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Activity
37
Students research college requirements by examining
course descriptions and textbooks. Many students are surprised by
the increased amount of work and the higher level thinking required
in college classes. Generally, a student can expect to put in 3
hours of study for every hour of class time. In addition to researching
course descriptions and syllabi on line, reviewing college textbooks
at book stores, encourage students to sit in on college classes.
Observing the class pacing along with grading and attendance policies
will be of benefit.
Posted by Southern Methodist University,
How
Is College Different from High School?
is given in chart
form. There are many versions of this information and a lot of colleges
have adapted it for their campuses. These differences ring true
for every student moving from high school to college.
In addition to adjusting to the demands all other new college students
face, students with disabilities also must advocate for themselves
to accommodate their disability.
LD Online posts
Ways
that Students Can Help Themselves
, which is a list of
tips for students taken from College Students with Learning Disabilities:
A Handbook by Dr. Susan Vogel.
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