College: We Make the Road by Walking
- ISBN-10
- 0131196324
- ISBN-13
- 9780131196322
- Series
- College
- Category
- Education / Aims & Objectives
- Pages
- 310
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2007
- Publisher
- Pearson/Prentice Hall
- Author
- Margit Misangyi Watts
Description
For courses in First Year Experience, College Orientation, and College Success.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." Lao-tzu
Taking a personal approach to learning, College: We Make the Road by Walking, 2nd Edition encourages readers to examine their own story-their background, learning styles, knowledge base and values-and how it can contribute to their future learning experiences and the entire learning community. A truly unique freshman experience text, it is organized in a four part format, offers journeys in self-exploration, knowledge, research, and contribution, and emphasizes information literacy throughout. Filled with scholarly readings, journal activities, writing assignments and more, it emphasizes the progressive nature of learning and the personal responsibility one has to make it meaningful and significant.
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