Executive Functioning
Science of Learning
Mindsets
Study Skills
100

Quality sleep, regular exercise, proper nutrition, scheduled downtime, and limited screen time are all pillars of this routine that keeps your brain and body in top shape.”

What is self-care?

100

An aspect of learning that we have personal control over?

What is effort, attitude, or motivation?

100

Someone who says ‘I’m either good at it or I’m not’ is showing this mindset.

What is a fixed-mindset?

100

Starting with a deadline and creating a schedule of studying in chunks.

What is backwards planning?

200

Called your brain’s internal manager, it helps you plan, prioritize, manage time, stay focused, and get things DONE without chaos

What is executive functioning?

200

An aspect of learning that we can't control.

What is genetics?

200

Instead of thinking: "I will never understand physics", thinking: "By attending extra help I will better understand physics".

What is reframing a negative thought or flipping the script?

200

Breaking information or an assignment into manageable amounts so you feel less overwhelmed.

What is chunking?

300

A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound goes by this five-letter acronym.

What is a S.M.A.R.T. goal?

300

An aspect of our environment that we often cannot control?

What is economics, discrimination, family situations, or external life events??

300

Studies tell us that this mindset improves grades.

What is a growth mindset?

300

A study approach that includes studying for 25 minutes with 5 minute breaks.

What is the Pomodoro Method?

400

This term means ‘thinking about your thinking’ and asks you to notice your inner thinker and reflect on what works best for you.

What is metacognition?

400

The part of the brain that controls our executive functions (and often doesn't mature until our late twenties).

What is the pre-frontal cortext?

400

It's a myth about a fixed mindset.

What is that people cannot succeed or you cannot change it?

400

A memory booster that may require you to create funny acronyms or silly phrases.

What is a mnemonic?

500

Getting things DONE without chaos (planning, scheduling, focusing) help with this emotion?

What is anxiety or stress?

500

This 14-letter term describes how a teen brain rewires itself and stays highly adaptable.

What is neuroplasticity?

500

It's a myth about growth mindsets.

That they equal effort and are always include a positive attitude. 

500

A friendly app that helps with digital distractions by "growing trees"?

What is the forest app?

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