Learning from the Learners: Successful College Students Share Their Effective Learning Habits is based on what "expert" students tell us about what they - as learners - do to succeed. Themes include student success, academic challenges, diversity, pedagogy, and technology in the classroom.
Learning from the Learners: Successful College Students Share Their Effective Learning Habits is based on what "expert" students tell us about what they - as learners - do to succeed. Themes include student success, academic challenges, diversity, pedagogy, and technology in the classroom.
Edited by Elizabeth Berry; Bettina J. Huber and Cynthia Z. Rawitch
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword - Harrold Hellenbrand Part I: Project Parameters Chapter 1: The Evolution of the Learning Habits Project: Methods and Procedures - Bettina J. Huber Chapter 2: Who Are the Learning Habits Students and Why Do They Persist? - Bettina J. Huber Part II: Differing Patterns of Engagement within Major Student Subgroups Introduction Chapter 3: Being the First To Go to College - Steven Graves Chapter 4: The Role of Gender in Fostering Persistence and Effective Learning Habits - Bettina J. Huber Chapter 5: Campus Diversity and College Learning Through the Eyes of Learning Habits Students - Bettina J. Huber Part III: Key Themes in Teaching and Learning Introduction Chapter 6: Reading with Understanding: What Do College Students Say? - Elizabeth Berry and Linda S. Bowen Chapter 7: Gains in Written Communication between the Freshman and Junior Years - Irene L. Clark and Bettina J. Huber Chapter 8: PowerPoint Fatigue and the Rabbit Hole of Internet Stuff: Students and Technology - Donal O'Sullivan Chapter 9: Sliding Into Learning: The Power of Webnotes - Carrie Rothstein-Fisch and Sharon M. Klein Part IV: Fostering Student Initiative Introduction Chapter 10: Factors Influencing Academic Help Seeking by College Students - Mark Stevens and Peter Mora Chapter 11: Self-Regulated Learning Habits - Daisy Lemus, Mary-Pat Stein, and Whitney Scott Chapter 12: Encouraging Students to Be Thoughtful about Their Learning - Bettina J. Huber Part V: Conclusions and Recommendations Chapter 13: What Did You Learn? What Are You Gonna Do About It? Appendix 1. Participants in the Learning Habits Seminar Appendix 2. Master List of Questions Posed During Face-to-Face Learning Habits Interviews Appendix 3. Questions Posed at Project Registration and in All End-of-Term Assignments
Foreword - Harrold Hellenbrand Part I: Project Parameters Chapter 1: The Evolution of the Learning Habits Project: Methods and Procedures - Bettina J. Huber Chapter 2: Who Are the Learning Habits Students and Why Do They Persist? - Bettina J. Huber Part II: Differing Patterns of Engagement within Major Student Subgroups Introduction Chapter 3: Being the First To Go to College - Steven Graves Chapter 4: The Role of Gender in Fostering Persistence and Effective Learning Habits - Bettina J. Huber Chapter 5: Campus Diversity and College Learning Through the Eyes of Learning Habits Students - Bettina J. Huber Part III: Key Themes in Teaching and Learning Introduction Chapter 6: Reading with Understanding: What Do College Students Say? - Elizabeth Berry and Linda S. Bowen Chapter 7: Gains in Written Communication between the Freshman and Junior Years - Irene L. Clark and Bettina J. Huber Chapter 8: PowerPoint Fatigue and the Rabbit Hole of Internet Stuff: Students and Technology - Donal O'Sullivan Chapter 9: Sliding Into Learning: The Power of Webnotes - Carrie Rothstein-Fisch and Sharon M. Klein Part IV: Fostering Student Initiative Introduction Chapter 10: Factors Influencing Academic Help Seeking by College Students - Mark Stevens and Peter Mora Chapter 11: Self-Regulated Learning Habits - Daisy Lemus, Mary-Pat Stein, and Whitney Scott Chapter 12: Encouraging Students to Be Thoughtful about Their Learning - Bettina J. Huber Part V: Conclusions and Recommendations Chapter 13: What Did You Learn? What Are You Gonna Do About It? Appendix 1. Participants in the Learning Habits Seminar Appendix 2. Master List of Questions Posed During Face-to-Face Learning Habits Interviews Appendix 3. Questions Posed at Project Registration and in All End-of-Term Assignments
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