...and Islington College STUDENT UNION REPORT TO CORPORATION 4th October Student Union 2013/14 CONTENTS 1) Purpose 2) Background 3) Student Union Priorities 13/14 4) Student Union Meetings 5) Student Union Activities 6) SU Executive Committee Dates 13/14 7) Recommendation 1) PURPOSE To update the Corporation on Student Union Activities for 2013/2014. 2) BACKGROUND Candi Student Union Executive Committee includes: 1 x President 1 x Vice President 5 x Centre Reps 2 x HE Reps 5 x Sports Reps Sports Reps have been introduced this year to help raise awareness of the opportunities available at College as well as promote the importance of an active lifestyle. The Student Union President resigned recently as they are no longer at the College. The Vice President has been working closely with Marketing on a high profile campaign including posters and promotion through social media. Voting will be online through My.Candi closing 23rd October 2013. With the new academic year underway, class reps are being elected through group tutorials with tutors key to ensuring students are in post by October half term. The Vice President has been visiting classes to engage students with the Union, promoting learner voice and campaigns. Nominations for various college committees close Friday 4th October. The opportunity is a great way for students to be involved in the strategic direction of the College. 3) STUDENT UNION PRIORITIES 13/14 ...
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...What i think is the bad influence of the old corrupted Politics practice made these University Students protesting the current emergency state of Bangladesh. I should request to the authorities to think about Banning the Student Politics in Bangladesh for next few years. The old fashion Student Politics Practice could be the main seed of facing the corrupted Politicians in future. There are 3 types of Student in any University or College: * A type: Career Oriented (focused only in study and career issues) * B type: Mid-type Student (they needs proper guidance about their career) * C type: Politics Oriented Students (who always prefer the Politics Involvement rather then Career) In usual scenario we loosed the fame and name of Dhaka University just for the reason of our Bad Political Practice which was practiced by the C Type students. And sometimes B type students were the ultimate victim of the Fight of C Type Students and Security Forces in different Protests. From my past experience B type students gets the influence or sometimes forced to support the C Type students. Which makes the ratio of protesting supporters increases than the usual ratio of C type students. Then the conflict seems more strong and bold to different media. Even the media influences in any activities needs to be monitored cause a Public focus is very much influencing for those C type students. Sometimes you will see only to show their face in medias for different protest or awareness...
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...Fu Crew People dress differently depending on culture and life style. In this story, the author is trying to say, people adopt new things and quit old ones but people do not really change. A guy who grew up in a ghetto town and member of the kung fu crew used to dress a little strange and had long hair. He went to a college and identified as a punk and a nerd because of his kung fu style. But in college, kung fu crew students were not the only ones dressed strange. There were immigrant students who had uncombed hair and crooked teeth. There were also punks with highlighted hair who cut school. Over the years, students were changing their old style into the new style. They were changing their hair style, clothes, even food. The kung fu crew student, who changed his life style and lived far away from Chinatown, did not change his feelings about home. And his friends always belonged to the small ghetto Chinatown. Occasionally, I follow fashion trends but I have my own style. I usually dress the way I want to. Style usually provides teenagers a sense of identity by signaling which group they belong to: punk, gang, and other ones. Students used to compete with their grades when I was in school. Because schools provided uniforms for all students, it made everybody equal. Right now, most high school and college student are obsessed about new styles and compete with each other even though it does not suit...
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...Its that Time of Year again…. Finals Week Xanax and aderall pills are being swallowed down with venti Starbucks espresso among college students to suppress final stress at Fairfield University. Finals week at Fairfield officially begins on December 7, but students have already begun to feel the stress. Sophomore Psychology major and Women gender study minor said Brenna Mulhall, “I am already extremely stressed because I still have tests and assignments for classes on top of studying for finals and writing final papers. Its really frustrating!” Sophomore student Jessica Kubeck agrees, “Finals week is so pointless. They cram five exams into one week, which just causes stress and failure.” Many students during final week spend their days and nights in the DiMenna Nyselius library, which is open 24-hours, “I literately...
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...useful especially to the students. Technology invented gadgets like computers and laptops that students can use in their studies. These gadgets changed how students learn, process and obtain new or old information. These can also use when it comes to finishing their task and completing their school works because students can freely visit many educational websites. Students can also play educational games, which can help them improve their critical thinking and problem-solving skills. However, technology has also negative effects like other things. Like computers, instead of using it for research purposes, students tend to use it for playing games like DOTA and Couter Strike. Students also use it for just viewing or signing in their social networking pages. Computer is a factor that distracts or steals away the attention or the focus of the students in their studies. Students abuse the power of technologies. Computer technology has positive and negative effects in the lifestyle of the students. Computer were invented to help students and not the be abused by the students which brings negative effects. But, majority of the results that were gathered presents that most students agree that computer technology is a good material that helps in the study habits of students. B. Statement of the problem Technology has helped create an entirely new educational platform and industry. Having digital access to databases various smart phone or laptop means that students can conveniently search...
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...Packaging Scenarios Undergrad Students (Dependency Status the same on both FAFSA's) Undergrad Students (Dependency status change between 11/12 and 12/13 FAFSA's) Is Pell available on 11/12 FAFSA? Is Pell available on 11/12 FAFSA? Yes No Package on 11/12 and 12/13 FAFSA's for Pell, but use the 11/12 FAFSA for Stafford Loans (11/12 Stafford rules apply regarding origination fees and grace period) Master's Students Package on 11/12 FAFSA for Subsidized Stafford Loans Yes Package on 11/12 and 12/13 FAFSA's for Pell, but use the 11/12 FAFSA for Staffords (remember if the 1st disbursement is prior to 7/1/12 origination fees include the rebate and old Sub Staff rules apply) Is Pell available on 12/13 FAFSA? No Use Parent-Plus Loan for tuition balance and LE for Ac Yr 1 Is Pell available on 12/13 FAFSA? Yes No Yes No Package soley on 12/13 FAFSA for Pell and Staff's (New Sub Staffords rules apply) Use 11/12 FAFSA for Staffords (remember if the 1st disbursement is prior to 7/1/12 the origination fees include the rebate and old Sub Staff rules apply) Explain to student the benefits of Parent Plus by helping to cover tuition balance as well as better stafford rules Use 11/12 FAFSA for Staffords (remember 1st disbursements prior to 7/1/12 the origination fees include the rebate and old Sub Staff rules apply Counsel students that no LE will be disbursed until semester 2, and...
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...Jamie McDowell October 27, 2015 “Loving yourself inside and out” Maleeka Madison, an eleven year old, in the seventh grade was having problems with students making fun of her. Not being appealing enough to her peers with very dark skin and homemade clothes was the start of her troubles. Very smart, however, being made fun of distracted her from her work. Other’s words helped develop her insecurities and low self-esteem which made her not see anything good about herself. Often feeling alone when with people, she was isolated to herself. The detachment of her favorite person in the world, her father, was the worst of all her problems. The person who was always there, always ready to talk, and always checking up on her: Gone! Do you know who Maleeka reminds me of? She reminds me of myself. Getting called ugly by my peers, although not because of my facial features, but because of my attire and the fact my hair was never done was the start of me being a target by other students in the poor, urban middle school I went to; only having one floor and two long hallways. Always wearing two matted puffy pony tails classified me as ugly. Now don’t get me wrong I didn’t always get defensive nor did I get upset, some of things said were funny. Bullying at times could be exaggerated, although there were serious bulling situations. Nevertheless, not always a person is trying to hurt you by telling you what you look like or how they feel about you. However, in Main Street Middle school...
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...Case Study #2: Kayla Introduction to the problem and theories The case study that is presented illustrates some of the characteristics of a student who displays Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and has severe learning disabilities. Kayla is a seven-year-old student who has low self-concept, low-self esteem, and low academic achievement. Background information Kayla is a seven-year-old student at P.S. 107x elementary school in Soundview, the Bronx. Kayla identifies herself with the Hispanic community both parents are from Puerto Rican decent. She speaks both Spanish and English but seems to be more comfortable speaking English with her peers and parents. Her mother told me that English is the language that is mainly spoken at home since...
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...day a. This is on the honor system – Brenda will be able to check if your swipe out time matches the time you enter into Trojan Time. iii. Go into the Trojan Time website and enter those hours by 3:00pm on Wednesday 1. Enter the hours exactly as shown on the timesheet iv. Calculate any extra hours and submit them to the linked Google Doc 1. Brenda will add those extra hours to your Trojan Time when she approves your submissions. IV. First Training a. Tips from Veteran PAs i. Be assertive! ii. Emphasize deadlines - ask students to take out pen and circle important dates iii. Write the agenda on the board and cross things off as you complete them! iv. Quiz students on important information v. Refer to...
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...A Digital Age of Education The classroom is the idyllic staple of what education has been for the past hundred years, yet a time is coming where modern technology finally has the potential to replace and supersede the old and ineffective practices of the past. In this day and age we have the all encompassing interlinked system of the internet We schedule our days, navigate through them, and put our trust in the future through the internet. Is it not only natural that we would find a way to use the internet as a tool in bettering ourselves and educating our students. The methodology used in this new digital frontier of education has surpassed the old stagnating lecture hall style of education with a more efficient and fiscally responsible programs and has brought about a new and important way of learning. While the lecture format of education has proven effective in educating the mass populace, it only could succeed in the format of the group and not the individual. When we think about the ideal form of education, it’s not very difficult to imagine Aristotle tutoring Alexander The Great in ancient Macedonia, the legendary teacher guiding his discussions perfectly to mold and shape Alexander into what he would someday become. This kind of one on one teaching can be considered to be the most perfect style of education, yet it fails for three specific reasons. Firstly, there aren’t enough humans in the world to individually tutor every child born. Secondly, It would be wildly...
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...the most commonly used and popular to teenagers, specifically students. The Social Networking is helpful through being the fastest way of communicating to others. Thus you can connect toy your friends and relatives and keep updating with them. SNSs are inexpensive medium socializing; you can connect and reunite with your old friends and keep in touch. You can also ease of setting up events such as creating a group of invites. It also gives us information and knowledge accordingly. With the latter-day technological wonders; are barrages of factors which can keep student attention from their studies? SNSs could also be a tool of invading ones privacy; likewise, SNSs are open to everyone. SNSs are also medium for people who are bully; cyber bullying is one most commonly problems in SNSs which a great factor of making one’s life miserable. Also, SNSs can cause lack of personal communication; there is a concern over people becoming so reliant upon the convenience of social networking sites that they aren’t actually using “real life” verbal skills and losing them out on social intimacy with other people. Also, SNSs not only give knowledge and information but also some of them five hoax and makes troll of information. Nowadays, teenagers put more time on SNSs and this would be high risk in their academic performance. Nevertheless, students must give proper education on how these problems could be avoided. Not only students should rely on these educations but, it should start on their...
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...typically from 8–11 all ages but typically ages 9–12 The exam experience For many young children, a Cambridge ESOL YLE Test may be their first experience of doing an exam. It is possibly the first time they have had to travel to a different venue to sit a test. They might be emotional and distracted by unfamiliar surroundings. In some cases, it is even a big day out together with a trip to the city on the bus or train. If we give our students lots of practice, they will feel confident about what is expected of them in the test, and what they will have to do. In addition to preparing for task types, these four practice tests utilise language – both grammatical structures and vocabulary – that is in the ESOL Flyers syllabus. This book consolidates the language with Flyers-style usage. As young learners need constant recycling of the language studied, there are some additional activities outlined below that can consolidate language from the course and help prepare for the tests. Many courses present and practise language topic by topic. Here students will find the themes and language structures mixed together and find they need to jump from one to another in their...
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...Application *Note: Students with work-study positions traditionally board the ship one day prior to ship embarkation. Applicants should wait to make flight arrangements until after the award date. This application is for students interested in a work-study position in the Registrar’s office aboard the MV Explorer. Students receiving this grant will be expected to work 2 hours every day while at sea. There will be no work expectations while in port. Students will also be expected to arrive one day before embarkation to assist the faculty and staff with pre-voyage preparation and student check-in. Work-study students hold an esteemed position within the shipboard community since they will have a special relationship with the faculty and staff onboard. With this award comes increased presence and responsibilities. As a result, recipients are expected to hold themselves to the highest standards when it comes to work performance and personal demeanor. Duties specific to the registrar services work-study position include: • Aiding in the add/drop process • Assisting with all student related registration matters • Assisting with course evaluation process • Additional duties as assigned Students are expected to perform work duties as assigned by the Registrar or Assistant Executive Dean. Any student failing to perform duties as assigned may be removed from the position and required to reimburse ISE for hours not worked. Students may only apply for...
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...QUESTIONNAIRE ON “STRESS” RESEARCH PROJECT- Factors of stress among students. Please answer all the question below and tick on the answer provided 6. Have you ever faced stress? □ □ Yes No (I) BIOADATA OF THE STUDENT (II) CAUSES OF STRESS AMONG STUDENT 1. Name: _____________________________________________ 6. If “Yes”, what cause stress to you? (You may thick more than one) □ Family □ Friends □ Studies □ Relationship 2. Age □ □ □ □ 19 until 20 years old 20 until 21 years old 22 until 23 years old 24 years old and above 3. Gender □ □ Male Female 4. Highest level of education □ □ □ □ □ Matric Foundation STPM Diploma Other 5. Course □ □ □ □ □ BBA in Marketing BBA in Accountancy BBA in International Business BBA in Management and Entrepreneurship Other 7. How does family cause stress towards you? □ □ □ □ □ Demanding High expectation Financial problems Control your social life Other (please state it) :_________________________________ 8. How does friends cause stress towards you? □ □ □ □ □ Do not understand you Pressuring you with their problems Do not support you Mock you in front of others Other (please state it) :_________________________________ 9. How does studies cause stress towards you? □ □ □ Loads with assignment and tasks to be complete Too many subject courses to focus on Hardly understand some of the course subject taken □ □ The course subject...
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... Verbal | Student Hub | In the Student Hub they help students with financial support such as bus passes, squid cards for that the students can get their lunch | The purpose for of the Student Hub is to support students by giving them an opportunity to apply for a bus pass and a lunch card | Picture C | Verbal | Study Hub | The Study Hub offers students to go in to their work on the computers to catch up on assignments, borrowing books for their courses and borrow an ipad to do their work. | The purpose for of the Study Hub is help students with their studies in the college instead of doing their work at home. | Picture G | Written | Timetable | A timetable is a written document for the students can referrer to so they can see what lessons they have got in the week. | The purpose for a timetable is to help students to get to lessons and know tutor you have got. | Picture B | Written | Assignment | An assignment is a written document to give instructions to the student to do a specific task for example to achieve P1, P2, M2 , D2 | The purpose for an assignment is help to student to achieve the unit that has been given to them and also they can achieve with their final grade for that specific unit | Picture F | On Screen | PowerPoint | A PowerPoint offers students and tutors an opportunity to prosade in front of the class or in front of a group of students, also put pictures that are fit for purpose. | The purpose for a PowerPoint is to help students with their...
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