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Your course book(s) or readings should always accompany you to class, as we will make heavy use of them in our daily discussions. Please do not come to class without it: we need the book for class activities, in-class writing, and all aspects of our study. PDFs must be printed if they are used in class. {{crossreference|( | Your course book(s) or readings should always accompany you to class, as we will make heavy use of them in our daily discussions. Please do not come to class without it: we need the book for class activities, in-class writing, and all aspects of our study. PDFs must be printed if they are used in class. Failure to do so will earn you an absence {{crossreference|(see [[#Attendance|Attendance]] below)}}. | ||
You should also bring an ink interface of some sort, as well as dead trees on which to [[Good Advice for Notetakers|take notes]]. Notes should not only reflect good listening skills, but individual interest in every topic discussed in class. | You should also bring an ink interface of some sort, as well as dead trees on which to [[Good Advice for Notetakers|take notes]]. Notes should not only reflect good listening skills, but individual interest in every topic discussed in class. | ||
Revision as of 07:41, 4 January 2019
Your course book(s) or readings should always accompany you to class, as we will make heavy use of them in our daily discussions. Please do not come to class without it: we need the book for class activities, in-class writing, and all aspects of our study. PDFs must be printed if they are used in class. Failure to do so will earn you an absence .
You should also bring an ink interface of some sort, as well as dead trees on which to take notes. Notes should not only reflect good listening skills, but individual interest in every topic discussed in class.
You should not sit in class like you’re watching TV: learning requires active participation and enthusiasm. Read More on Student Behavior »
