COMM 119 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Theory Of Multiple Intelligences, Ibm Officevision, Factiva

• School: U of S
• Department: Commerce
• Course: COMM 119
• Professor: Brooke Klassen; Noreen Mahoney;

Document Summary

It"s the product that counts: understanding is more than memorizing, the profs won"t give you answers, the prof is really on your side. Industry 1. 0: mechanization, steam power, weaving loom. Industry 2. 0: mass production, assembly line, electrical energy. Managing your time: make a study schedule that reflects your usual patterns, create a plan for the entire term to keep track of everything, anticipate "crunch periods, determine and schedule your time intensive and mind intensive tasks appropriately. Back planning: back planning ensures that you complete tasks on time, to back plan you should. List all the logical steps you must take to achieve the goal, and: develop a schedule for tackling each step. Interpersonal: learn and work best when you are working with others. Gives a sense of what your needs are. Vark learning styles: visual, aural, reading/ writing, kinesthetic. Reading/ writing learners learn better through written language. Kinesthetic learners learn through doing practicing and acting.