Basic-Study-Skills Slide Presentation for Freshmen Students

Basic-Study-Skills Slide Presentation for Freshmen Students

1. WEL DENTS COME STU Hier beginnt deine Präsentation

2. PROFILE Graduate of AB Religious in BETHEL BIBLE COLLEGE OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Batch 2011 (Bondage Breakers for Christ) Licensed Teacher Since 2018 An active leader, preacher and musician in Praise Church Manila JOSE ALVIC L. MONJE JR., LPT Guidance Counselor in Republic Institute of Manila

3. LET ME GET TO KNOW YOU TOO! Introduce Yourself Full Name Age Nickname Ministry What are your learning challenges? Why choose Bethel? What are your expectations in our subject?

4. BASIC STUDY SKILLS

5. This SUBJECT should help you make you an in independent learner – a person able to take on and master almost any learning challenge However, this SUBJECT cannot help you at all unless you have a personal determination to learn the skills. The more reading and study skills you master, the more likely you are not only to survive but also to do well in your college course. BASIC STUDY SKILLS

6. MOTIVATIONAL SKILLS – This topic describes important steps you must take to get off to a strong start with your college career. STUDY SKILLS – Explains and gives practice in all the key study skills you need to do well in your course. A BRIEF GUIDE TO IMPORTANT WORD SKILLS – The information on this topic will help you quickly brush up on important word skills READING COMPREHENSION SKILLS – Explains and offers practice in comprehension skills that will help you read and take notes on your textbooks and other college materials OVERVIEW OF THE SUBJECT

7. SKIM READING AND COMPREHENSION – Here you will learn how to do skimming or selective reading RAPID READING AND COMPREHENSION – This topic will suggest a method for increasing your reading speed MASTERY TESTS – Series of Mastery Tests for many of the skills in the subject ADDITIONAL LEARNING SKILLS – Present other learning skills that can help you with your college work OVERVIEW OF THE SUBJECT

8. Your goal as you begin in this subject is to become an independent learner – a person who can take on the challenge of your college course. Achieving the goal depends on your personal determination to do the work it takes to become a successful student. If you decide – something that only you can decide – that you want your college time productive and worthwhile , THIS SUBJECT will help you reach the goal. ACHIEVING THE GOAL

9. Why we need to learn the basic?

10. Keep this Book of the Law  always on your lips ; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful JOSHUA 1:8

11. LESSON 1: Motivational Skills Your Attitude: The Heart of the Matter Setting Goals for Yourself Learning Survival Strategies

12. YOUR ATTITUDE: The Heart Of the Matter 01

13. ATTITUDE is a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior YOUR ATTITUDE

14. Components of Attitudes a.  Cognitive  - our thoughts, beliefs, and ideas about something. b.  Affective  - feelings or emotions that something evokes. e.g. fear, sympathy, hate. c.  Behavioral   - tendency or disposition to act in certain ways toward something. Emphasis is on the tendency to act, not the actual acting; what we intend and what we do may be quite different. YOUR ATTITUDE

15. Your attitude must say, “I will do the work” DOING THE WORK

16. The most important factor for survival and success in college is not a high IQ or plenty of money or an easy balance between school, work and family life. Instead, it’s an inner commitment to doing the work. DOING THE WORK

17. Those people who were determined to do the work , despite all their difficulties, were the ones who succeeded. To overcome the worries, fears and demands that may seem overwhelming during semester, you must make a firm decision to do the work. Running from the work, you may lose precious time and opportunities. DOING THE WORK DESPITE DIFFICULTIES

18. So if you are having trouble making yourself do the work that college requires, it is in your best interest to talk to someone about it DOING THE WORK DESPITE DIFFICULTIES

19. Discover possibilities within yourself or try to realize the potential meaning that college can have in your life. As a result, you will be able to make the commitment to do the work that is absolutely essential to success in college. DISCOVERING THE COMMITMENT TO DO THE WORK

20. AVOIDANCE TACTICS

21. “I CAN’T DO IT” The only way people will really know that they cannot do something is by first trying – giving their best shot. The temptation is to use a defeatist attitude as an excuse for not making a real effort. AVOIDANCE TACTICS

22. “I’M TOO BUSY” There are real cases where people are so busy or troubled that they cannot do their work. But there are many cases where people unconsciously create conflicts in order to have an excuse for not doing what they know they should do AVOIDANCE TACTICS

23. “I’M TOO TIRED” People who use this excuse usually become tired as soon as its time to write a paper or study a book or go to class. Their tiredness clears up when the work period ends. AVOIDANCE TACTICS

24. “I’LL DO IT LATER” Some students, however, constantly postpone doing assignments and setting aside regular study hours. Time and time again they put off what need to be done so that they can watch NETFLIX, talk to friends, go to movies, play on the computer or do any one of hundred things. These type of students wind up cramming for tests and writing last-minute papers, yet they often seem surprised and angry at their low grades. AVOIDANCE TACTICS

25. “I’M BORED WITH THE SUBJECT” Students sometimes explain that they are doing poorly in a course because the instructor or the subject matter is boring. The student want education to be entertainment – an unrealistic expectation. On the whole, college courses and instructors balance out; Some are boring, some are exciting, many are in between. AVOIDANCE TACTICS

26. College, like life, is demanding. And because this is so, to get somewhere and to become someone we must be prepared and able to make a solid effort. We must accept the fact that little can be won or achieved or cherished in life without hard work. The decision that each of us must make in the commitment to do the hard work required for success in college – and ultimately in life. IN CONCLUSION

27. GROUD DISCUSSION “A person who does not go to class faithfully is showing that he or she is not committed to doing the work that college requires.” Give atleats 2 reasons for agreeing or disagreeing with this statement

28. ASSIGNMENT Make a 1 page reflection by answering this question, “What is your purpose, or what are your purpose, in taking your course? What is your plan five years from now in connection with your course?” FORMAT Short Bond Paper Double Space Times New Roman (Font Style) 12 (Font Size) Will be submitted through Google Drive on August 29, 2022