EDUC 1100 Course Guide

Chapter 4: Pages 121-162 

Mastering Self-Management 

Read Pages: 121-139 

• Case Study in Critical Thinking: The Procrastinators 
• Acting on Purpose 
• Creating a Leakoff Self-Management System 

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Chapter 4: Pages 140-162 

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• Developing Grit 
• One Student’s story: Holt Boggs 
• Self-Management at Work 
• Developing Self-Confidence 
• Healthy Choices: Smoking 

(Library Presentation: Research)

Chapter 5: Pages 163-198 

Employing Interdependence  

Read Pages: 164-181 

• Case Study in Critical Thinking: Professor Rogers’s Trial 
• Creating a Support System 
• Strengthening Relationships with Active Listening 
• Respecting Cultural Differences 

Chapter 5: Pages 182-198 

• Interdependence at Work 
• Be Assertive  
• One Student’s Story: Amy Acton 
• Healthy Choices: Food 

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1.  Short research paper on field of study 

1. Career PowerPoint Presentation 

1. Career Quiz  https://www.princetonreview.com/quiz/career-quiz

Chapter 6: Pages 199-231 

Gaining Self-Awareness 

Read Pages: 200-231 

• Case Study in Critical Thinking: Strange Choices 
• Recognizing When You Are Off Course 
• Identifying Your Scripts 
• Rewriting Your Outdated Scripts 
• Self-Awareness at Work 
• Write Your Own Rules 
• Healthy Choices: Drinks (Nonalcoholic) 

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The first step to develop emotional intelligence is to recognize your own thinking patterns and to get in touch with your intuition.

10 Ways to Productivity

Authors:

Boon, Andy

Resource Type:

eBook.

Description:

The 10 ways to a series provides advice, skills, and strategies to the readers for successfully negotiating different aspects of life. The reader is encouraged to critically reflect on the reading material and their own lives in order to make any changes that would benefit them.

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