Ongoing Survival - Halifax Community College
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Confidence
creates success,
which creates
more
confidence,
which creates
more success.
Confidence
Confidence
Success
Confidence
Confidence
Long Term Memory
Holds an infinite amount of information
Knowledge is continuously stored
You know more than you think you know
Remembering What You Learn
Use what you already know for new knowledge
Try to connect new information to what you already know
Be an active learner
Get involved with material
Phone Calls
Email
Develop Positive
Interaction with your
instructors
Ask questions in class
Don’t complain to
others
Don’t put off talking to
your instructor
Attend class regularly
Homework on time
Be prepared for class
Avoid excuses
Hand in neat work
Make appointments
Don’t use class time for
personal issues
Use instructor as a
resource
Tips for participating in class discussion
• Use active listening when others are talking
• Ask questions and listen to questions others ask
• Don’t interrupt, shout answers, or argue to gain attention
• Don’t ramble
• Don’t cover your mouth when speaking
• Be prepared
• Make connections with other students
• Talk to instructors during their office hours
DO’S
Show interest (even
if you’re not)
Ask questions
Give your attention
DON’TS
Use inappropriate
language
Take up class time
with excessive
talking. Keep
personal comments
brief.
Sleep in class
Side talk
Talk with your instructor
about extra-credit
Add extra study hours
Use more weekend time
Talk to classmates
Sign up to get a tutor
Don’t wait until the end
of the term to get help
Take a library tour early
in your college career
Don’t be afraid to ask a
librarian for help
Use the library for
studying
Find out which
classification system
the library uses (online
or physical)
When using computers,
keep the disks you use
with you at all times
Don’t depend on using
a friend’s computer
If considering buying a
computer, check the
bookstore for specials
Public library should
have computers for
public use
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