Preparing for an exam
Ha information about when, where, what, and with who you will study
What is a study plan?
You should take a deep _____________ before entering the classroom and tell yourself that you will do well because you have prepared well
What is a breath?
A psychological idea that includes: psychological needs, safety needs, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization
What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
social environment, monitoring performance, use of time, and methods of learning are all components of ___
What is academic self-regulation
Text books, notes, study guides, and past exams are all examples of..
You should always get plenty of ________ when trying to stay focused while studying
What is sleep?
.edu, .gov, and scholarly articles are examples of ___
What are credible sources?
a study technique that includes deciding on a task to complete, setting a timer, taking a break, and repeating the cycle multiple times
What is the pomodoro technique?
Flash cards, summary notes, and predicted test questions are examples of...
What are study tools?
If the test requires you to read passages or charts and then answer questions about what you read you should...
What is reading the questions first?
What are logical fallacies?
preparing for class, attending class, reviewing what you learned, studying, and assessing learning are components of ___
What is the study cycle?
You should avoid this! Trying to study everything right before the test. Instead you can use time management and organize to better prepare yourself.
What is cramming for a test?
If your answer does not match one of the choices, reread the problem, recopy the numbers, and try solving it again. This is an example of
What are math exam tips?
A cognitive activity in which you are consciously using your brain to make sense of the world around us and deciding how to respond to it.
What is thinking?
If you change your study location and who you are studying with then you are changing your ______ and ____
What is the physical and social environment?
This is a study trick that can help you with memorization. It is a pattern of phrases, words, ideas or associations. Give the group an example!
What is a mnemonic device?
This occurs when anxiety becomes excessive and limits your ability to do well on an exam.
What is test anxiety?
Knowledge about cognition and regulation of cognition (self-regulation) are two components of ___
What is metacognition?
Representation (maps), outlining material, mnemonics, and creating your own notes are examples of ___
What are meaningful methods of learning?