The social worker had a lot of ________ towards her client. She really understood him.
What is empathy?
100
This is a systematic format for condensing and organizing notes.
What are cornell notes?
100
This level of questions cause students to recall information.
Ex. What is a chromosome?
What is a Level One question?
100
Marked by rude or peremptory shortness.
What is brusque?
200
To be generous in assistance to the poor.
What is benevolence?
200
The __________ of the football team was seen after the game when all of the players went out for pizza to celebrate their win.
What is camaraderie?
200
This Cornell University Education professor is credited with inventing the Cornell note-taking system in the 1950's.
What is Walter Pauk?
200
This level of questioning requires students to go beyond the concepts or principles they have learned and to use these in novel or hypothetical situations?
Ex: Use what you know about genes and chromsomes to predict the traits in a child.
What is a Level Three question?
200
Someone who conforms to established standards of conduct (especially in religious matters).
What is a conformist?
300
To be harmful to living things.
What is deleterious?
300
The _______ climate of the desert makes it impossible for most vegetation to exist. There is hardly any rain all year!
What is arid?
300
This section of Cornell notes is where the student jots down main ideas from a text or lecture. Sentences are often abbreviated.
This place is a hospital for the mnetally incompetent or unbalanced person.
What is an asylum?
400
Despite my mother's begging, I refused to ________ and eat vegetables with my dinner.
What is capitulate?
400
This section of Cornell Notes is where a student reviews the notes before summing up what was learned in 5-7 sentences. This method is believed to increase understanding of the topic.