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This is the 6th video in a series of 17 videos on How to Do Well in College. This video walks through one of my own syllabi, and explains how to tailor one's strategy for taking a college course to the various policies in the video. It is also important to understand which parts of the syllabus can be skipped, and how to build one's personal calendar based on the course schedule. This is for first-year college students. The parts of the syllabus covered include: Office Hours, Course Description, Student Learning Outcomes, Course Policies (attendance policy, late policy, grade breakdown, etc.), and Course Schedule. I also talk about the faculty meme: "It's on the syllabus" or "It's in the syllabus".
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Date of upload: Jul 6, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Wow, I really feel like I need to start a calendar now. You're helping me build a strategy for my education and life in general. Thank you professor.
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Professors' revenge: making a separate pdf/doc file for each part of the syllabus. It pretty much guarantees we students will miss something. I have a linguistics course with a "syllabus" website for college policies, a doc for the course schedule, and a pdf with the grading scale. I simply made my own syllabus so I can find what I need. I hope there are no typos!
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I had two professors in college who gave us quizzes on the syllabus to make sure we read it. There was also a class procedure in my Intro to Philosophy class to check the syllabus first before contacting the professor for any questions as a way to make office hours more effective.
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Hey im in g11 right now. Ive been watching your videos and realise how much the small things in the learning process can help. Just having the knowledge that these actions are helpful and APPROVED by the designers of the course motivate me to do it. Thank you so much for your videos.
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I finally know why I kept struggling in college now!! Thank you!!!
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This is my first time attending college, and your information is greatly appreciated! I needed this, thank you!
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Really fantastic videos so far, a lot of this should be common knowledge but alas I never heard it from anyone and never learnt it, now I have the opportunity to study efficiently, albeit late, again as an enlightened adult, thanks Jeff, legend.
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I love all your videos about college. I am a professor. I really wish I could share links to them with my students. However, auto captioning does not satisfy the accessibility requirements of my college.π’
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I am so proud to be the first one to say to you: congrats for the videos!
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Thanks for such amazing videos on knowledge, information and guidance...
Love and respect from Pakistan.
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So insightful .thanks
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Your vides are a lifesaver, man. Thank you.
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Hilarious, insightful, engaging as always. Keep it up!
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I was cracking up the entire video. I'll definitely apply
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Thanks, good job, professor.
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Another great video, thank you.
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Professor Kaplan is a dynamic instructor.
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π― Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 π Highlighting the importance of strategizing based on course policies.
00:53 π Emphasizing the significance of listing professor's office hours in personal calendars for better academic engagement.
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Stressing the necessity of maintaining a personal calendar to manage academic and personal commitments effectively.
02:37 π Advising to read the course description for a general understanding but not to dwell on it for success in the course.
03:33 π€·ββοΈ Introducing the common academic meme "It's on the syllabus" to highlight faculty frustration with frequently asked logistical questions.
06:34 π― Discussing the role of student learning outcomes in the syllabus, suggesting they are more beneficial for faculty and administrators than students.
08:01 βοΈ Underlining the critical nature of understanding course policies for formulating strategies to excel.
10:39 ποΈ Pointing out the importance of the course schedule for managing readings and assignment due dates efficiently.
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Many thanks
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@pravardennison4625
2 years ago
The dedication level is just off the roofs
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