“Pathways to Success: My Journey in CCS 101 and Beyond”

Create and present a presentation that demonstrates your learning and development in CCS 101 Pathways to sucess.
CCS covers college resources, evidence-based study strategies, growth mindset and self-efficacy, reading skills, and more. The class was developed with research from peer-reviewed studies, input from SPSCC faculty, and advice from SPSCC students who had successfully completed their first two quarters. The curriculum is based on Adult Learning Theory, which simultaneously recognizes that adults have expertise and self-motivation but also requires that adult students take responsibility for their own learning.
1. Presentation. 
Your presentation should share your best advice for college and career success
with your classmates. You will need to include all of the following elements: 
First page with: 
Title – Final Presentation
Name
Professor
Class
Date
A. Your chosen Pathway – Computer Science – Direct Transfer Agreement (DTA)/Major Related Program (MRP) Plan
B. Two or three career possibilities 
C. Representations of three to five class assignments you finished and received a grade for
that demonstrates a variety of student learning outcomes from CCS101. The SIFT (Stop, Investigate, Find better coverage, Trace the claim) method. College stress management. Metacognition. Growth mindset.
D. A minimum of two important takeaways from CCS101 that you find most useful. What are
you leaving with? What did you learn? 
E. Your next steps between now and the time you start your career. Be sure to include what
happens at SPSCC (South Puget Sound Community College) and what happens when you leave. 
F. A minimum of three challenges or obstacles you might face in the future and the resources, campus or otherwise, that will help you adress them. You will need to include all of the following elements:Your presentation should share your best advice for college and career success You will need to include all of the following elements:Your next steps between now and the time you start your career. Be sure to inc A minimum of three challenges or obstacles you m