Impact of Studying 'Student Learning Success'

Over the course of my undergraduate career, I have been faced with the challenge of balancing school work around extracurricular activities and hobbies, volunteering, social time, and obligations to my job. The stress became further exacerbated when I became interested in the field of medicine, pushing myself to improve my academics and create a better balance within my life. In order to accomplish my goals, without becoming overwhelmed by the challenges I faced, I began focusing on the tasks directly at hand, rather than the entire picture. Narrowing my focus to smaller increments of time, rather than an entire semester, allowed me to stick to strict routines, while feeling less overwhelmed. In addition, I began to more efficiently manage

As a new freshman at the University of Evansville, time management stands as a recurring challenge of mine. Between taking 15 credit hour classes, which consist of three honors courses, working and studying, my time to live is pretty much gone. Since being in DISC 110 Student Success Strategies, which I found crazy at first to even be in, I have learned strategies to successfully manage my time management challenges to ensure I stay on track each semester and for the rest of my academic career.

I have always been challenged by two of the main subjects in school. English and math have always been the most challenging for me. Taking English 110 multiple times now, has made it easier to adapt to the concepts. Completing the course of English 110 for my final time has given me a new mindset on English. I have developed as a writer over the course and was able to learn a few different strategies. The five student learning outcomes (SLO) are Rhetorical Situation and Genre, Writing as a Social Act, Writing as a Process, Grammar and Usage, and Reflection. These are the specific concepts I now better understand and have showed progress in this semester. I find myself more familiar with these concepts after taking this course .

One challenge I face is time management. My day’s starts at five o’clock am each morning. I am in class until noon. Then I prepare myself for evening pharmacy class, which ends at ten pm. This leave me very little to for my housework and any other activity. I have to make sure that in-between my busy days that I take the time out for doctor appointments and my church leadership ministry. I know that time is my most valuable assess so I have to stay force on my career. I found myself after thirty three years of marriage having to go back to school so I can take care of myself. It has been a struggle having to learn this new technology Now at this place in my life , time is of the essence and I have to make sure that I use my time wisely. Because I have research many expert on learning. studies was Dr. Janel Elder ,author and success strategies . Her example for success was as follow ,attend ,prepared, respectful organized ,responsibility. The next expert was Sharon Bowan _National Trainer, Lesson on Learning, she train on the four level of learning

Some students get caught up in the "freedom" of being away from home and find themselves in the regular cycle of distractions. Personal counselors and academic advisers are available to assist students with creating sensible yet levelheaded decision making skills. This often begins with a clear schedule focusing on school work and requires the student to maintain discipline when social calls could get in the way. Virtually, everything humans do can be thought of as a problem to be solved, a question to be answered, or a task to be completed. Thus, our success in life also depends upon developing skills which enhance our capacity to successfully approach, analyze, and complete tasks in college and

each morning. To stay committed to my pursuit of medicine, I have had to stay focused. Deviating from your goals makes the chances of achieving it less likely. I am also fortunate enough to have a great support group. My family has been a big part of my success in school, athletics, work, and other endeavours. I feel that any time I am stressed, they are there to help me out and lift me back up. As I plan to step away from the world of sports and employment during school, I believe that I will be able to adequately budget my time. Starting a fund for medical school expenses will also be useful because it will not only eliminate the financial stress, but also alleviate some of the time constraints placed upon medical school students. I typically stay well organized by creating multiple reminders using the syllabus, two calendars with important due dates, and the calendar on my phone. By being able to see my schedule a few weeks in advance, I am able to appropriate my time as needed. Realizing how vital organization is to success has helped me to allocate both my time and energy

Is it still cool to be in school? What if, I told you that we are going to figure out how to create a balance of working a job, maintaining an active social life with friends or family, and working towards a bachelor’s degree? To me, it sounds demanding and stressful. However, I believe there is always a bright light at the end of the tunnel. Finding the right structure is an important aspect to achieving your objectives without causing unpredictable dilemmas. I’ve managed to work my way through the challenges that everyday life can create for you. I have found a sense of organization with getting school work accomplished successfully, and you will too. With three simple steps this guide will help you prioritize, establish goals for yourself,

Generating and maintaining a professional image means more than personal appearance; efficient communication skills and a professional attitude are also critical in nursing field. Nurse’s capability to communicate is vital to productive interactions that benefit patients and the nursing profession. Professional individuals are expected to exhibit competent and skillful behaviors in alignment with their profession. Nursing as a profession epitomizes many values inherent in those who pursue nursing professions. Some of the values includes honesty, responsibility, pursuit of new knowledge, faith in human dignity, equality of all patients and the yearning to prevent and alleviate suffering. For this paper, I chose the Student Learning Outcome (SLO)

Managing my hectic schedule can be very tiresome, but I still managed to stay motivated through it all. Overwhelming myself will only make me have a mental break down. Having a calendar to stay up to date with each assignment helped me big time. On my free time, I would do homework before it’s actually do so I wouldn’t have to really worry about it. I must give a big thank you to my peers and counselors who accompanied me through some of the obstacles that I faced. I’ve set personal goals for each and every assignment that comes with the course. The resources that I used is academic service; I wanted to make sure that the errors that I’ve made before won’t ever interfere with my future

I am mature enough to manage my own deadlines, schedules, and academic interests because I am an accountable student and have had consistent experience dealing with these responsibilities. I am well-organized and use good time management skills which helps in handling deadlines and scheduling. Deadlines have greatly affected my academic life; especially throughout high school. Planning out my goals and due dates ahead of time has made successfully reaching deadlines easier. Preparation has helped keep all aspects of my life schedule orderly and less overwhelmed. I continuously advocate for my academic interests within school and class choice and participation in programs outside of the school environment. My long-standing desired career goal

How I manage time is a reflection of what I value. Managing my time corresponds to how successful I will be in college and throughout life. Knowing and setting priorities to meet goals, carrying out plans, taking control of time, and staying focused are some events that are involved with time management. For many of us, balancing school with work and family is the greatest challenge involved with prioritizing. Good advance planning will help in meeting these challenges. Staying focused is usually difficult, especially for first-year students. Staying focused entails remembering and dedicating to the most important purpose for being in college. Sacrificing unnecessary commitments and keeping my

Keeping a personal schedule or calendar can assist in prioritizing important dates, deadlines, and goals (Martinez Tucker, 2002). Asking for assistance from friends, family, and neighbors can also provide support. Finally, engaging in various stress relieving activities may prevent students from feeling overwhelmed.

What do think when you hear student success? Many people think different things. For example, student success could be a student having a good job in something they specialized on, and are living on their own without anybody's help. There are several different ways student succeed and ways to change schools in order for their students to succeed as well in this article. For instance, Anaheim High Schools can improve student success if we have longer school days, make the student be interested in school and on what they are learning, and having more after school programs that interest kids and will keep their minds off of bad things.

As students graduate high school and head off to their first year of college they soon find out one of the hardest challenges is time management. Between having a job, attending classes and family obligations College freshmen are spread thin. If one does not balance these correctly it may lead to added negative stressors. The transition from a high school schedule to a college one may lead to less hours but it leads to more individual work and responsibility. One must learn to prioritize. The ABC method is one that is highly recommended (Strock,2017). This method of prioritizing uses classifying responsibilities into three categories. The A category being things that need to be handled immediately like getting your oil changed if needed. While the B category is taking things that are important, but that you have time to handle. These may include washing the car. It is important but it’s not urgent. The C category being things that are not important or of any urgency. As College student’s responsibilities increase proper time management can allow unnecessary stressors to be avoided. While poor time management can lead to more anxiety. Since the stress of not knowing if one is able to finish a paper in time or be prepared for an important text due to not studying a sufficient amount of time. Problem focused coping mechanisms like the ABC method are the best for time management. Since problem focused coping is based on facing the problem head on and finding out clear steps

The rate of academic attrition is an overwhelming concern that many associate degree nursing programs are facing. Undergraduate nursing program attrition rates continue to increase, despite the high demand for student placement in these programs. High attrition rates in nursing students of as much as 50% have been reported by some schools in certain states (Benn & Pacquiao, 2010). Additionally, as much as one-fourth of nursing students across the country are lost through attrition at some point in their program (Seago, 2012). The problem addressed in this Scholarly Project is this high rate of attrition, specifically in the sciences