Goals-social capital
Educational planning-support
Notes-procrastination
Preparing for Assessments
Metacognition-neuroplasticity
100

A goal you accomplish in days or weeks. 

What is short-term goal? 

100

This refers to disciplines, course requirements, and credit amounts that must be met in order to successfully complete the degree.

What are degree requirements?

100

A method of note taking that involves drawing

What are visual notes/sketch notes?

100

An informal assessment use to help teachers evaluate their approach to a topic

What is formative assessment? 

100

Your awareness of your level of understanding

What is metacognition?

200

The acronym WOOP in goal setting stands for ____. 

What is Wish, Outcome, Obstacle, and Plan?

200

Classes that must be successfully completed before a more advanced class may be taken.

What are prerequisites?

200

A method of note taking that systematically organizes information

What is the Cornell method or Evidence and Interpretation (E&I) Logs?

200

This is one of the four areas of academic planning and success. This planning is all about defining how you will need to demonstrate your skills and abilities, and then developing a plan.

What is intellectual planning? 

200

A way of learning in which you try to make the information meaningful to yourself.

What is deep processing?

300

A form of capital that emphasizes how students can use contacts to navigate through college.  

What is social capital? 

300

These librarians can help you with brainstorming and creating a thesis. 

What are research librarians? 

300

According to Tim Urban, what helps students to get motivated when they are procrastinating? 

What is the panic monster? 

300

Three things that are helpful before you take an exam

What is good nutrition, quality sleep, hydrate, study often, positive attitude, ask questions, exercise. . .

300

True or false?

Anytime you learn anything, you’re changing the structure of your brain

What is true?

400

This is specific type of social capital. The shared understanding within groups and communities that partially governs our interactions with one another.

What is cognitive social capital?

400

Three career pathways. 

What are arts, humanities, and communication; business; education; healthcare; STEM; and social and behavioral sciences/public services?

400

According to Tim Urban, the area where fun happens and fun shouldn't be happening because you have assignments to complete. It's an area filled with dread. 

What is the Dark Playground? 

400

True or False - When taking an exam, you should answer all the questions first and then review

What is false?

400

Deep processing's four areas include elaboration, distinctiveness, personalizing, and

What is appropriate retrieval and application?

500

This is defined by Dr. Tara Yosso as the hopes and dreams students have.  

What is aspirational capital? 

500

A guide with action items that is designed for students to meet the requirements for a particular program and earn a degree or certificate

What is a course map? 

500

These procrastinators have trouble saying "no" or asking for help. They may need to learn to prioritize and set boundaries.

What are over-doers?

500

If you are a student acting with strict ____ goals, your primary psychological concern might be to appear intelligent to others.

What are performance-oriented students?

500

Highly practiced behavior that requires no conscious effort is called what?

What is automaticity? 

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