| Student Success Institute
Facilitating Student Success in
First-Year Courses and
Learning-to-Learn Camps Learning Outcomes The institute will provide strategies, techniques, and tools which foster personal growth and development of students in the context of first-year courses and learning-to-learn camps. Institute participants will learn how to:
The Student Success Institute is based on the premise that a key role of educators in higher education is that of a "mentor" -- fostering the growth and development of cognitive, social, and affective skills. Success is referred to not simply in terms of academic success but rather in terms of a broad set of those skills required for success beyond college. Process Education those with such strong self-assessment skills that they are able to continually improve performance and mentor their own growth.
Process Education includes elements of all of the following: active learning, student-centered learning, mentoring, assessment, use of technology and the learning paradigm. During the institute, participants will be introduced to a variety of tools which support the philosophy of Process Education and lead to a quality first-year course. Some of these tools are as follows. S tudent Learning Tools
self-growth paper learning assessment journal methodologies levels of knowledge peer assessments guided-discovery activities learning communities classification of learning skills performance measures Which type of first-year course do you enjoy teaching?
Which type of first-year course do students benefit from most? No sample agenda available at this time.
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