Be Prompt -
Arriving at class late is one of the worst first impressions you can make. Make an extreme effort to be punctual.
Be Prepared -
While your teacher likely won’t require a binder or folder you should have one with you—especially on the first day.
DO Polish up your social skills -Most people are apprehensive about approaching people on the first day of class. And so, here’s a neat trick – approach the ones that alone
Pay Attention -
You probably won't be tested on what you learn on the first day. Most, but not all, professors use first class to share classroom expectations and get to know their students and their interests.
Show Up -
Most importantly, be there. Your first day of the course is probably one of the most important days of the course, apart from exam days.
Become Familiar with the Learning Platform -
On the first day of online college classes, you may be required to review a message or video message from your professor.
Have a Dedicated Study Space -
Don't discount your online classes. Course Work for these types of classrooms must involve focus.
Eliminate distractions
- Put your phone on silent and in another room. Turn off the TV too. Set a timer to build in breaks and to let you know when you've reached the end of your study time.
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