A fixed mindset is one where people tend to believe that basic qualities, abilities, talent, intelligence, etc. are the fixed traits that cannot be changed. They think that they have a certain amount of it and that’s it. They spend time documenting the skills and… Read More »Fixed Mindset
A first-generation student is a learner or a student whose parents or legal guardians have not gone to college. The first-generation student is the first in their family to go for a bachelor’s degree for four years in any college or university. More often than… Read More »First-Generation Student
The last few weeks of the academic course is known as finals week. During that period, the students write the last exam of the course in which they are enrolled. Usually, finals week happens to be twice a year; one in mid-December, and another one… Read More »Finals Week
The activity that is done at the end of the course by a student is known as a Final assessment. Final assessment can be taken in the form of an exam, activity, or both. The task given in the final assessment assesses a students’ knowledge… Read More »Final Assessment
FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Any student who is seeking federal financial aid can apply for this FAFSA application. This FAFSA is a bar to measure the expected family contribution (EFC). Many families and students do not apply for financial aid,… Read More »FAFSA
We can broadly define faculty as the academic or teaching staff in any educational system. Faculty can be also defined as the ability, acquired or natural, to perform any particular type of action like to see, move, hear, think, etc. The other meaning of the… Read More »Faculty
Face to face learning can be defined as teaching a group of students learning material and course content by the instructional method. In this type of learning, there is a live interaction between the instructor and the learner. Also, the students learn from each other.… Read More »Face to Face Learning
