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topic started 11/30/2004; 4:53:13 PM
last post 10/14/2005; 1:26:02 AM |
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 Diana Alves de Lima - Political Science 1 
11/30/2004; 4:53:13 PM (reads: 3488, responses:
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Welcome Political Science 1 students!
Many adjunct students comment that one hour in the group meeting is not enough time to cover all the the materials and questions. Here is a place for you to extend the group conversation by posting questions, answers, and comments for your group members and your tutor. Some students may want to use this board to plan extra group meeting or arrange a time to review for a test.
HOW TO POST:
- Scroll to the text box below the last message on this page
- Type your message
- Click on the Post Response button.
(If you do not see this button, it means you are not registered or not logged on to the site. To log in, click on the login or to register, Join Nowl button on the very bottom of the left sidebar of your screen.)
Please do not click on "Create New Topic."
It is important the you respect others on the discussion board and post appropriately. For guidelines, see Discussion Board Etiquette.
For more instructions about how to register to the web site and post on the discussion board, see Discussion Board Instructions.
Good luck, and have fun!
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Sean Winther - Re: Political Science 1
10/11/2005; 8:05:27 PM (reads: 3450, responses:
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Here there all, just stopping in to post my three Q's...
(1) What is the best way to handle one person who doesn't stop asking questions?
(2) Class marterial is pretty straight forwad, What is a good way to cover it without losing the interest of the group?
(3) Should I promote meeting outside of the study groups?
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Jing Li - Re: Political Science 1
10/13/2005; 10:55:53 PM (reads: 3370, responses:
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Hello, everyone! This is jing Li.My three questions are:
1, some students look like already know everything, whenever I
ask them do they need any help, they always say NO. What should I do?
2, A few students do not study at all, they don't have any question is
because they couldn't come up with any questions, how can I help them
and let them study?
3, How can I make the meeting more fun?
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Glen Ho - Re: Political Science 1
10/14/2005; 1:26:02 AM (reads: 3385, responses:
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Hello there. Here are my three questions:
1. Students are not actively participating in the discussion process.
Most of them just sit back and copy the notes. i was like "lecturing"
during the whole session. how could i alleviate this situation?
2. Students tend to just know about their examination material but not
seek for the knowledge about politics, what should i do to arouse their
interest in political science?
3. How can i establish good relationship and mutualism with students in
adjunct class? since there are 7-8 students in a class, I cannot
explore into respective problems of every single one.
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