The Individual
Techniques in the Classroom
Problem Solving
Bad Decision Making/ Pitfalls
Anything Goes Round!
100
Do we all study the same way?

NO!

100

Why is it important to pay attention in class?

Anything involving: learning things, taking in information, not having to study as hard for things in the future if you listen now 

100

Where are examples of situations that we use the concept problem solving? 

On a test, in a real-life situation, figuring out the punch-line to a joke, solving a mystery. 

100

True or False: You should always trust what students say might be on the test. 

FALSE! Study all of the content! 

100

What is creativity? 

ANY answer correct- example of creativity! 

200

True or False: it is okay for you and your friend to study different ways?

TRUE!

200
What is the SLANT approach used in?

The Classroom! 

200

What is the best problem-solving approach when studying for a subject such as Science or English?

Algorithmic Approach

200

What is the best way to answer a multiple choice question? 

Using the concept of confirmation bias: trying to answer the question without looking at the answers, then look at them, if your answer matches one of the options, select that one 

200

Why is it important to not let ourselves frame different concepts such as when students think concepts are "SO HARD"

It sways our decisions and judgments- ex. this will create a picture in our mind that concepts are super hard and now we won't be able to understand them ourselves, rather than going in with an open mind thinking we can learn it 
300

Why is it important to learn how you study best? 

Then you will see better results on tests!

300

Why is the slant approach important? 

It is recommended by many middle school teachers! 

300

How can you use an algorithmic approach to help to study to solve math problems on tests? 

writing down a procedure that guarantees you a solution, if you follow the instructions that you create for yourself, you will get the correct result. 
300

What is the name of the pitfall in studying when students spend hours sitting on the same question and not trying to solve it a different way? 

fixation 

300

One example on how to motivate yourself to study

rewarding yourself (breaks, candy), eliminating what makes you procrastinate, creating a study plan 

400

What are examples of different studying methods?

cue cards, writing down notes, reading a textbook, teaching the concepts to someone else 

400

What is SLANT an example of and how is this related to studying?

Acronym, these are great ways to remember harder concepts 

400
Why is a heuristic approach to problem solving sometimes a more-used method compared when studying rather than algorithmic? 

It is usually much faster compared to algorithmic. When you do not have enough tie and need an answer quickly. 

400

What is the best way when you are studying and stuck on a problem? 

ask someone for help or move on and go back to it, do not sit there for hours looking at it, this wastes valuable time! 

400

What is an example of a creative way to study? 

turning geography facts into songs, drawing the answers on flashcards, making games out of studying, reading textbooks like plays 

500

How can you figure out how you study best?

Trying out different methods and seeing what feels the best and makes the most sense. Which method is the most successful. 

500

What is another example of an acronym? 

Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge, FACE

500

What approach should be used when asked a question on a test such as: "what is the best route to get from point A to point B?" Why?

heuristic, because it is less time-consuming 
500

Why is being too over-confident not helpful when studying?

you may be feeling more confident than correct, it is important to try to share what you know with your peers or your teacher, so that if you say something incorrect they can tell you that you are wrong before the test! 

500
Is it better to visualize the end result of a good test or the process? 

The process 

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