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The Art of Saying No

February 6, 2020 By On Course

The Art of Saying No

I returned fall quarter feeling broken. I had hoped some time off would help my marriage and my mental state. But I felt exhausted and overwhelmed. I barely slept or ate. I was grinding my teeth and having nightmares. In class, I daydreamed because I didn’t really want to be there. I already have a […]

Filed Under: Interdependence, Newsletters, Student Story Tagged With: Asking for help, Journal entries, Learning to say no

The Power of The Planner

January 16, 2020 By On Course

The Power of The Planner

When I started college as a freshman engineering student, I knew I would have a little trouble with the transition from high school to college. What I didn’t know was that my main challenge would come from distractions. There’s a mall only five minutes from campus, and when my friends wanted to hang out there, […]

Filed Under: Newsletters, Self-Management Quadrants, Student Story, Transition to College Tagged With: Learning to say no, Setting priorities, Student Story

The Ideal World

November 22, 2019 By On Course

The Ideal World

Our lives need support from others to gain success. The book, On Course, consists of numerous habits and ideas on how we can achieve the fullest potential out of life. I believe that the most important idea I have learned from the book is employing interdependence because it allows me to increase the quality of my […]

Filed Under: Interdependence, Newsletters, Student Story Tagged With: Active Listening, Increase Value of Relationships, Utilizing our Resources

Commitment

October 31, 2019 By On Course

Commitment

For many years I didn’t think much about my future goals. I surely didn’t have any dreams or expected outcomes. I just went through life one day at a time without much direction. It wouldn’t be until I met my wife, Sonya, that my life started to change. I began to realize that I had […]

Filed Under: Newsletters, Transition to College Tagged With: Asking for help, Road Map, Setting Goals, Student Storry

Learning New Test-Taking Skills

October 4, 2019 By On Course

Learning-New-Test-Taking-Skills

In almost any math course I teach, one of the most common problems students identify is that of taking tests.  Even students who seem to be learning well during a specific unit can suddenly perform dismally on a unit examination. To help them do better on my tests, I used an exercise from the On Course text’s Facilitator’s […]

Filed Under: Mathematics, Newsletters, Test Preparation Tagged With: Deb Poese, Learning Reflection, Test-taking Strategies

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Mineral Area College, MO
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