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I am a goal that is concerned with the grade I receive in a class.
What is a Performance goal.
The act of delaying some task that needs to be completed.
What is Procrastination?
Information that is important and we are exposed to frequently is stored here?
What is Long Term Memory?
That time at which you are initiated into the adult world.
What is independence?
One's self-concept, as contrasted with the development of differences within the personality.
What is individualism? (NOT individuality)
I am a goal that seeks to learn how to write 3 ways to introduce an essay.
What is a Learning Goal?
The Eisenhower Matrix, doing something that is due tomorrow and counts for 50% of your grade.
What is Urgent and Important?
You use me when you are actively performing a task.
What is Working Memory?
Your perception of who or what controls you from outside of yourself to within.
What is locus of control?
Those abilities that come as a result of the interaction of your genes, your environment, your experience, and your effort.
What are talents?
My mindset believes that I am born with a certain amount of intelligence.
What is fixed mindset?
The words in SMART, an acronym for setting goals.
What is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound?
I am one of the best ways to learn something. (*Not only do you know enough to take a quiz/test, you understand the concepts on a deeper level.)
What is Teach it to someone else?
Perry's Stages of Cognitive Development in order.
What are Dualism, Multiplicity, Relativism, and Commitment?
Keirsey's list of temperaments and which letter pairs they correspond to.
What are Guardians (SJ), Artisans (SP), Idealists (NF), and Rationals (NT)?
A mindset that believes that people can exercise their brains and improve their performance.
What is a growth mindset?
I complete my most unpleasant task first.
What is "Eat the Frog?"
I study History for 1 hour, then Math for 1 hour, followed by Spanish for 1 hour.
What is Interleaving?
The three deflections to growth identified by Perry.
What are Retreat, Escape, and Temporizing?
The eight attributes described by Jung and used in the MBTI.
What are Sensing, Intuition, Thinking, Feeling, Introversion, Extraversion, Judging, and Perceiving?
The six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy in order.
What are Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate, and Create?
Four steps of the Pomodoro Technique in order.
What are Decide on a task, Set a timer, Work on the task, When the timer goes off, put a check mark on the paper?
The derivative of 2xe^(sin(3x))
What is 2xe^(sin(3x)) + 6xcos(3x)e^(sin(3x))?
The seven vectors associated with the transition from youth to adulthood.
What are Developing competence, Managing emotions, Moving into autonomy, Developing mature interpersonal relationships, Establishing identity, Developing purpose, and Developing integrity?
The nine intelligences of a person's multiple intelligences.
What are Logical-mathematical, Linguistic, Musical, Spatial, Bodily-kinesthetic, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Naturalistic, and Existential?