses and programs to teach them how to succeed


- This course is designed to help you avoid some of the academic and personal pitfalls


- This info has not been covered in HS b/c students cannot properly be presented until they are actually in college


- This course provides a supportive environment to share experiences, meet and have relationships with prof and students, and study

The College Experience

- Reasons for attending college varies from ppl


- The most important skill needed for college is how to keep learning throughout your life


- U.S. has more than 4,400 colleges


- College = primary way in which ppl attain higher standard of living



Goals for College/Beyond

- goals for today, this week, this year, and beyond


- consider your str's


- SMART- Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time Period


- follow SMART for short term goals

Service Learning

Unpaid volunteer service that is embedded in courses across the curriculum


- gives a taste of working in undeveloped countries

Majors and Careers

- 60% of students will change their majors at least once


- You take risk when advancing in your career


- Work



Time Management

- Organization


- Maintaining Schedule


- Taking a class on time manag.


- Balancing all Priorities


- Autonomy- self direction

Time Management Problems

- Procrastination


- Distractions


- Overextending


- Loss of Motivation

Visual Aural Read/ Write Kinesthetic (VARK)

- Focus on using your senses to learn

KOLB

- Focuses on learning ablilities

MYERS-BRIGGS TYPE INDICATER (MBTI)

- Calculates your psychological type


- Focuses on basic personality characteristics and how hey relate to human interaction learning

Learning Disabilities vs Learning Disorders

Disability is a learning difference (Dyslexia)


Disorder is something like ADD ADHD

Why Be An Active Listener?

- Able to work with others


- Improve critical thinking, listening, writing, and speaking skills


- Able to teach yourself


- Managing your time


- Gaining sensitivity to culture difference

Note Taking Formats

- Cornell Format


- Outline Format


-Paragraph Format


- List Format

Types of Memory

Longterm:


- Procedural memory- Knowing/solving something


- Semantic memory- Facts without regard


- Episodic memory- Events, Time, and Place


Short term: how many items your able to perceive at one time

Memory Myths

- Some people are stuck with bad memories


- Some people have photographic memories


- Memory benefits from long hours of practice


- Remembering too much can clutter your mind


- People use only 10% of brain power

Mnemonics

- Various methods to improve your learning


- Acronyms


- Acrostics


- Rhyme or songs


- Visualization


- Works best to learn through rhyme, patterns and associations

Literate

The ability to find, interpret, and use info to meet your needs


- Computer Literacy


- Media Literacy


- Cultural Literacy

Diversity

- A variation in social and cultural identities among people living together

Ethnicity Culture and Race

Ethnicity- the identity that is assigned to a specific group of people who are historically connected by a common national origin or language


Culture- The aspects of a group of people that are passed on or learned


Race: biological characteristics that are shaped by groups of people