Evaluating Your Classroom Savvy Just as on the job, you do and act a certain way if you are to be successful, there are also expectations from you as a college student. Here are a few behaviors that are expected of you as a college student. Put a plus (+) beside that behavior that you already do well and a minus (-) sign beside the ones you need to improve: As you evaluate the behaviors you exhibit, analyze why each behavior is important.

____   1.         Attend every class.

  ____ 2.         Come to class prepared.

  ____ 3.         Be alert and attentive in class.

  ____ 4.         Participate in class discussions.

  ____ 5.         Show an interest in the subject.

  ____ 6.         Ask questions when you donŐt fully understand.

  ____ 7.         Seek outside sources if you need clarification.

  ____ 8.         Take advantage of all labs, study sessions and outside help.

  ____ 9.         Set up meetings with your professors to discuss your progress.

  ____ 10.       Go the extra mile with all papers and assignments.

  ____ 11.       Always be on time for class.

  ____ 12.       Take notes.

  ____ 13.       When you must miss class, make sure you find out exactly what you missed, make up the work missed, and come prepared for the next class.

  ____ 14.       Comment on lecture material.

  ____ 15.       Get to know your professors.

  ____ 16.       Set goals and objectives for your classes.

  ____ 17.       Evaluate yourself.

  ____ 18.       Make friends in each of your classes.

  ____ 19.        Have a positive attitude toward the professor and the class.