Unit 1 Academic Basics
Allows you to sign up for academic advisement and consultation with an education specialist.
What is EAB Navigate?
examples of this type of source: textbooks, scholarly reviewed articles, encyclopedias, documentaries
What is Secondary Source?
This type of mindset is the foundation of learning
What is growth mindset?
A type of source in Folio that checks credibility.
What is Turnitin?
A type of loan where interest does not acures while the student is in school
What is Subsidized Loan?
You are able to see your academic progress in your course in Folio.
What are Grades?
examples of this type of source: newspapers, books, speeches, photographs, interviews
What is Primary source?
practice of calling out/throwing out an individual or group based on controversial views or behaviors
What is Cancel Culture?
This type of academic dishonesty is when you re-submitted work without the permission of professor.
What is Self-Plagarism?
A type of loan that acures while the student is in school
What is UnSubsidized Loan?
Where you can look to find the date of the last day to withdrawal from academic penalty
What is Academic Calender?
examples of this type of source: encyclopedias, biographical dictionaries
What is Tetirary source?
a space or group where a person only engages with information or opinions that reflect their own.
What is Echo Chamber?
Recording lectures, or presenting lecture notes as your own work is an example of ______
What is Classroom Copyright Infringement?
This money remains after taxes and other deductions are taken out
What is Net Income?
Administrator who serves as the voice for GS students
What is Dean of Students?
Keywords that create logical phrases in a database that help with your search
What is AND, OR, NOT?
What is neuroplasticity?
Trust, Fairness, Respect, Responsibility, and Honesty are the fundamentals of _____
What is Integrity?
Excessive ATM fees, eating take-out everyday, and indulging into unhealthy money-spending habits are examples of ________
What is budget busters?
Contains information of academic policies and procedures, graduation requirements, course descriptions, and degree requirements
What is Academic Catalog?
Articles reviewed by multiple boards of editors, not just one.
What is Editorial Board Peer Review?
Corporate, Big Story, and Partisan are specific types of ___________
What are Biases?
This chapter in the GS Student Code of Conduct discusses about academic dishonesty
What is 12?
This policy requires students to maintain a 2.0 GPA minimum and earn 67% of the total hours attempted
What is SAP?