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| What College Teachers Expect From College
Students |
| Before the semester begins: |
- Be sure to plan your class schedule (and
your life) so that school has a high priority, and that arrangements
are made so that you can attend most (if not all) class sessions and
that you have reserved enough time for studying and for being
present for tests.
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The FIRST class session: |
- You should always go to the
first session of each of your classes. Being absent sends
signals to your instructor that you have other priorities.
- Learn your instructor's name.
- Learn the name and number of your course
(for example, PSYC 101), your course's title (for example,
General Psychology), which section you're in (for example, F003
or R001), and where your class is located (for example, FIRW 122
which is 122 West Building).
All of this information is found on your printed class schedule
available on MyBGSU.
- You should have purchased a notebook or
prepared a separate section in a loose-leaf notebook for class
notes. Don't forget a pencil or pen! Be ready to start
taking notes!
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The SECOND class session: |
- You should have read your syllabus and
should be familiar with the expectations your instructor has for
you.
- You should have purchased your books and
all other materials required for the course. Remember to keep
your receipts!
- You should have begun reading the required
textbook.
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