Time Management/Study Skills
What is time management?
The process of planning and exercising conscious control over the amount of time spent on specific activities.
What are the 3 types of memory?
Sensory, working, long-term
What is student professionalism
The way students interact with professors and peers while on campus
What are the Math Lab hours?
Mon-Thurs 7:30am-8:45pm
Friday 8am-3pm
Satuday 8am-2pm
Sunday Closed
How many units do you need to transfer?
60
What does "studying" mean in college?
Doing homework, reading, reviewing, & actually studying for exams
How long does working memory last?
10-15 seconds
Name the first rule of the 6 rules of Positive Student Conduct
Respect
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CTC
What is the IGETC?
General Education Pattern for UC & CSU
What are the 3 steps of time management?
1. Identify priorities
2. Identify distractions
3. Take control of your time
What is "rote learning"
Repeating something over and over in an attempt to memorize it.
What is confidentiality
Keeping student's information private
Having a note taker is one of the accommodations offer by this program
DSS
What is the difference between lower division units and upper division units?
Lower division units are freshman & sophomore level courses, upper division units are junior & senior level courses
List 3 study skills
Re-writing your notes, reviewing your notes each day, start early & break up into smaller assignments
List the 6 levels of learning from Bloom's Taxonomy
Remembering, Understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating, creating
What is the "golden rule"
Treat others how you want to be treated
A student that is having trouble deciding a major can go here for undecided major workshops.
Career and Life Planning Center
What are the golden 4?
Speech, English, Critical Thinking, & Math
The best way to learn something new is to...
Teach it to someone else
Describe each level of learning
Remember--recalling facts and basic info
Understanding--summarize/explain in your own words
Apply--applying new information to something you already know
Analyze--draw connections among ideas, compare & contrast
Evaluate--argue or judge with your own thoughts & opinions
Create--produce original work, teaching it
List all 6 rules of professional student conduct
Respect, confidentiality, integrity, responsibility, diversity, communication
List 5 campus resources
CTC, CLP, Math Lab, Academic Support Center, Health Center, SDSI, DSS, Associated Students
Describe academic probation
When a student attempts at least 12 units and receives below a 2.0 GPA