Steps for Success – Knowledge and Skills

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Self-Evaluation

Knowledge	Skills
Identify goals	Identify goals
1. What must I know? 2. What do I already know? 3. What information must I still learn?	1. What must I be able to do? 2. What am I already able to do? 3. What skills must I still develop?
Identify resources	Identify resources
What resources are available to learn information? (e.g., attend class, participate, notes, homework, practice sessions, text, handouts, manuals, specimens, models, diagrams, web sites, CDs, DVDs, videos, demonstrations, lab activities, classmates, instructor)	What resources are available to develop skills? (e.g., attend class, participate, notes, homework, practice sessions, text, handouts, manuals, specimens, models, diagrams, web sites, CDs, DVDs, videos, demonstrations, lab activities, classmates, instructor)
Select appropriate resources	Select appropriate resources
Which resources will help me learn information?	Which resources will help me develop skills?
Use correct resources for YOU	Use correct resources for YOU
Evaluate yourself	Evaluate yourself
1. What must I know? 2. What do I already know? 3. What information must I still learn?	1. What must I be able to do? 2. What do I already able to do? 3. What skills must I still develop?
Repeat until successful	Repeat until successful

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