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      Main slides of session 3 File
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      Attached you will find the main slides for the session 3

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      Materials of study psychologists File
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      Materials by Aalto-level study psychologists Paula Sjöblom and Hannu Pesonen

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    • 1. Watch the video about AllWell?: The role of teaching in study study well-being (YouTube).
      Please note:
      English subtitles can be selected at the bottom of the video window.

      2. Post here at least 1 question or idea: What would you like to know about AllWell? or student study wellbeing at Aalto, or what do you think is especially important in relation to student study wellbeing at Aalto? You'll see others' questions after posting at least one.

      If you are interested, more information about student well-being at aalto.fi: Curriculum design, course planning and student well-being: three things to take into account
      This activity is automatically marked as completed after posting at least one post.
    • If you could not attend the session or face technical difficulties during the session, please read the slides for day 3.

      Please do this this assignment, if you were present less than half of the session.
      Please read also carefully the slides by study psychologist Paula Sjöblom and Hannu Pesonen

      The materials contain four fictional student profiles describing how they act.

      Pick a student profile of your choice and think about the following questions:

      • Why does the student act as he or she does?
      • What are the the consequences for their learning?
      • How might this student behave in class? What does this look like in the eyes of the teaching assistant and to the other students?
      • What could the teaching assistant do to help this student?

      Write about one (1) A4 page of text describing your thoughts and reflections and submit it here by 16.10.2020