Today we learning about the differences between the College Catalog and the Schedule of classes. We also practiced planning for our classes using these sample placement test (Math 60, English 114, PD100 and 1 Exercise Science Class).
Make up work will be accepted. To access the Schedule of classes vists the link below.
Practice Schedule of Classes
Friday, April 16, 2010
Class #7
Today we reviewed the 3 General Educational Plans;
Plan A
Plan B
IGETC
Plan A is if you are ONLY interested in earning an Associates Degree
Plan B is for State (CSU) Schools Only
Plan C is for UC, State and Private and some Out of State Schools
So if unsure WHERE you are transferring but know you want to transfer the IGETC is the safe bet.
Plan A
Plan B
IGETC
Plan A is if you are ONLY interested in earning an Associates Degree
Plan B is for State (CSU) Schools Only
Plan C is for UC, State and Private and some Out of State Schools
So if unsure WHERE you are transferring but know you want to transfer the IGETC is the safe bet.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Class #6
Today we finished up the Career Cruising Assignment. Only one student (thumbs up to ANGEL!!(: ) had completed the assignment. The assignment was due by the end of Monday's class to receive the full 50 points. All assignments turned in after Monday's class will be marked down 10 points!!!
Remember...The Key to College Success is persistence and motivation. Check yourself! Are your current behaviors consistent with your lifetime goals??
Remember...The Key to College Success is persistence and motivation. Check yourself! Are your current behaviors consistent with your lifetime goals??
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Class #5- Career Cruising Part 2
PD100
Professor Rodriguez
email: lrodriguez@swccd.edu
Career Cruising Assignment
Visit www.careercruising.com to complete assignment
Log In using;
Username: swccd
Password: chulavista
Once you have entered the website you will;
Click on My Profile
Log In to Your Portfolio
Click on My Assessment Results
Click on Career Matchmaker
Once you have received your results:
1. Choose 3 different careers to research
from your top 10 ranked area. Choose those careers which you ranked A or B in your Skills. Fill out the following sheets for EACH Career.
2. Now research atleast 1 of the Career Industries which is located at the bottom of your Career Matchmaker top 10 sheet.
* Make sure to at the end of this exercise you have discussed at least 1 career that is right for you. There are a lot of options, so keep researching until you find the right one for you.
Part 1: You Need to Complete ALL Info below for 3 Careers
1. Career Name
2. Job Description:
3. Required Training:
4. Required Skills:
5. Salary:
6. College Major Possibilities:
7. Is this Career a Good Fit for You? Why or Why not?
Part 2: Complete just 1 of the 2 Industry Sectors at the bottom of Matchmaker List answering th following questions;
1. Career Industry:
2. Possible Careers:
3. Required Skills:
4. Required Training:
5. Salary:
6. Is this a good fit? Why or Why Not?
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Class #4 - Career Assessment
Go to:
http://www.careercruising.com/
Username: swccd
Password: chulavista
Step #1: Complete the following 3 Assessments:
1. Career Matchmaker,
2. Skills,
3. Learning Styles Inventory
Save all assessments by creating your own portfolio.
To create a portfolio you will need your email address.
http://www.careercruising.com/
Username: swccd
Password: chulavista
Step #1: Complete the following 3 Assessments:
1. Career Matchmaker,
2. Skills,
3. Learning Styles Inventory
Save all assessments by creating your own portfolio.
To create a portfolio you will need your email address.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Class #2 - CSI Activity
1. Click on link and complete first three pages identifying Suicide, Homicide or Accident for each scenario.
http://collegesuccess1.com/InstructorManual4thEd/Motivation/LocusofControlCSI%20Scenarios.doc
2. List 5 Student Resources which can help you achieve your Academic Goals.
http://collegesuccess1.com/InstructorManual4thEd/Motivation/LocusofControlCSI%20Scenarios.doc
2. List 5 Student Resources which can help you achieve your Academic Goals.
Class #1 - Syllabus
Class Syllabus
PD 101: Orientation to College
Professor Lisa Rodriguez
Course Description
This course is designed to assist students in obtaining skills and knowledge necessary to reach their educational objectives. Topics include career exploration, study and test taking, campus resources, educational planning, and motivation.
Course Objectives
- Practice using college catalogs and class schedules to better understand the Higher Education System including: college procedures and policies, campus programs, course requirements, terminology, and deadlines
- Understand the Southwestern College campus and student resources which aid in student success
- Strengthen study strategies and learning skills for college success and lifelong learning
Attendance is absolutely essential to your success in this class, you may be dropped if you have 4 or more absences or excessive tardiness. Excessive tardiness can add up to 1 missed day, you need to pay particular attention to this if you have a habit of being late.
Student Conduct
- Respect and consideration of classmates is expected at all times
- Cheating or any form of plagiarism of any type will not be tolerated
- No drinking or eating
- Cell phone use, text messaging and any other communication devices will be turned off in class
- No reading or working on lessons of other classes
- Sleeping in class will not be tolerated
- Disruptive behavior in class will result in temporary expulsion, then possible permanent expulsion
Academic accommodations are available for students with identified disabilities. Please notify your professor if you have been diagnosed with a learning disability, so that the appropriate accommodations can be made.
Professor Expectations
- Arrive to all classes on time
- Show Respect for Instructor and classmates by listening
- Appreciate Diversity
- You are responsible for keeping up with the course, refer to your class calendar
- If you will be missing a class, see Instructor regarding make up assignments
Homework = 25 points
Attendance/ Participation = 25 points
College Inventory = 10 points
Quiz #1 = 20 points
Final = 20 points
Personal Statement = 100 points
Total Points = 200 points
To receive credit for this course you must have at least 140 points!!!
Disclaimer
All attempts have been made to ensure that all guidelines have been covered, plus dates and times are accurate. In event that natural events should impact our schedule, I will make accommodations accordingly.
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Welcome to PD101!
This blog was created to keep up to date on all classroom activities as well as give you additional resources to help you succeed in College.
Enjoy!
Helpful links for college success
Southwestern College Website:
http://www.swccd.edu/
College Success Website
collegesuccess1.com
This blog was created to keep up to date on all classroom activities as well as give you additional resources to help you succeed in College.
Enjoy!
Helpful links for college success
Southwestern College Website:
http://www.swccd.edu/
College Success Website
collegesuccess1.com
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