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Success Behavior Check Sheet
Successful
behavior often begins with the recognition of personal goals, strengths,
and weaknesses. Provided below are fifteen identified behaviors which
can help in achieving academic success. One can use this list as a check
sheet for monitoring successful behaviors.
- Identify your goals, strengths, and
weaknesses.
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- Identify your campus “help” resources to
build on your strengths and work on overcoming your weaknesses.
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- Arrange text and required materials before
classes meet.
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- Build a study plan, including when and how
much you’ll need to study to meet your goals.
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- Go to every class.
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- Sit in the front row and keep your mind
actively on your learning goals, as well as those of the
instructor and the course.
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- Take good notes, and use them to identify
questions of importance to you.
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- Actively develop questions about course
content to clarify your understanding.
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- Participate in class discussions, to try out
your own understanding of concepts and to raise questions of
importance to you.
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- Study with a study partner, going over key
points, clarifying difficult areas and discussing Points that
might come up on the exam.
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- Build a study plan for tests.
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- Don’t miss quizzes or tests.
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- Hand in assignments on time.
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- Hand in assignments that are neat and
legible.
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- Use your campus “help” resources through the
term, not just before important tests.
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