studentsuccessTimeManagement学生时间管理.pptVIP

Student Success – Time Management Chapter 2 DO YOU WANT TO BE AN ACADEMIC SUCCESS? WHAT MAKES A STUDENT SUCCESSFUL? College: New Expectations College is NOT like being in High School You are responsible for the following: Attending class all the time and being on time Making sure you purchase books for your courses Completing assignments on time Conducting yourself respectfully and treating others respectfully, in and out of the classroom Asking questions when you don’t understand or need further assistance Knowing your rights and responsibilities as a college student 10 Tips for Success 1. Assess your priorities 2. Get print-out of your schedule 3. Know important deadlines 4. Make a scheduled appointment to see a counselor to do an educational plan 5. Take advantage of resources and services 6. Get to know your instructors 7. Monitor your progress during the semester 8. Interact with classmates, form study groups 9. Get involved on campus 10. Get a printout of your grades once semester ends Student Success Time-management The choices about how you spend your time are important How can you plan your schedule and manage your time? Ask yourself the following questions: TIMEMANAGEMENT How to manage classes, work, and friends successfully… Time Management 1. How many hours a week will you be working? 2. How many units do you plan on enrolling? 3. How many hours a week do you plan on studying? 4. What other priorities take up time in your schedule? Time Management IF YOU WORK TAKE NO MORE THAN 40 hours/wk 6 credit hours 30 hours/wk 9 credit hours 20 hours/wk 12 credit hours 5-15 hours/wk 14-16 credit hours 1 credit hour equals one hour in class or lab a week For every 1 credit hour of class, plan on studying 2-3 hours for that class 12 credit hours is considered “full-time” enrollment Learning Objectives Upon completion of this lesson the student will be able to: identify personal, academic, and career goals prioritize items f