Life-long learning - Participation opportunity

Class,

The best thing I have read today is "you never stop being a student." I truly hope this is the beginning of a life-long learning expedition for you. Think back to when you were doing scholarly research in high school (this will be different for all of us). How much has it changed? Not to age ourselves, but I remember looking up information in our set of Encyclopedia Britannica.I remember going to SDSU because I grew up nearby and they had a GIGANTIC library.

How has your writing improved? Participation opportunity

Class,

You are all doing a great job in the discussion forums during this course! Have you noticed an improvement in your written communication skills since the beginning of this class? Please share any examples you have.

As cheesy as it sounds, I feel like I learn from my students every single day. Besides your core curriculum, some skills I hope you learn in college (if you haven't already), are adaptability, critical thinking, flexibility, analysis skills, and the ability to ask questions.

What other "soft" skills are you hoping to learn? Which of these skills are you hoping to improve