The first opportunity to find out what the professor expects in order for you to earn a good grade
What is the course syllabus
200
The lecture organizational types
What are Inductive, Deductive, Chronological, Spatial, Logical and Topical
200
Checking how information is organized, is there a chapter outline, vocabulary to be mastered
What is previewing a textbook chapter
200
explain point more fully, separate out two points, give an example, define a key term
What are ways to improve research paper clarity
200
Studying over several days rather than just the night before
What is distributed review or study
300
The first item that should be written into your Master Schedule
What is your class times
300
reading assignments, reviewing previous class notes, bringing all necessary materials
What are effective before lecture strategies
300
text reading systems that should be used with difficult reading material
What is SQ3R or S-RUN-R
300
"and", "or", "not"
What is Boolean operators used in limiting the search
300
prepare well, use relaxation strategies, avoid negative thoughts, use visualization, don't arrive too early, identify your triggers
What are ways for coping with test anxiety
400
When you should set up your Master Schedule and do work requiring large blocks of time
What is on Sundays/Sunday Ritual
400
What the questions you list in the left column of your lecture notes are called
What is "mirror questions"
400
headings/subheadings, main ideas, implied main ideas, supporting details
What is what should be marked in text
400
The number of times you should gather research sources while writing a paper
What is twice (when deciding on your question and when filling in holes in your outline)
400
Read all questions and all answers before selecting correct answer, underline key words, work to eliminate incorrect alternatives, connect stem of question to each alternative answer
What are effective strategies for answering multiple choice tests.
500
How frequently and how long are effective study breaks
What is 10 minutes after every 1 hour of work
500
Themes, essential characteristics, theories, significance of related events, important facts
What is the content of your notes for Analytical Lectures
500
survey, read, underline, note take, review
What are the steps of S-RUN-R
500
What is checked on a websearch to make sure you have only scholarly sources
What is peer-reviewed sources
500
The type of class that Jerry Seinfeld was teaching during the video we watched