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Pointers for Success at Acadia and Beyond

Pointers for Success at Acadia and Beyond. Following these guidelines will help you not only at Acadia, but also in your future . . Professor Connie Foote and Professor Yinglei Wang with thanks to Dr. Wanda Campbell, Dr. Rob Raeside and many others. Pointers for Success in the Classroom.

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Student Rights & Responsibilities in the Classroom

Student Rights & Responsibilities in the Classroom. In 30 minutes, we will: Review RIT Policies Discuss a Few Cases Open Discussion. Teaching is challenging!. Setting expectations from the beginning avoids misunderstanding (I.E using the syllabus).

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Bridging Class Divides to Create Community Resilience

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Writing Email (for University Students)

Writing Email (for University Students). Identify Yourself. Use email with your name in it if possible. hong_eunhee@harvard or sojunights@yahoo This is important in a large class. -This is Yong-Bum. I sit in the front row in your 3:00 class. Greetings. Greetings: Hello Mr. Kim,

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003. INSTRUCTOR PLACE OFFICE HOURS David Dwyer Wells Hall C310 Crossroads Cafeteria 355-1808 Office Mitt MTWT DWYER@MSU.edu 1:30-3:10 12:30-1:15. Course Topics (Week 1). 6/30 About The Course)

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003. INSTRUCTOR PLACE OFFICE HOURS David Dwyer Wells Hall C310 Crossroads Cafeteria 355-1808 Office Mitt MTWT DWYER@MSU.edu 1:30-3:10 12:30-1:15. Course Topics (Week 1). 6/30 About The Course)

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LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Syllabus: Session 1, LSA Summer, 2003. INSTRUCTOR PLACE OFFICE HOURS David Dwyer Wells Hall C310 Crossroads Cafeteria 355-1808 Office Mitt MTWT DWYER@MSU.edu 1:30-3:10 12:30-1:15. Course Topics (Week 1). 6/30 About The Course)

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Design Thinking

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