Exercise
Sleep
Note Taking Methods
Test Taking Tips
Goals
100

Define bodily-kinesthetic.

Learning material by using the body or moving

100

What is insomnia? 

When you can’t sleep, or you are awake for a long time during the night

100

What form of note-taking can be informal or formal and summarizes what is being learned?

Outline

100

What are the two general types of tests?

Formative and Summative Assessments

100

What is a short term goal?

Goal for 6 months or less

200

What are the types of exercise?

Flexibility, cardiovascular, and strength

200

How much sleep is enough sleep?

7-9 hours

200

What type of note-taking do visual learners prefer?

Word map/word web

200

What are the 5 types of questions?

Multiple choice, true/false, matching columns, short answer, and essay

200

What is a long term goal?

Goal for more than 6 months

300

What does exercise improve?

Sleep and stress

300

Who is the most sleep deprived group in the country?

College students

300

Which note-taking type uses bullet points?

List

300

Name 3 different forms of tests.

Paper Tests, Open-Book Tests, Take-Home Tests, Presentations/Oral Tests

300

What is a goal?

A result we intend to reach through our own actions

400

What are the psychological benefits of exercise?

Improved mood, ability to focus, and feeling better

400

What are some tips to help a person sleep?

Avoid nicotine, avoid caffeine 6-8 hours before bed, don’t eat 2-3 hours before bed

400

Which note-taking method is considered a combination/mix of all methods?

T-note/Cornell method

400

What 3 steps should each study session involve?

Gather your learning materials, apply/visualize, and cement your knowledge

400

What is a force or action to help you reach your goal?

Motivation

500

How many times do you need to exercise a week?

Three days a week; 20-30 minutes

500

Name a consequence of sleep deprivation.

Causes sleepiness, difficulty paying attention in class, and ineffective study

500

What does SQR3 stand for?

Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review

500

Name at least 5 steps to overcome stress of a test.


  1. Be prepared

  2. Bounce bad vibes

  3. Visualize success

  4. It’s All About You

  5. Have A Plan And Follow It

  6. Make sure you eat well and get a good night’s rest before an exam

  7. Chill

500

What are S.M.A.R.T. goals?

Specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time frame bound goals 

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