The Application-Principle Learner
As an Application-Principle Learner, you have a high level of self-efficacy for writing and a high ability to initiate your work, plan ahead, resolve problems, self-evaluate, revise, and finish writing independently. You have a broad application of deep experience and knowledge; with increased experience will come the ability to apply (teach) knowledge to others. You take responsibility for your learning environment, and you know where to find help should you ever need it. You also know what tools and support you need to complete your work and you use them when necessary.
Strengths
Planning and initiative (self-efficacy and motivation)
Self-regulated learner (effective use of learning supports, tools, and feedback)
Resolves problems self efficaciously (self-awareness)
Translates class content into writing easily
Knows and apply all steps of the writing process
Development
Learn what writing resources are available to you should you need help as you advance to more complex assignments and work
Know your point(s) of contact with learning & writing support on campus
Self-regulation; completing work without tools or support
Self-confidence and personal voice as a writer
