Human Capital
The belief that skills and abilities can be learned and developed by doing.
What is a growth mindset?
Two or more people working on a common goal or mission.
What is a TEAM?
A study skill often referred to as "thinking about your thinking".
What is Metacognition?
These can be checked out from the library and used temporarily at home.
What are circulating items?
A representation of your daily routine to assist in meeting important events and deadlines.
What is a schedule?
Everyone possesses all 24 of these in different degrees which help define your personality.
What are character strengths?
Value placed on the number and quality of relationships you have.
What is Social Capital?
SQR3 is an example of one of these.
What is an acronym?
These specific faculty members help students with career planning and career assessments.
What are faculty counselor advisors?
The idea that the brain is amazingly resilient and our brains physically change as we learn.
What is brain plasticity or neuroplasticity?
A method for identifying your "wishes" and establishing plans to overcome them.
What is a WOOP Goal?
The personality "direction" which is most concerned about a team's feelings?
What is the South Compass?
This type of note taking is common and resembles an E&I Log.
What are Cornell Notes?
These are specifically for in-library use and serve as a permanent resource for students who need to find specified information about a topic.
What are reference books?
Your value once you subtract liabilities from assets.
What is Net Worth?
A habit associated with delaying tasks and responsibilities.
What is procrastination?
Process of developing relationships with others to share information and resources of mutual benefit.
What is Networking?
Various methods of determining if learning has occurred. Formative and summative types are most common.
What are assessments?
Two support resources that assist students with research papers and math homework.
What are the Writing Center and Tutoring Center?
An individuals acquired abilities: Skills, talents, knowledge, expertise.
What is human capital?
Individual abilities which can be transferred between jobs in various industries.
What are soft skills?
This should be short and to the point in order to make a strong impression and connection with someone of interest.
What is an elevator speech/pitch?
These are the four approaches involved in a 'holistic approach" for managing test anxiety.
What are Cognitive, Emotional, Physical, and Logistical?
Contact them if you need help with a flat tire.
What is campus security?
Key tool in Starfish assisting students with course scheduling.
What is a Degree Plan?