2021_02_05.W4 Notes
02 February 2021 Tuesday’s note
Good NOTE is super important !!!!!
Taking notes
Note should be separate
:) Mr. Hall saw good improvement. Avg was 8.8
Ultimately He looks for good notes without a rubric. (appropriate note)
If you write some assignment for the teacher (you MUST write with good grammar) ex capitalize
<Tips for good note writing>
(Annie)
1. Name and Date at the top; chronological order
2. Both general and detail - need to show good structure but also details that we need to remember
3. Grammatically correct
Three descriptive words to write a good note.
{They should be bullet-pointed.
Organized, detailed, neat, comprehensive,
YOU will need this note-taking skill in the future. Ex college
What are three things that note are mean to be used for.
(Kiper)
Sharing with classmates if they miss class.
Summarizing important details
Proving that We are listening when Mr. Hall is speaking.
The purpose of this assignment = to help prepare students
Example of a good note
Detailed + well-organized (bulet points, underline, color) + good summary +
Wrote down the fact what teacher said in the class (does not matter you agree or not)
(GOAL) = Big picture
TMI = melt down = no learning.
Growing and mature. There is a fall on the way to success.
=========================Changing subject ======================
Everyone value what we studied in the class
We value honesty, skill… etc
These values are computing each other. Ex: Academic grade vs honesty
What is the most value able thing? (it is not permanent)
We all have different standards for value (some values are more important than others)
Ex: students value academic grade more than other value
Korean students =getting into college is SO important!!! Different from the American system.
We all have different strengths. Some students good at note-taking, some good at speaking, some good at laundry.
[character sheet]
We need to label the flags.
Aske and add something. Bold it important words (like Yulmae did on Google slides)
Make an improvement until the next class.
Chapter 2 notes
The Transition Experience
A transition can be keenly anticipated rather than feared.
Largest fear = the fact that we do not know what to expect (fear of unknown).
Understand what will happen = you will know that your action is normal (particularly in transition).
The cycle of Transition
Any transition is a cycle.
Transition = a process or period in which something undergoes a change and passes from one state, stage, from, or activity to another” Ex: family members are added or lost
Job is lost
Marriage or divorce
Serious illness strikes
We saw the transition as stepping stones to maturity.
Transitions surround us without our realizing. (part of our life)
The five stages of transition as Dr. Pollock outlines them are:
Involvement Stage
Leaving Stage
Transition Stage
Entering Stage
Re-involvement Stage
Transitions are never easy.
Everyone is different and will pass through each stage in varying degrees.
Everyone Goes Through It
The 5 stages are not unique to TCKs or international students.
Tip: Every first-year student on campus is making a transition and will also go through the five stages of the transition cycle.
Tip: Even domestic students may struggle with the adjustment to university, particularly if they are coming from one culturally distinct part of the country to another. With your TCK background, you can help them make the cultural shift.
The Five Stages
Involvement
“Home”
This stage is characterized by a sense of belonging and participation.
Leaving
It begins the moment you are aware of an upcoming change.
This is a time characterized by a loosening of emotional ties, distancing from others and relinquishing responsibilities.
Transition
“Chaos” and “ambiguity”
It begins the moment you leave on the place and ends once you decide, consciously or unconsciously, to settle in and truly become a part of your new place.
Entering
No longer chaotic
Felling marginal and uncertain
Looking for mentors and friends
Desire to settle in and connect with others.
Re-involvement
“Settled again”
Feel “Belonging and participation”
New “home”
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Emotional Response to Stages of Transition
How to Have a Positive Experience
Researchers found - people who receive cross-cultural training before making an international move have a much smoother adjustment.
Expatriates who received cross-cultural training described themselves as having a more positive experience and better adjustment to their new surroundings than those who did not.
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Comparison of Emotional Responses to Stages of Transition Before and After Cross-Cultural Training.
TCKs are often better equipped to handle transition because they have had to do it so often during their childhoods.
If you know what to expect ahead of time, it reduces the stress.
The involvement Stage
The first stage of the transition cycle
By recognizing this as a starting point, it sets the stage for what changes, how it changes and when it changes.
What You Should Know:
Life is full of transitions.
Ever
y first-year student will experience a significant lifestyle change and will go through the five stages of the transition cycle.
Understanding what happens in the stages of transition will help in your adjustment process.
Visual Exegesis
“The Encarta Dictionary describes a transition as ‘a process or period in which something undergoes a change and passes from one state, stage, form, or activity to another.’”
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