LinC (Learning in Communities)

Welcome

  • an innovative approach to learning designed for student success.
  • links two or more classes together with a common theme, content, and materials.
  • a group of students and faculty working collaboratively in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.
  • open to all De Anza students.

LinC courses are identified in the Schedule of Classes with the letter D at the end of the course number (i.e., READ D091.01D)



Mind Control: Persuasion and PropagandaOffered this Winter!

Mind Control:
Persuasion and Propaganda

Psychology 1 (PSYC 1)
and
Public Speaking (SPCH 1) 

See the full list of current LinC classes, including details for the Mind Control courses.

 

LinC students and faculty posing in L Quad.

The purpose of learning communitiesis to promote the success of our students by offering a better way to learn.

We learn naturally by making connections between different ideas and experiences.

In learning communities, we integrate two or more subjects to create a better and easier understanding of both.

You work with the same community of students in the linked classes, helping each other succeed and making friends along the way. With some common readings and assignments, you learn more and complete more units with less stress.



Learning in Communities
Contact: Matt Abrahams
Phone: 408.864.8534
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Last Updated: 12/18/12