Module 10 Part 1 - Psych 126 - Review for Exam #2

 

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Learning Objectives		 Class Activities Summary Homework "All people smile
in the same language."

 

Review/Learning Objectives:

 

Class Activities:  

1st See that you have read and studied Chapters 6, 8, 10, and 11.
2nd Accomplish Blackboard Quiz #1 and Quiz #2 for Chapters 6,  8, 10, and 11 .
 

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 See that your instructor has your electronic and/or hard copy materials for the following matrix:

PSY126 Part II Electronic Notebook Activity Report - Approximate Grading Scale
(Part II Electronic Notebook will be worth 200 points.)

Student Name: _____________       Date: _________________
 

Approximate grading scale
Ch 6
Communicating With  People		 Class Activity Learning Objective Exercise or Topic Title Text page number   Complete (C = +8)
Incomplete
(I = 0)		 Could be improved
(-2, -4,  -6, or
-8,
 pts.)		 Total Points

(max = +8 pts.)

Module 6
Part 1		 2 3 Roadblocks to Communication 180-85 1.      
  2 4 Bridges to Communication 185-92 2.      
  2 5 Listening 192-93 3.      
  2 6 Men from Mars, Women from Venus 193-96 4.      
  HW 2 Non-verbal
Communication		 170-75 5.      
Part 2 1 7 Cultural Differences between "Holy Boy" and French/Indian Canadian Girl     Not graded    
  2 8 North American Behaviors   6.      
  3 9 Feedback to the North American Team   7.      

Ch 8
Getting Along With Your Manager

Module 7
Part 1

 

 2 3 Relations with Coworkers
(Team members)		 245-54 8.      
  2 4 Relations with Customers 255-58 9.      
  2 5 West Side Story or La Quenceanra 247   Not graded    
  3 8 Customary Behaviors from South America and South Africa   10      
  HW 2 Relations with Managers 68 11      


Part 2

 

 1 6 West Side Story or La Quenceanara
(continued)		     Not graded    
  2 7 Customary Behaviors from South America and South Africa   12      
  3 9 Feedback to the African Country Team   13      

Ch 10
Choosing a Career and Developing a Career Portfolio

Module 8
Part 1

 

 2 4 Compare Online Job Sites   14      
  2 5 Create Your Career Portfolio   15      
  HW   Two Self Assessments 294-95 16      
  HW   Strong Interest Inventory   17      
Part 2 1 8 Feedback to the European Country Team   18      
  2 7 Customary Behaviors from Europe   19      
  3 6 Analyze "Challenge to America"   20      

Ch 11
Conducting a Job Search
 

Module 9
Part 1

 

 4 2 Job Site Descriptions 322 21      
  5 2 Cover Letter and Job Advertisement 325 22      

 
  HW 1 Read Chapter 11     Not Graded    
  HW 2 Using Multiple Job Sources 316-23   Not Graded    
  HW 3 Using Your Job Ad - Are You the Exceptional Candidate?   23      
Part 2 1 6 Jihad in America and Story of Islam     Not graded    
  2 7 Customary Behaviors of Asian Countries   24      
  3 8 Give Feedback to the Asian Country Team   25      

Total Points =  ___________
(up to a maximum of 200 possible points)


Student name: __________________    

Electronic Notebook (possible 200 points)  _________

Bonus Points from Quizzes  _________

(possible 100 points)  Exam #2  _________

(possible 100 points)  Team Country Report  _________

Total Points Achieved  (__________/ 700) X 100 = Your Percentage
1 2 3

 

Summary:

This lesson plan helps you document  work completed in your electronic notebook, bonus points earned from quizzes, and Country-Cultural Team Briefing delivered to the class during Part Two of Psychology of Business and Industry. 

Homework:

1.  Prepare a single page of unduplicated, handwritten notes which you may use when you take the closed book Exam #2 during the 75-minute class period in Module 10, Part 2 on BlackBoard. 
2.  Remember to arrive a few minutes early and log in. 
3.  Remember to scroll down to and click the "submit button" when you have completed the exam. 
4.  Remember to turn in any handwritten notes (limited to the front and backside of a single page of typing paper) to your instructor. 

"All people smile in the same language."