Why do I have to take this class? Is this going to be on the test? Do I really need to learn this stuff? If you have ever asked any of these questions, you might be using the wrong learning approach.
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Differences in people’s intellects exist. And in some subject or skill areas some individuals have higher abilities than others (math, writing, sports, music, etc). Does this mean that your chances of obtaining a good grade in Math, Chemistry or Philosophy are predetermined?
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A higher income, better job opportunities, an enhanced professional network, and personal growth, these are just some known benefits of a college degree. But did you know that education can also have health benefits?
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If you need to choose a word to describe yourself, what word would that be? What acts from your life will define your identity? Do you believe every person is given a fair chance to create their own successful identity? In this compelling presentation, civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson invites us to reflect on our identities through the lens of one of our most challenging and saddening realities: the mass incarceration of young people in the United States.
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Being in college is not easy. When you need to take so many courses to complete a degree, a few of them feel unnecessary and irrelevant. Regardless of those feelings, you still need to take them. So, how do you get motivated?
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