Degree Plan
Degree that requires 60 credit hours
What is ASSOCIATES degree
A memory technique where information is grouped into smaller, more manageable units (chunks) to improve short-term retention and comprehension.
What is Chunking
People learn from one another thought observation
What is Bandura's Theory of Social Learning
Sensory preference assessment
What is VARK Assessment
Cultural, Media & Computer
What is Information Literacy
effective goal-setting and objective development
What is SMART Goals
Preview, Mark what you read, stay focused and review
What is 4 Steps in Active Reading
pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something- example: PEMDAS
What is Mnemonics
Part of a textbook contains a list of key words and their definitions
What is Glossary
Theorist of 8 Multiple Intelligences
Who is Howard Gardner
a professional who guides students through their academic journey, helping them choose courses, understand degree requirements, and plan for their future
What is Academic Advisor
List of important task
What is To- Do List
Areas of academic study are called
What is Disciplines
First step in Research
What is Asking Questions
Physical, Security, Social, Ego, Self-Actualization
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Degree that requires 120 credit hours
What is BACHELOR of ARTS Degree
An arrangement of the days, weeks, and months of the year
What is a Calendar
What is Locus of Control *bonus, name 2 type*
Note-taking format includes a "recall" column
What is Cornell Notes
A natural physiological and psychological response to various internal and external pressures or demands
What is Stress
Retain and recall information over a period ranging from hours to years
What is Long-term Memory
Sunday 11:59PM
What is a DUE DATE
What is Semantic Memory
On-campus employment where you can connect with instructors and administrators you can later consult as mentors or professional references.
What is Work Study
Social networks and the tendencies that arise from these networks to do things for each other
What is Social Capital