Studying. Where and when does each person usually study? Will the apartment’s common area be used primarily for studying, for leisure, or for both at different times?
Studying. 1. What are your ideal conditions for studying (location, study lounge, noise, music/TV, time of day, etc.)?
Studying. 8. On weekdays (Monday-Friday), a reasonable time for quiet studying in our room is: Mornings Afternoons Evenings Late nights Other (please specify):
Studying a. Study days and times in our suite are:
Studying. The following days and times will be set aside for quiet study time: MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ALCOHOL POLICY Violating the College’s alcohol policies are cumula- tive over the duration of a student’s tenure at Cornell College and the sanctions listed on the website are minimums that will be imposed. How do you agree to address your roommates if this policy is broken? THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY IS MUSIC ALLOWED DURING STUDY TIME [ ] Yes [ ] Ask First [ ] No Any further study time preferences? ON SCHOOL NIGHTS, I EXPECT TO WAKE UP AND GO TO SLEEP BY THESE TIMES: Roommate #1 Roommate #2 AM AM PM PM Roommate #3 Roommate #4 AM AM PM PM WHAT ARE YOUR SLEEP PREFERENCES? Roommate #1 Roommate #2 [ ] Silence [ ] Silence [ ] Sounds / TV [ ] Sounds / TV [ ] Night Light [ ] Night Light [ ] No Light [ ] No Light [ ] Other [ ] Other Roommate #3 Roommate #4 [ ] Silence [ ] Silence [ ] Sounds / TV [ ] Sounds / TV [ ] Night Light [ ] Night Light [ ] No Light [ ] No Light [ ] Other [ ] Other Others: We agree to address potential study/sleep related conflicts in the following way (Example: one room- mate may agree to study elsewhere after certain hours.): STEP SIX GUEST POLICY & PREFERENCES One of the most common problems between roommates lies in the area of visitation. Who visits, when, and for how long are common questions. If you discuss these issues with each other, you should be able to avoid some conflicts. Our residence hall policy states that: Students may host guests of either gender in their residence hall rooms provided the following guidelines are met: All roommates have agreed upon the appropriate hours of guest visitation. All roommates agree who is visiting and the length of the visit. At no time may a roommate deny other roommates access to the room. At no time may a roommate force other roommates to share the room with a visitor. Overnight guests are not permitted to stay in their host's room longer than a three-day period. All roommates involved make reasonable accommo- dations. Any student approved as an "early arrival" (meaning approved to live in the residence halls before the offi- cial opening of the halls), as a "late stay" (meaning approved to live in the residence halls between the 1st closing and Commencement), or as a "summer resi- dent" (meaning approved to live in the residence halls during the summer housing period) are not permitted to have any Cornell College student as a guest be- tween. Those individuals are permitted t...
Studying. Discuss strategies to allow each roommate to study effectively in your space. Will you study primarily in your room or primarily outside of your room? What time of day do you and your roommate(s) typically study? What conditions allow you to study effectively (complete silence, music with headphones, with friends or alone, etc.)? Will you designate days and times for quiet studying? If so, what will those times be? How will you communicate with your roommate(s) if you are having difficulty studying in your room? Are there any other questions/expectations/talking points you have for each other regarding studying? Textbox Sleeping: Discuss strategies to allow each roommate to get adequate sleep in your space. Discuss the sleeping preferences of each roommate (lights, noise, etc.). How quiet and dark does each roommate need the room to be in order to sleep? During what times should room conditions be appropriate for sleeping in your space? Are there any other questions/expectations/talking points you have for each other regarding sleeping? Textbox
Studying. In order to offer a wider variety of study opportunities, Industrial Union also pro- vides multimode education. Experiences of the Local collective bargaining multi- mode course arranged by Chemical Industry Federation of Finland are used to develop the courses. Online studies Some online studies may consist of scheduled instructed online lectures, while other studies are carried out independently according to a plan. The employer pays compensation for lost earnings also for online studies. An instructive time management and progress plan is prepared for online studies, and the student delivers the plan to the teacher of the course. Training pro- grammes may also include joint webinars as well as self-study materials and ex- ercises. In addition, supplementary material may be provided in accordance with the student’s interest. To enable participation in online studies, the employer shall provide the student with access to a computer that is suitably equipped for online studying. Students may also use their own computers. If online studying is carried out in the work- place, the working area is arranged so that it enables undisturbed participation in the training. The websites of the federations include a template that employer and staff rep- resentatives may use to prepare the time management and progress plan. Helsinki, 23 November 2021 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Chemical Industry Federation of Finland Chemical In- dustry Federation of Finland Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Industrial Union Industrial Union
Studying a. Study days and times in our room are:
Studying. It is important that the host family takes an interest in the schooling of the Student. Attendance at parent interviews is recommended. If they feel that the Student is not working as hard on homework or assignments, host parents should inform the international staff of their concern.
Studying. Study time will be observed:
