Cornerstone: Opening Doors to Career Success, 2e Sherfield and Moody © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved. CORNERSTONE: Opening Doors to

Cornerstone: Opening Doors to Career Success, 2eSherfield and Moody

© 2010 Pearson Education, Inc.All Rights Reserved.

CORNERSTONE:Opening Doors to Career Success, 2nd Edition

PRESENTATION SLIDES FOR

CHAPTER 2ENGAGE



Thought for the Day

The key to success is not just getting an education, BUT

keeping one!



Why COLLEGE SUCCESS?

“There is a great difference between

academic preparedness and being ready to

persist and succeed in college.” Noel-Levitz



CHALLENGES STUDENTS FACE

• Learned Helplessness

• Inability to Set Realistic Goals

• Lack of Motivation

• Low Self-Esteem

• Academic Shortfalls from Public Schools



CHALLENGES STUDENTS FACE

• Limited Perception of Payoffs

• Fear of Involvement

• Social Adjustment

• Financial Aid

• Lack of Outlets for Expressing talents

• Lack of Minority Role Models



MOTIVATION.



Developmental Stages of A MOTIVATED PERSON• Stage 1 Recognizes Desire

• Stage 2 Faces Fears

• Stage 3 Moves out of Comfort Zone

• Stage 4 Set Goals in Life

• Stage 5 Becomes Highly Disciplined



Cornerstones for Motivation and Renewal

1. Overcome your doubts and fears.2. Identify and clarify what you value.3. Take pride in your name and character.4. Cultivate and protect your ethics and

integrity.5. Make a commitment to healthy self-esteem.6. Avoid moral bankruptcy.

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Cornerstones for Motivation and Renewal

7. Develop a strong and lasting guiding statement.8. Make the most of your relationships.9. Observe the rules of classroom etiquette.10. Understand your institution and instructors.11. Accept personal responsibility.12.Work hard to persist8



Ethical Decision Making

The Six Levels of Ethical Decision Making



CONDITIONS OF SELF-ESTEEM

• A Sense of Security• A Sense of Identity• A Sense of Belonging• A Sense of Purpose• A Sense of Competence



TEN Ways to INCREASE

YOUR SELF-ESTEEM• Take control of your own life.• Adopt the idea “I am responsible for me.”• Don’t let friends and family tear you down.• Control what you say to yourself.• Take carefully assessed risks. • Don’t compare yourself to other people.• Develop a victory wall or victory file.• Keep your promises especially to yourself.• Win with grace; lose with class• Set goals and maintain high motivation



Morally Bankrupt People

• They have unhealthy self-esteem.• They lack courage.• They use poor judgment.• They are always looking for more.• They are untruthful.• They are jealous and arrogant.• They practice deception and betrayal.• They are unfair.• They put self-interest ahead of everything.



If you FAIL a

Test or ProjectCONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:• Did you attend class regularly?• Did you come to class prepared and ready for

discussion?• Did you ask questions in class for clarification?• Did you meet with the professor during his/her

office hours?• Did you seek outside assistance in places such as

the writing center or math lab?• Did you ask your peers for assistance or join a

peer study/focus group?



Won’t You STAY for Awhile?

• Visit your advisor or counselor.• Register for classes in which you place.• Make use of every academic services.• Know and use your learning style.• Develop a community of your own.• Join an organization or club.• Watch your finances.• Visualize your goals.• Develop a sense of self-respect.



Won’t You STAY for Awhile?

• Learn to budget your time.• Use pre-registration.• Get over boredom.• Find your internal motivation.• Care for yourself.• Focus on the future.• Choose optimism.• Move beyond mediocrity.• Focus on your career.

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