WorksheetsModule 2 (ECU)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the title of this module?
High School vs College
Academic Success
High School Life vs College Life
Academic Will Power
There are "4" categories of goals
(a)
Draw a picture of your goal for this semester.
Which are academic goals?
Social campus resources
Study skills, habits, and strategies
Self-advocacy
Time management
Which are social goals?
Social campus resources
Hobbies and interests
Time management
Connecting & communicating with peers
Which are health/wellness goals?
Spirituality
Nutrition and healthy eating
Time management
Sports/Athletics
Which are daily living goals?
Employment options
Money management
Time management
Daily tasks
T/F: The main priority for your first year must be establishing a solid academic foundation.
True
False
T/F: College academics require about 3 hours of work outside of class each week for every semester hour of classes.
True
False
T/F: A typical full-time course load (8 hours) requires about 50 hours per week
True
False
T/F: In order to balance college and life, you must structure it yourself by creating a weekly schedule.
True
False
T/F: College is like a puzzle.
True
False
T/F: A calendar only works when you’re inconsistent about updating and using it.
True
False
T/F: You should have multiple calendars to help you stay organized.
True
False
T/F: Calculating grades in college will be very different from calculating grades in high school
True
False
T/F: Point-based grading and percentage weight-based training are very similar.
True
False
T/F: integrity is, “adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty”
True
False
T/F: There is an honor code in college which is very similar to the code of conduct.
True
False
Which of the following are examples of cheating?
Copying answers for anything, such as homework, a worksheet, a lab report, etc.
a professor uses an online platform like
Telling other students anything about a test, you've already taken.
Taking the test with unauthorized materials
Consulting a textbook or your notes during an online quiz or an in‐class quiz.
Which are academic integrity violations?
Copying answers for anything, such as homework, a worksheet, a lab report, etc.
a professor uses an online platform like
Telling other students anything about a test, you've already taken.
Taking the test with unauthorized materials
Consulting a textbook or your notes during an online quiz or an in‐class quiz.
