(in Polish) Wprowadzenie do studiowania i metody PBL 0600-S1-OZE-PBL
1) Presentation of faculty bodies: dean, vice-deans, lecturers, dean's offices. Discussion of the role of individual persons in the educational process. Detailed discussion of the regulations: assessment rules, attendance requirements, appeal procedures. Discussion on the importance of knowing the regulations.
2) Correspondence with the dean's office and lecturers: how to write emails to the dean's office and lecturers: etiquette, message structure. Examples of good and bad practices in communication. Practical exercises on your own computers.
3) Forms of academic classes and work methodology: Discussion of various forms of classes: lectures, exercises, laboratories. Tips for active participation in classes.
Basics of time management: Setting priorities: the Eisenhower method, the 80/20 rule, introduction to the Pomodoro technique and other tools to support efficiency. Differences between learning at school and studying at university: comparison of secondary school learning and university studying: independence, responsibility for one's own progress; The role of the lecturer as a mentor/facilitator. Group discussion: students' reflections on their expectations of university studies. Exchange of experiences regarding adaptation to a new educational environment.
4) Introduction to the PBL method: Explanation of the principles of the PBL method. Examples of PBL application in various academic disciplines. Practical workshops with PBL: Division into groups and work on a mini-project in accordance with the principles of PBL.
5) Presentation of the results of group work and discussion of experiences.
Total student workload
Learning outcomes - knowledge
Learning outcomes - skills
Learning outcomes - social competencies
Teaching methods
Exploratory teaching methods
- practical
Type of course
Prerequisites
Course coordinators
Assessment criteria
Extended observation, assessment based on class participation (participation in discussions) and the correctness of all completed tasks.
Group project – sharing work, fulfilling assigned roles, listening to colleagues.
Bibliography
1. S. Cottrell: Podręcznik umiejętności studiowania, Wydawnictwo Zysk i S-ka, Poznań 2007.
2. M. Cieciura: Jak skutecznie studiować? Poradnik nie tylko dla studentów i maturzystów, Vizja Press & IT, Warszawa 2007
3. A. Wach, J. Furmańczyk: Drogowskazy studiowania. Podręcznik umiejętności akademickich, PWN, Warszawa 2024.
4. A. Andrzejczak (red): metodyka studiowania, Wyd. UE, Poznań 2014.
General information:
http://www.umk.pl/
http://www.samorzad.umk.pl/
Additional information
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