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Information Literacy
One attribute of a self-reliant, lifelong learner is inform
Information Literacy
One attribute of a self-reliant, lifelong learner is information literacy—the ability to locate, evaluate, and use information. When you are information literate, you are a critical consumer of information who knows how to access accurate and relevant information whenever you need it.
Chapter 5 of Thriving at Trident (p. 102; Box. 5.2) introduces a popular system for organizing and remembering effective reading strategies—the SQ3R system. SQ3R is an acronym for key steps that should be taken when reading college textbooks. Research supports the effectiveness of the SQ3R system for improving reading comprehension and exam performance. The system consists of the following five-step sequence:
Survey
Question
Read
Recite
Review
This system will be used in completing the Module 1 SLP assignment.
Trident offers a comprehensive library to all students and faculty, and it is important that you know how to access and decipher important information to ensure your success at Trident. The Trident Online Library provides access to thousands of publications and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
SLP Assignment
First, you will choose a book from the list below based on your intended major. Please note that you will search for the book title first and then find the listed chapter within the book.
Business, Leadership, and HRM Students
Weisbord, M. R., & Janoff, S. (2015). Lead more, control less: 8 advanced leadership skills that overturn convention. Berrett-Koehler Publishers.
Chapter 5: Disrupt Fight or Flight
ITM and Computer Science Students
Woody, A. (2013). Enterprise security: A data-centric approach to securing the enterprise. Packt Publishing.
Chapter 2: Security Architectures
Health and Human Service Students
Kenny, C. (2011). Transforming Health Care: Virginia Mason Medical Center’s Pursuit of the Perfect Patient Experience. Productivity Press.
Chapter 4: Safety Crusade
Homeland Security Students
Miller, T. (2017). Storming the wall: Climate change, migration, and homeland security. City Lights Publishers.
Chapter 4: Threat Forecast: Where Climate Change Meets Science Fiction
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Next, use the video and pdf icons under Library Access for instructions on accessing the library from the Trident Learning Community (TLC) portal page to gain course access. Note: The instructions are in two parts.
Go to Online Library. Under Library Access are two PDFs with instructions for accessing the library.
Finally, answer the questions below on your chosen chapter. Once you have completed the assignment, submit it to the SLP 1 Dropbox.
What is the title of the chapter?
Is there a chapter summary at the beginning or end of the chapter? If so, what page(s) is the summary located?
List the main headings in this chapter. You may have more or less than ten and these are usually bold.
Are there any graphs, charts, or pictures? If so, describe one.
Are there study questions listed at the end of the chapter?
Are there key vocabulary words listed at the end of the chapter?
Describe in two paragraphs (4-5 sentences for each paragraph) what the chapter is about. Consider the main points of the chapter and what will be the reader’s “takeaway” after summarizing.
SLP Assignment Expectations
Answer questions 1-7 using a Word document. Present the answers in complete sentences and paragraph form. There should be 4 or 5 sentences provided for each question that requires an explanation. Be sure to proofread, as scholarly writing is important.
When you have finished, please be sure to include your name, date, and course name on the assignment. Next, title the saved file with your name (Example: Module 1 Case Helen Smith). Save and upload the document to the SLP 1 Dropbox.
Review the grading rubric to ensure all requirements are met. The rubric can be found on the assignment’s Dropbox page in the bottom right-hand corner under Activity Details.
Resources for Student Success
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office is required for assignments at Trident University. A free download of Office 365 is available to you as a student. Follow the instructions on the Student Support Resources guide.
Tutor.com
You will see a Free Tutoring link in the navigation bar of your course. (If you do not see it, it may be under the “More” menu.)
Turnitin (TII) and the Practice Dropbox
Turnitin is linked directly to the assignment’s Dropbox in this course. Once you submit an assignment to the Dropbox, Turnitin automatically generates a value called the Similarity Score, indicating how much matching text (text matching sources or other written papers) is present in your essay. You can click on the colored square to see the Similarity Report, which shows the sources that correspond to text within the paper.
Courses contain a Practice Dropbox that is also linked to TII. Before submitting the assignment to the module Case or SLP dropbox, the Practice Dropbox may be used to view the assignment’s similarity score.
For more information on Turnitin, access the Turnitin Guide under the My Resources tab on the Trident Portal page or by clicking on the following link https://mytlc.trident.edu/files/Turnitin-Guide.pdf.
Accessibility
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