Reflection Of The UNIV 100 Course

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Upon reflection of the UNIV 100 course, I realize there are three primary areas that I learned that will assist me in attaining my degree. They are: time management; software and online tools; and critical thinking. First, time management must play a part to be successful. Therefore, I struck a balance and set priorities in my life that included church, family, work, exercise, and rest (The Holy Bible: New International Version, Mat 6.33; 1 Tim 5.8; Heb 4.10). Without balance, everything falls apart. Therefore, I made provisions to keep everything in the proper perspective and priority. Another discovery were the helpful tools that I put to use. These tool are increasing my effectiveness and the quality of my research. For instance, I began

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