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EDUC 1300 exam 1 ch 1-5questions fully solved
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identify the risk and reward of college - answer more college
=higher income ,more college=lower unemployment rate
college debt is long term ,delayed income, balanced work,school
and personal life , sacrifice other areas.
Student responsibility in college - answer uphold the values of
honesty and academic integrity
arrive on time and prepared to all class
give attention to quality in completing assignment
have enough time to fulfill responsibilities outside of class
observe etiquette in all communication
take advantage of school resources
respect diversity in people,idea,and opinion
take responsibility for personal behavior
follow all college policies
what are the difference between high school and college? - answer
High school mandatory and free college is voluntary and expensive
time structure by others and manage your own time
need permission to participate and decided to participate
in extracurricular activities and in extracurricular activities
classes arranged for you and arrange own schedule
, Identify differences in class delivery format - answer Lecture: The
most common format share a lot of info, often include discussion
and interaction with other students.
Labs: A controlled environment with specialized equipment, Learn
by doing
Seminar: a small group of students who have achieved an advanced
level of knowledge, explore the topic on the path.
studio: similar to seminar with emphasis placed on developing
concrete skills such as art.
workshop: short in length but intense in scope and interaction.
independent study: pursue special interest while working closely
with faculty members.
technology enhance - answer Face to face:0%online blackboard
web-enhanced: 1 to 29% online course material accessible online
hybrid /blended:30 to 79% blend Online and face to face, reverse
teaching view lecture online activities in class
online: 80% deliver almost all by learning management system or
online very few or no onsite face to face required
type of classes for degree plan - answer core classes: required by
the institution and every student must take
a course required by major: A course essential to your specific field
of study or major
elective course: you choose elective from a number of subjects
categories of student in college 🎓 - answer Traditional: typically
enroll in college right after graduating high school , attend class
full-time complete bachelor's degree by age 22 or 22, dependent
don't have children
Nontraditional student: Do not enter college right after high school,
most likely financial independent
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