MISC.
Passion and perseverance is.
What is GRIT?
managing your stress, recognizing negative feelings and thoughts, changing what is possible are examples of what
What is how to improve your attitude?
What is active listening?
the object of a person's ambition or effort ; and aim or desired result
What is a goal?
The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgement?
What is critical thinking?
What is one way to study?
taking notes, reading chapters, going to office hours, going to TASS, etc
the general desire or willingness to do something
What is motivation?
This is attempting to understand the perspective of the speaker and convey empathy through body language
What is Effective Listening?
Why do we set rules?
What is to take control of your life, maximize results, create focus, create accountability, motivation, helps to improve, get the best out of life
Strategies and techniques to manage studying
What is study skills?
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound
What are S.M.A.R.T. Compoments
What are the components of Attitude?
what is cognitive, behavioral, and affective?
Being in the moment, also a way of building resiliency is called?
What is Mindfulness?
What questions do you ask yourself to know if a goal is specific enough?
Who is involved, what do I want to accomplish, where is this goal to be achieved, when do I want to achieve this goal, why do I want to achieve this goal?
focused studying for 30 minutes followed by a 5 minute break where you think about what you just studied, then returning to study is called.
What is The Pomodoro Technique?
The color purple is said to aid in?
What is Memory?
What are ways to improve your motivation?
What is set clear goals, help yourself focus, pace yourself, prioritize, get enough sleep, eat and drink healthy, build a routine, etc.
This method is when you divide your paper into three columns. (1) The Cue column for questions about the topic/material, (2) the note taking column for notes taken during class and (3) the summary column where you write summary of the notes once class is done
What is the Cornell Method?
What questions do you ask yourself to know if a goal is attainable?
Do I have the resources and capabilities to achieve the goal, if not, what am I missing, have others done it successfully before?
exposing yourself to information in the hopes that it will "sink in" somehow
what is passive learning?
Who is the author of the book for this class?
Who is Thomas Frank
A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior
What is Academic Dismissal?
Kinesthetic, Auditory and Visual
What are the three learning styles we discussed in class?
What doe S.M.A.R.T. stand for?
What is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely?
when you force your brain to do things: work out a hard problem or recall previous information, etc.
What is active learning?