AUN 101 Study Notes PDF

**[AUN EDUCATION]** At AUN, we receive an American-style education, and the school's priority is to help us build critical thinking skills, enhance our problem solving abilities in real world applications, and communicate clearly with others. It is a development university that seeks to equip stude...

**[AUN EDUCATION]** At AUN, we receive an American-style education, and the school's priority is to help us build critical thinking skills, enhance our problem solving abilities in real world applications, and communicate clearly with others. It is a development university that seeks to equip students with skills they need to solve problems in their community. Some **AUN resources** include: - - - - - - - - - - - - - **[ACADEMIC INTEGRITY]** The practice of creating original intellectual property, and accurately referencing sources that are cited in your work. It includes not claiming someone else's work as your own. Practices like plagiarism, collusion (collaborating with others to submit the same work), cheating, and ghostwriting betray academic integrity. Effective time management and organization will help to avoid procrastination and last-minute work. Break down large tasks into smaller, manageable tasks. **Consequences of academic misconduct** include: - - - **[READING AND WRITING STRATEGIES FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS]** The four skills of language are listening, speaking, reading and writing. Important reading and writing strategies include: 1. - - 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. **Important writing tips** 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. **Note taking** is the process of jotting down key points during a lecture or while reading a text, while **note making** is expanding on these key points in your own words to summarize them and reinforce your understanding. Use the **LISTEN** method to take notes: L - **Lead**; read study material ahead of class, do your own work proactively I - **Ideas**; pay attention to main ideas mentioned S - **Signals**; notice things the lecturer highlights, writes down, hints will come out in a test etc T - **Time**; take time to determine which information to write down and which to leave E - **Effective listening**; rephrase the information in your own words, ask questions N - **Notes**; note take and note make. Be detailed when you're studying Personally, I think I\'m a solitary, kinesthetic and verbal learner. Here are some study tips for me: - - - - - **Stress management** Stress is a response to situations that a person perceives as overwhelming or threatening to their well-being. A stressor is any internal or external factor that triggers the body to respond in fight, flight or freeze mode. There are positive and negative stressors. The positive ones like a first date or a competition, can be exciting, are usually short-term and can improve our performance. However, negative stressors can cause anxiety, they can be perceived as beyond our coping ability, and they affect our performance. They can be long term too. Sources of stress include the environment, internal thoughts, physiological eg illness, accident etc. Social stressors are based on societal roles one is expected to play. Some effects of stress are: - - - - - - - - We can alleviate stress by meditating, taking deep breaths, and focusing on a comforting word or action that helps us to cope.