Adjunct Study Skills
Adjunct Skills is designed to provide students from a specific course
(i.e. Poly Sci or Psychology) with learning strategies and small group
instruction to help them be more successful in their classes. By learning
how to learn in context, you can better adapt to different learning
situations in academic and career settings. These half-unit courses provide specific and focused learning assistance
for targeted discipline courses, integrating how-to-learn with what-to
learn, thereby increasing student success.
Objectives:
You will learn study strategies (note taking, test taking, etc.) and
begin applying them to your primary course learning processes. You will
discover your own learning style as well as effective strategies for dealing
with everyday problems that may interfere with your efforts to succeed in
college (i.e. time management).
Requirements:
This is a 0.5 unit course. You must complete:
- one orientation
- one adjunct instructor meeting
- ten of the twelve group tutorial sessions
- eight hours labs/workshops
- one Internet exercise
For a total of at least twenty-one hours for credit.
Contact:
Mary Hastings at 546-3150 or Cheryl Ziehl at 546-3100 x2751.
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