Economic Framework Building Blocks
Business & College
Responsibility
· College is more your own responsibility; HS gets more help from teachers
· In college, learning in the student’s job
· In HS time is structured by others
· HS repeatedly told about due dates, professors put it in the syllabus
· No second chances in college
· Success in college courses takes more time and effort than HS
· Students are more independent in college
· Professors get paid even if you don’t pass
Summary: It is the students’ - and only the students’ accountability that will lead them to success.
Purpose
· Professors see courses as an opportunity to make your world richer and yourself stronger
· HS is more test prep
· In college you have professors, not teachers
· The ability to communicate and get along with people are important job skills
· Students should build a relationship with professors: Over time, students have stopped building relationships with professors
Summary: College is knowledge-oriented and more purposeful to prepare students for the future, while HS is college/test prep
Requirements
· Citations are a must in college
· College requires critical listening
· HS is required, college is voluntary
· HS has more flexibility on requirements. College has more choices, but little flexibility.
Summary: The required skills for success are different in college.
Business & College
Responsibility
?
College is more your own responsibility; HS gets more help from teachers
?
In college, learning in the student’s job
?
In HS time is structured by others
?
HS repeatedly told about due dates, professors put it in the syllabus
?
No second chances in college
?
Success in college courses takes more time and effort than HS
?
Students are more independent in college
?
Professors get paid even if you don’t pass
Summ
ary:
It is the students’
-
and only the student
s’
accountability that will lead them to
success.
Purpose
?
Professors see courses as an opportunity to make your world richer and yourself
stronger
?
HS is more test prep
?
In college you have professors, not teachers
?
The ability to communicate and get along with people are important job skills
?
Students should build a relationship with professors: Over time, students have stopped
building relationships with professors
Su
mmary:
College is
knowledge
-
oriented and more purposeful to prepare students for the
future, while HS is college/test prep
Requirements
?
Citations are a must in college
?
College requires critical listening
?
HS is required, college is voluntary
?
HS ha
s more flexibility on requirements. College has more choices, but little flexibility.
Summary:
The required skills for success are different in college
.
Conclusion: College requires the student to take the respons
i
bility for learning. It is
different
in both
expectation
and experience
than
High School.
Business & College
Responsibility
? College is more your own responsibility; HS gets more help from teachers
? In college, learning in the student’s job
? In HS time is structured by others
? HS repeatedly told about due dates, professors put it in the syllabus
? No second chances in college
? Success in college courses takes more time and effort than HS
? Students are more independent in college
? Professors get paid even if you don’t pass
Summary: It is the students’ - and only the students’ accountability that will lead them to
success.
Purpose
? Professors see courses as an opportunity to make your world richer and yourself
stronger
? HS is more test prep
? In college you have professors, not teachers
? The ability to communicate and get along with people are important job skills
? Students should build a relationship with professors: Over time, students have stopped
building relationships with professors
Summary: College is knowledge-oriented and more purposeful to prepare students for the
future, while HS is college/test prep
Requirements
? Citations are a must in college
? College requires critical listening
? HS is required, college is voluntary
? HS has more flexibility on requirements. College has more choices, but little flexibility.
Summary: The required skills for success are different in college.
Conclusion: College requires the student to take the responsibility for learning. It is
different in both expectation and experience than High School.