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blondinia [14]
2 years ago
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1. Rita has recently returned to college and started taking night classes. After high school, she started working full-time in a

law firm to make money, gain experience, and see if she would be interested in pursuing law school. She works full-time during the day and lives at home with her parents. Rita’s night classes are long, and she is usually very tired from her workday when she gets to class. All Rita can seem to do is sit back in her lectures and take notes. She feels too tired to ask questions and participate in class activities. She knows that class participation counts for 20 percent of her grade in one class. Rita knows she can pass the class with at least a C by doing this, but it is not her best effort. She is trying to get good grades now so that when she applies to law school, she will have a competitive GPA. Rita wants to get A’s in her classes.
What is NOT one of Rita’s challenges in this situation?
A. She wants to get all A’s in her classes.
B. She lives at home with her parents.
C. Rita works full-time during the day.
D. Her night classes are long.
2. What strategies should Rita NOT use in the classroom?
A. Take a seat close to the front of the class.
B. Warm up for class by reviewing chapter introductions and summaries, referring to related sections in her text, and scanning her notes from the last class.
C. Do the assigned reading
D. To stay focused, listen only to facts and figures, not broader concepts or ideas.
3. Which strategy outside the classroom would you suggest for Rita?
A. Move out of her parents’ house.
B. Quit her job.
C. Explore either taking a lighter workload or cutting back some work hours.
D. Meet with her instructors and plead with them to give her a break on the participation portion of her grade.
English
2 answers:
Musya8 [376]2 years ago
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For 1.) B. She lives at home with her parents 2.) A. Take a seat close to the front of the class 3.) C. Explore either taking a lighter workload or cutting back some work hours
ratelena [41]2 years ago
5 0

mjmiller is wrong everyone one don't listen to him the answers are actually

1.She lives at home with her parents.


2.To stay focused, listen only to facts and figures, not broader concepts or ideas.


3.To stay focused, listen only to facts and figures, not broader concepts or ideas.


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