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that uses the concept from HW solutions, textbook examples, or LearnChemE videos. 2. Review the solution or watch the video. Write down or record audio of the reason for each step. 3. Whenever you get stuck, write down the specific step you get stuck at. Examples: “I don’t understand why they jumped from energy balance to entropy balance at 02:15.” “How do they know that Q=0 on page 219?”. 4. Bring your list of questions to office hours with the TA and professor.Depending on your situation, your follow-up appointment to #5 may identify other action items.Remember to look at your list to #1 when you get stuck or need motivation.Knowledge Inventory for Part 2 and Part 3. Add more lines as you add items. Concepts I
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(Freshman) Yes 3% 23% No 74% Do not wish to specifyFigure 1: Demographic attributes of the first-year studentsSurvey results and discussionsThis section presents the survey results of self-efficacy questions. Table 1 shows the list of self-efficacy questions for freshmen and seniors.Table 1: Self-efficacy survey questions Q. # Population Self-efficacy Questions Group D1 I am confident that I know what is required to avoid academic integrity issues (e.g., acknowledging the