What are The Five Whys?
A process of asking “Why” 5 times to find one's deepest reason for going college.
There are 6 Adjustments students make when entering college. Identify 2 of them.
What are Office Hours?
The hours professors are in their offices and available to students.
How can this textbook help you develop your "Why"?
What is the maximum points you can receive for class participation?
25 Points
Why is knowing your deepest reason for attending college important?
For clarity and motivation to persist.
College CAN transform us. What do we need to do to experience this transformation?
Remain flexible, and open to learning and changing
What is the term for using someone’s words, images, or ideas as your own, without proper credit/citation?
Plagiarism
After learning your WHY, there are 2 other ways this textbook can help you succeed in college. What are they?
Refine SUCCESS STRATEGIES
Provide RESOURCES
Can you receive Participation credit if you are absent?
No
If one knows their "Why", they are less likely to experience these 2 things.
Stress and Anxiety
This item is the course "bible".
The syllabus
What is the primary means of communicating with students that CT State uses?
School email
What is the most obvious Reward/Value of a college education?
More money
Your network will expand in college. What are the 5 components connected to you? Name all five.
Family
Friends
Peers
Mentors
Authority Figures
What does Academic Integrity prohibit you from doing?
Plagiarizing, cheating.
Name 2 other Benefits of attaining a college degree?
There are 5 Challenges you may face in your 1st year of college. Name 2 of them.
What IS Academic Integrity?
Doing your own work and being accountable.