University
of Hawaii at Manoa
Aloha and Welcome!
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Advising Hours: 8:00A - 4:00P
Computer Room: 8:00A - 4:00P
with USER APPROVAL
E-Mail: sss@hawaii.edu
Phone: 956-8402
Fax No: 956-9763
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Aloha and Welcome!
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Advising Hours: 8:00A - 4:00P Computer Room: 8:00A - 4:00P with USER APPROVAL E-Mail: sss@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8402 Fax No: 956-9763 |
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EDEP Classes (please contact Gary Tachiyama at tachiyam@hawaii.edu or Barbara Watanabe at blwatana@hawaii.edu if you are intested in either class. |
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EDEP 411 (writing-intensive) Passages: Adventures on the path to becoming an adult Summer Session II: July 7 - August 14 Tuesday, Thursday: 1:30P - 4:00P Wednesday: 1:30P - 2:45P Instructors: Gary Tachiyama and Barbara Watanabe (Approximately 6-8 additional service learning hours are required. This can involve mentoring incoming SSS students and volunteer hours at UHM's New Student Orientations. Expect to commit a few hours of your time to this requirement) A 3-credit, non-introductory elective (writing-intensive). If you enjoy class discussion and helping other students, you might be interested in this tuition-free class available to SSS Students only. It is a special Outreach College course not found in the schedule of classes booklet--a registration fee of $107 is applied however the cost of the tuition is free. |
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EDEP 327 (writing-intensive) Self-Regulated Learning Fall 2008 Semester Tuesday, Thursday: 10:30A - 11:45A Two Sections: Fred Bail [section one] Gary Tachiyama & Barbara Watanabe [section two]
Textbook: Motivation and Learning Strategies for College Success (Dembo) Prerequisite: Psy 100 or Edep 311 or consent Eligibility: Students who are taking at least two other courses EDEP 327 is a practical, writing-intensive course designed for the undergraduate student who is committed to achieving a higher degree of academic success. The purpose of this course is to help you understand how people learn more effectively, and to guide your application of this knowledge to courses you are currently taking. In this course you will learn how to:
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