Csig Class Analysis

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Provide this new group of CIS students with any advice you wish you would have had when you started this class. What would have helped you to start stronger than you may have? What advice would you liked to have had early in the semester? One advice I wish I have had when I started this class was to ask questions when I did not understand something. I wish I have asked more questions during class, because I spend a lot of time on me own trying to understand the topic by reading the textbook. If I had done this earlier I would have understand the topic so much better, hearing Ms. Fellows explain it to me would be so much better from reading the textbook. One advice I would liked to have early in the semester was do not wait till last minute …show more content…

How is that helpful or challenging to your learning style?

The classroom environment in my CISAG class was a safe environment. My classmates were very friendly and caring, it was easy to talk to anyone in the class. This environment was helpful because no one in the class was there to judge someone’s view, we could express our different opinions on different topics and my classmate respect everyone's opinions. In addition, we all have our own views on certain issue and I enjoy hearing where my classmates stand on issues that is happening in the world right now.

What will the instructor of CISAG expect out of …show more content…

Revising for this of exams will probably involve learning large amounts of information. When organising your notes, pay particular attention to fundamental terms and concepts that describe important events or features, or how it relate ideas together. Start as early as possible so that you can keep revisiting the information you need to learn. Additionally, Ms. Fellows hands out practice questions before the exam. It is important to understand what the question is asking and making sure you are answering the question. If the question is asking you to explain something, make sure you provide an example to support your reasoning. This section is a lot more difficult and you will need to be very thoughtful when answering the questions. However, on this portion of the test you may earn partial credit if you half answered the

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