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Strategies For College Success: Course Management

Strategies For College Success: Course Management. DAY ONE! The following show represents items that need to be addressed with the students on Day One. Class Call Number. The time the class meets. Your name. Slideshow Courtesy of: Danielle Woods

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Strategies For College Success: Course Management

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  1. Strategies For College Success:Course Management DAY ONE! • The following show represents items that need to be addressed with the students on Day One. • Class Call Number. • The time the class meets. • Your name. Slideshow Courtesy of: Danielle Woods FIPSE Coordinator at The Ohio State University

  2. Who are you and why are you here? • Go around the room introducing yourselves and answering this question. • Tell the truth. • No one is judging you! • Make name tags.

  3. The name of your lab. • You will experience success here! • You will be able to use the materials and skills you learn here immediately! • The web-site address that the class will use here.

  4. Books • Longs, UBX, Campus Bookstore & SBX • Hope Book • Learning and Motivation Book & Notebook • *Web & Notebook overrides book.

  5. Food & Drinks • Your lab food and drink rules here. Below are examples. • No food in the lab. • No liquids in the lab. • Except for water that is in a container with a lid.

  6. Headsets • Your lab headset rules. Below are examples. • No headsets are permitted without special permission from the instructor. • There is one assignment where you will need earphones. • I will let you know in advance if you want to use your own.

  7. Printer • Your printer location. • Your printer rules.

  8. Lab Hours • Your lab hours. • Your special things to remember about your lab.

  9. RINNNNNNG! • No cell phones or pagers in the lab!!!

  10. Office Hours • Your office room number. • Your phone #. • Your office hours. • Your e-mail address. • Any special notes about your availability.

  11. Meetings • Before Class: • Class announcements • Instructions • Instructor Thoughts • Q C C’s • Attendance • After Class: • Gathered Information & Observations • Q C C’s • Attendance

  12. What is an excused absence? • Your excused absence policy.

  13. Late Work • Your late work policy. • Ex. 5 point deduction for one class late. • Ex. Please do not give me stories! • Ex. If you were sick… • Staple a doctors note to paper. • Ex. If you were at a funeral… • Staple a funeral program. • Ex. If you are an athlete… • Let me know this week about all events concerning class.

  14. Plagiarism • You will be prosecuted! • Your schools plagiarism policy.

  15. Computers are Public • No: • Flaming • Pornography • Gambling • Music Sharing • No Solitaire • Other Bad Acts

  16. There are seats left! • Tell your friends to join the class! • Only us if this applies.

  17. Easy A? • This class is rumored to be an easy “A”. • It’s not what you deserve, it is what you earn! • This class is also an easy “E”? • Your work must be done on time or Else!

  18. Closing Time & Due Dates • Plan ahead! • Papers are due at the opening meeting. • Papers are late at the conclusion of the opening meeting.

  19. Closing Time & Due Dates • Use a calendar to assure that you do not forget due dates! • If you need help with your calendars, see me!

  20. Procrastination • Poor planning on your part does not equal an emergency on mine. • This class runs at a marathon pace. • Methodically • Consistently

  21. Expectations • Attendance & Late Policy • On time: • At the exact time that the class starts. • Late: • Arrive after the opening meeting attendance. • If you do this you need to personally see me to get credit for arrival. • Absent: • If you leave before the closing meeting. • Complete all assignments. • Your additional expectations.

  22. More on Attendance • Your attendance policy. Below is an example. • You will be given a name card when you arrive. • Opening meeting leftover name cards must be retrieved from me directly. • All name cards collected at the end of class are present for that day. • Daily points • 2 for opening meeting. • 3 for closing meeting.

  23. Pacing • This class starts out slow but quickly speeds up to a sprint!

  24. Help! • Your schools tutoring services information.

  25. Navigation • Content of the course is in the book not on the web. • You may want to change the text size for your screen. • On the web: AnnouncementsCourse InformationInstructorsCourse DocumentsAssignments

  26. Avoid Plagiarism! • Log off of your computers before you leave!

  27. Questions Comments and/or Concern's • Your closing greeting. • Your time and date of the next class time.

  28. References:Danielle E. WoodsCoordinator, Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education (FIPSE) Grant The Ohio State University250F Walter E. Dennis Learning Center 1640 Neil AvenueColumbus, OH 43201-2333Phone: 614-688-3913Fax: 614-688-3912Department Email: wedlc@osu.eduPersonal Email: woods.378@osu.eduURL: http://dennislearningcenter.osu.eduAll pictures used in this slide show were retrieved from Google.www.google.com

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