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Your College Experience: Strategies for Success 14th ed. 2021 [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, Approx. 400 p., 1 Paperback / softback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Oct-2020
  • Kirjastus: Bedford/Saint Martin's
  • ISBN-10: 1319200729
  • ISBN-13: 9781319200725
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, Approx. 400 p., 1 Paperback / softback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Oct-2020
  • Kirjastus: Bedford/Saint Martin's
  • ISBN-10: 1319200729
  • ISBN-13: 9781319200725
Teised raamatud teemal:
Inclusive learning for social belonging.  Your College Experience  provides a comprehensive, trusted framework for making the crucial first year of college impactful, inclusive, and positive for all students. For this groundbreaking new edition, the books long-acclaimed authors partnered with Macmillan Learnings DICR Editorial Board to make diversity, inclusion, and social belonging the driving forces behind every word, photo, and example. Combined with new coverage on mental health, resilience, and mindset, Your College Experience speaks to the real needs of todays students, helping them overcome their barriers to success and become successful students in academic communities they can call their own.
Letter to Students iii
About the Authors iv
Our Editorial Board v
Brief Contents vii
Your Turn Features xviii
Wellness Toolkit xix
Preface xxi
PART ONE FOUNDATIONS
1 Thriving In College And Life
3(26)
Student Profile
4(1)
Welcome To Your College Experience
4(3)
Thriving in College
5(1)
Making the Most of the College Success Course and This Textbook
6(1)
The First Day of This Course
7(1)
Introducing Very Important People (Vips)
7(6)
Students
8(3)
Instructors
11(1)
Staff Members/Administrators/Advisers
12(1)
The Value Of College
13(4)
Accessing Better Jobs, Higher Salaries, A Better Life
13(2)
Preparing For Graduate Or Professional Education
15(1)
Developing Lifelong Friendships And Professional Networks
16(1)
Building Academic Skills
16(1)
Considering Other Outcomes
16(1)
Exploring Purpose And Setting Goals
17(5)
Considering Purpose
18(1)
Getting Started With Goal Setting
18(2)
Setting Smart Goals
20(2)
Making Choices
22(1)
Locus Of Control
22(1)
Guided Pathways And The Downside Of Poor Choices
22(1)
Being "Hip" In College: Participating In High-Impact Practices
23(5)
What Are High-Impact Practices?
24(1)
When, How, And Why Should I Be Hip?
25(1)
Techtip: E-Mail With Style
26(2)
Build Your Experience
28(1)
2 Cultivating Motivation, Resilience, And Emotional Intelligence
29(20)
Student Profile
30(1)
The Importance Of Motivation, Attitude, And Mindsets
31(5)
Motivation
31(1)
Attitude
32(2)
Mindsets
34(2)
Resilience
36(3)
Understanding Emotional Intelligence
39(5)
Perceiving And Managing Emotions
40(1)
The Role Of Emotional Intelligence In Everyday Life
40(2)
Improving Emotional Intelligence
42(2)
Identifying Your El Skills And Competencies
44(1)
How Emotions Influence Success And Well-Being
44(4)
Techtip: Build A Digital Persona
46(2)
Build Your Experience
48(1)
3 Time Management
49(26)
Student Profile
50(1)
Managing Your Time
51(1)
Taking Control Of Your Time
51(1)
Your Memory Cannot Be Your Only Planner
52(1)
Using Time-Management Tools
52(6)
Procrastination
58(5)
Techtip: Organize Your Time
59(1)
Overcoming Procrastination
60(2)
Dealing With Distractions
62(1)
Managing Your Energy
63(2)
Establishing A Routine
64(1)
Setting Priorities
65(4)
Find A Balance
66(1)
Don't Overextend Yourself
67(1)
Stay Focused
67(2)
Appreciating The Value Of Time
69(5)
Creating A Workable Class Schedule
71(1)
Scheduling Your Classes In Blocks
71(3)
Build Your Experience
74(1)
4 How You Learn
75(26)
Student Profile
76(1)
How People Learn
77(2)
Learning Theories
77(2)
Learning Preferences
79(12)
The Vark Learning-Styles Inventory
79(4)
Interpreting Your Vark Results
83(1)
Use Vark Results To Study More Effectively
83(1)
The Kolb Inventory Of Learning Styles
84(1)
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
85(3)
Multiple Intelligences
88(3)
When Learning Styles And Teaching Styles Conflict
91(3)
Techtip: Navigate Online Learning With Your College Lms
92(2)
Learning With A Learning Disability
94(4)
Attention Disorders
94(1)
Cognitive Learning Disabilities
95(3)
Build Your Experience
98(3)
PART TWO PREPARING TO LEARN
5 Thinking In College
101(18)
Student Profile
102(1)
College-Level Thinking: Higher And Deeper
103(5)
Problem Solving In And Out Of Class
104(1)
Making A Choice Between Slow And Fast Thinking
105(1)
Collaboration
106(2)
Becoming A Critical Thinker
108(6)
Asking Questions
108(1)
Considering Multiple Points Of View And Drawing Conclusions
109(1)
Making Arguments
110(1)
Challenging Assumptions And Beliefs
110(1)
Examining Evidence
111(1)
Recognizing And Avoiding Faulty Reasoning
112(2)
Applying Bloom's Taxonomy
114(4)
Bloom's Six Levels Of Learning
114(1)
Bloom's Taxonomy And The First Year Of College
114(2)
Techtip: Use Your Critical-Thinking Skills In Conducting Research
116(2)
Build Your Experience
118(1)
6 Reading To Learn
119(24)
Student Profile
120(1)
A Plan For Active Reading
121(9)
Previewing
122(3)
Strategies For Marking Your Textbook
125(2)
Reading With Concentration
127(2)
Reviewing
129(1)
Improving Your Reading
130(3)
Monitoring Your Reading
130(1)
Developing Your Vocabulary
131(1)
What To Do When You Fall Behind On Your Reading
132(1)
Strategies For Reading Textbooks
133(9)
All Textbooks Are Not Created Equal
133(1)
Math Texts
134(1)
Science Texts
135(2)
Social Sciences And Humanities Texts
137(1)
Supplementary Material
138(1)
Techtip: Embrace The E-Book
139(1)
If English Is Not Your First Language
140(2)
Build Your Experience
142(1)
7 Getting The Most From Class
143(22)
Student Profile
144(1)
Become Engaged In Learning
145(1)
Prepare For Class
146(1)
Participate In Class
147(3)
Listen Critically And With An Open Mind
148(1)
Speak Up
149(1)
Take Effective Notes
150(14)
Note-Taking Formats
151(4)
Note-Taking Techniques
155(3)
Techtip: Explore Note-Taking Programs And Apps
158(2)
Review Your Notes
160(1)
Compare Notes
160(1)
Class Notes And Homework
161(3)
Build Your Experience
164(1)
8 Studying
165(18)
Student Profile
166(2)
Studying In College: Making Choices And Concentrating
168(1)
How Memory Works
169(4)
Connecting Memory To Deep Learning
170(2)
Techtip: Use The Cloud
172(1)
Myths About Memory
173(1)
Improving Your Memory
173(5)
Strategies For Remembering
173(5)
Studying To Understand And Remember
178(4)
Build Your Experience
182(1)
9 Test Taking
183(26)
Student Profile
184(1)
Getting Ready
185(5)
Prepare For Test Taking
185(3)
Prepare For Math And Science Exams
188(1)
Prepare Physically
188(2)
Prepare Emotionally
190(1)
Tips For Test Taking
190(1)
Types Of Tests
191(4)
Problem-Solving Tests
191(1)
Machine-Scored Tests
192(1)
Computerized Tests
193(1)
Laboratory Tests
193(1)
Open-Book And Open-Notes Tests
193(1)
Techtip: Conquer Online Tests
194(1)
Take-Home Tests
195(1)
Types Of Questions
195(4)
Essay Questions
195(2)
Multiple-Choice Questions
197(1)
Fill-In-The-Blank Questions
198(1)
True/False Questions
198(1)
Matching Questions
198(1)
Overcoming Test Anxiety
199(5)
Symptoms Of Test Anxiety
200(1)
Types Of Test Anxiety
200(2)
Strategies For Dealing With Test Anxiety
202(1)
Getting The Test Back
203(1)
Cheating
204(4)
What Is Cheating?
204(1)
Why Students Cheat And The Consequences Of Cheating
205(3)
Build Your Experience
208(1)
10 Information Literacy And Communication
209(28)
Student Profile
210(1)
Information Literacy
211(2)
Learning To Be Information Literate
212(1)
What's Research---And What's Not?
213(1)
Choosing, Narrowing, And Researching Atopic
213(1)
Using The Library
214(6)
The 20-Minute Rule
216(1)
Scholarly Articles And Journals
216(2)
Techtip: Conduct Effective Searches
218(1)
Periodicals
219(1)
Books
219(1)
Evaluating Sources
220(2)
Relevance
220(1)
Authority
221(1)
Bias
221(1)
Using Your Research In Writing
222(1)
The Writing Process
223(6)
Steps To Good Writing
223(3)
Know Your Audience
226(1)
The Importance Of Time In The Writing Process
227(1)
Citing Your Sources
227(1)
About Plagiarism
228(1)
Using Your Research In Presentations
229(5)
Guidelines For Successful Speaking
229(5)
Build Your Experience
234(3)
PART THREE PREPARING FOR LIFE
11 Majors And Careers
237(26)
Student Profile
238(1)
Careers And The New Economy
239(3)
Characteristics Of Today's Economy
240(2)
Building A Professional Mindset For Life After College
242(2)
Working With An Academic Adviser
244(3)
Prepare For Your First Meeting With Your Academic Adviser
245(1)
Know The Right Questions To Ask About Your Major
245(1)
Learn How To Select Your Classes
246(1)
Explore Course Options And Pay Attention To Your Grades
246(1)
Deal With A Mismatch
247(1)
Finding Career Resources On Your Campus
247(1)
Getting To Know Yourself
248(7)
Assess Your Career Competencies
249(1)
Clarify Your Personal And Workplace Values
249(1)
Understand Your Skills, Aptitudes, Personality, And Interests
250(3)
Using The Holland Model
253(2)
Gaining Professional Experience
255(2)
Internships And Other Professional Work Experiences
255(1)
Techtip: Join The Professional Community
256(1)
Part-Time Work In College
257(1)
Marketing Yourself And Putting It All Together
257(5)
Branding "You, Inc."
258(1)
Building A Resume
259(1)
Writing A Cover Letter
259(1)
Putting It All Together
260(2)
Build Your Experience
262(1)
12 Relationships
263(22)
Student Profile
264(1)
Building Relationships With College Instructors
265(3)
What Your Instructors Expect From You
266(1)
What You Can Expect From Your Instructors
266(1)
What You Can Expect From Your Peer Leader
267(1)
Make The Most Of The Learning Relationship
267(1)
Understanding Academic Freedom
268(1)
Handling A Conflict Between You And An Instructor
268(1)
Family Connections
268(4)
Marriage And Parenting During College
269(1)
Relationships With Your Parents
270(1)
Homesickness
271(1)
Personal Relationships
272(2)
Roommates
272(1)
Romantic Relationships
273(1)
Maintaining Sexual Health
274(3)
Communicating About Safe Sex
274(1)
Avoiding Sexually Transmitted Infections (Stis)
275(1)
Using Birth Control
276(1)
Protecting Yourself And Others Against Sexual Assault And Violence
276(1)
Communicating In A Digital Age
277(3)
Get Involved
280(4)
To Greek Or Not To Greek?
281(1)
Working
281(1)
Techtip: Maintain A Healthy Relationship With Social Media
282(1)
Community Service
283(1)
Build Your Experience
284(1)
13 Diversity And Inclusion
285(22)
Student Profile
286(1)
Exploring Diversity And Inclusion
287(9)
Ethnicity, Culture, Race, And Religion
288(1)
Other Differences You Will Encounter In College
289(3)
Bias, Stereotyping, And Microaggressions
292(4)
Overcoming Discrimination, Prejudice, And Insensitivity On College Campuses
296(3)
Raising Awareness
297(1)
What You Can Do To Stand For Inclusion On Campus
298(1)
Expanding Your Worldview
299(7)
Embracing Diversity In College
299(3)
Embracing Diversity In The Workplace
302(1)
Embracing Diversity In Life
303(1)
Techtip: Go Beyond The Filter
304(2)
Build Your Experience
306(1)
14 Wellness
307(20)
Student Profile
308(1)
Understanding Wellness
309(11)
Managing Stress To Maintain Wellness
311(1)
The Importance Of Good Nutrition
312(3)
Body Positivity: Having A Healthy Self-Image
315(1)
Exercising To Maintain Wellness
315(1)
Getting Enough Sleep To Maintain Wellness
316(1)
Spirituality
317(1)
Emotional And Mental Health
317(3)
Alcohol And Other Substances
320(6)
Alcohol Use
321(1)
Tobacco
322(1)
Marijuana
322(1)
Prescription Drugs
323(1)
Techtip: Turn Off Your Screens For Better Sleep
324(2)
Build Your Experience
326(1)
15 Money
327(20)
Student Profile
328(1)
Living On A Budget
329(4)
Creating A Budget
329(2)
Cutting Costs
331(2)
Understanding Financial Aid
333(4)
Types Of Aid
333(1)
Navigating Financial Aid
334(1)
Qualifying For Aid
335(2)
How To Keep Your Funding
337(1)
Achieving A Balance Between Working And Borrowing
337(2)
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Working
338(1)
Student Loans
338(1)
Managing Credit Wisely
339(5)
Understanding Credit
339(1)
Techtip: Track Your Budget With Digital Tools
340(2)
Debit Cards
342(2)
Planning For The Future
344(2)
Build Your Experience
346(1)
Glossary 347(8)
Index 355
John N. Gardner brings unparalleled experience to students as an author. The recipient of his institution's highest award for teaching excellence, John has over forty years of experience directing and teaching in the most widely emulated first-year seminar in the country, the University 101 course at the University of South Carolina (USC), Columbia. John is universally recognized as one of the country's leading educators for his role in initiating and orchestrating an international reform movement to improve the beginning college experience, a concept he coined as "the first-year experience." He is the founding executive director of the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition at USC, as well as the Policy Center on the First Year of College and the John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education (www.jngi.org), both based in Brevard, N.C.

Betsy O. Barefoot is a writer, researcher, and teacher whose special area of scholarship is the first-year seminar. During her tenure at USC from 1988 to 1999, she served as codirector for research and publications at the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience and Students in Transition. She also taught University 101 and graduate courses on the first-year experience and the principles of college teaching. She conducts first-year seminar faculty training workshops around the world and is frequently called on to evaluate first-year seminar outcomes. Betsy is codirector and senior scholar in the Policy Center on the First Year of College and Vice President of the John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education both in Brevard, N.C. In her Policy Center role she led a major national research project to identify institutions of excellence in the first college year. She currently works with both two- and four-year campuses in evaluating all components of the first year