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Independent Learner Profile

Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Successful Internet Course Student?

Directions: Check the statement that best describes you and your study habits.

1. I regularly have 7-9 hours per week to spend on this course.

OR

1. I sometimes have 7-9 hours a week to spend, but many times I do not.
2. I am a good reader and I enjoy learning by reading.
 OR 2. I'm an "OK" reader, but I prefer to have an instructor present the materials.
3. I enjoy working independently and seldom need reassurance that I am doing this correctly.
OR 3. I can work independently in some situations, but I prefer having someone to check with regularly.
4. I have specific days/times available to work on my Internet course.
 OR 4. I plan to schedule my Internet course work around my other activities.
5. I can budget my time well and prioritize activities efficiently.
 OR 5. I work better when someone tells me what to do and gives me due dates.
6. I realize that the class work of an internet course is equal to or greater than that of a regular on campus course.
 OR 6. I want to take this Internet course because there is probably less work to do than in a regular course.
7. I am willing to take responsibility for getting whatever help I may need with this course by contacting an instructor.
 OR 7. I would not feel comfortable contacting an instructor for help.
8. I realize that my instructor may not be available when I want and that I may have to leave an E-Mail message.
 OR 8. I expect to get an immediate answer to a question rather than waiting.
9. I realize that course requirements and due dates are there for good reasons, and I feel I can structure my time effectively to meet them.
OR 9. I know that course requirements and due dates are there for good reasons, but I feel that exceptions should be made if I get behind on my work.
10. I have met the recommended prerequisites for this course.
 OR 10. I have not met the recommended prerequisites for this course.
A greater number of check marks in the left-hand column indicates a higher potential of student success.

A greater number of check marks in the right-hand column indicates that Internet course instruction may NOT be the most effective way for you to learn.

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