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Show wdy methods eyed by studious students requiring a 100 per cent score-However, score-However, the student gets as many chances as needed at the test without penalty. Course on decline The course is on an apparent decline, with an enrollment drop from about 130 to 100. "Students aren't hearing about the program," Mr. Griggs explained referring to the 25 per cent decline. He felt the major reason was the absence of a course description in the catalog. "Study Systems" has also had appropriation and personnel cuts. Winter Quarter the class will be offered at 9:55, 11:00 and 1:10 in the Annex Building. The study systems class has oved students' grade points up . full grade, depending orr ' perserverance, according to ' instructor, Linda Nelson. What we try to do is teach fWthe content knowledge of skills and then use practical fction in the classrooms," said Murse Sector, Ian Griggs. Averages up According to preliminary data of a? survey' after winter & Mr- Griggs found the Ss L Y 6ms student improved Point an average of .47. C in ,ee;h0Ur' "edit-no-credit W18 underli"in9, self- ?srskrin9'and,estand illt!l0,thes,udents have the S 9!Uhrou9h- but they just t0 helP students reach "ClencV m study skills. pych out faml0aral facets of te l the i ci 'ncluded in one unit Wesson"?8' ''Psvching out ''he skill JTS theterm referring 5 Nation 9uessin9 and logical ; The I tests' inHeachfS-iS.split int0 ter uts en unit is followed by a test . |
