Exercise 2.1
If I add my tuition, cost of books, supplies, gas to get to and from class, and my MacBook for one semester it totals to about $5,050. If I divide that total by the total number of hours I will be in class, which is 92, I get $55. It will cost me $55 per class day to attend college next semester. $55 may not seem like a lot of money here and there, but everyday for 16 weeks it begins to add up. A total of $5,050, is a lot of money and I make sure to get use out of every penny. I never miss a day of class unless I have a medical emergency or other serious issue that cannot wait till after class. My parents pay for me to go to college and I am extremely grateful for that. I make sure to pay them back by attending my classes and maintaining good grades.
Exercise 2.2 My overall score on this exercise was 105. According to that score I am intrinsically motivated at a high level. This means that I am motivated from within myself. I agree with these results because I am …show more content…
Being financially wealthy relieves a lot of stress. You will never have to worry about feeding your family or providing them with a home. Money doesn’t buy happiness but it can help in the process if you have health, family and success.
Exercise 3.1 Many students have a negative view on learning. They feel learning is unenjoyable and even unnecessary. For this exercise I marked 2 out of the 10 questions true. I feel learning is somewhat like memorizing information. If you memorize it, you’ll eventually have it learned. Whether you have it memorized or learned, you will always have it somewhere in your head. I feel that the learning pace in a classroom is controlled by the slowest student in the room. If a student is stuck on a topic and asking questions, the professor cannot continue on with the lesson. A student can always continue on themselves, but they will not know whether they’re teaching themselves properly or not.
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If I add my tuition, cost of books, supplies, gas to get to and from class, and my MacBook for one semester it totals to about $5,050. If I divide that total by the total number of hours I will be in class, which is 92, I get $55. It will cost me $55 per class day to attend college next semester. $55 may not seem like a lot of money here and there, but everyday for 16 weeks it begins to add up. A total of $5,050, is a lot of money and I make sure to get use out of every penny. I never miss a day of class unless I have a medical emergency or other serious issue that cannot wait till after class. My parents pay for me to go to college and I am extremely grateful for that. I make sure to pay them back by attending my classes and maintaining good grades.
Exercise 2.2 My overall score on this exercise was 105. According to that score I am intrinsically motivated at a high level. This means that I am motivated from within myself. I agree with these results because I am …show more content…
Being financially wealthy relieves a lot of stress. You will never have to worry about feeding your family or providing them with a home. Money doesn’t buy happiness but it can help in the process if you have health, family and success.
Exercise 3.1 Many students have a negative view on learning. They feel learning is unenjoyable and even unnecessary. For this exercise I marked 2 out of the 10 questions true. I feel learning is somewhat like memorizing information. If you memorize it, you’ll eventually have it learned. Whether you have it memorized or learned, you will always have it somewhere in your head. I feel that the learning pace in a classroom is controlled by the slowest student in the room. If a student is stuck on a topic and asking questions, the professor cannot continue on with the lesson. A student can always continue on themselves, but they will not know whether they’re teaching themselves properly or not.
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