Organizational Patterns
Key words include one type of, another group
What is classification
Learning through participation in activities
What is active learning
The process of writing key information in the margins
What is text annotating.
an abbreviation that helps you remember important terms
What is an acronym.
supporting details like facts and statistics
What is logic.
Key words include, as a result, therefore because of this
What is cause/effect.
Learning information through pictures, colors, and shapes
What is visual learning.
A system of note taking dividing page in 4 sections
What are Cornell Notes
Putting work off until the last minute
What is procrastination.
used to describes a person's opinions and preferences
What is bias.
Key words include, likewise, different from, instead of
What is compare and contrast.
Learning information through seeing the big picture
What is global learning.
What you already know about a topic
What is prior knowledge.
a piece of writing that focuses on one main idea
What is a paragraph.
Begins with a general idea and follows with specific details
What is Deductive Reasoning (Thinking)
Key words include, meanwhile, soon, later
What is chronological order.
Learning information through written and spoken words
What is verbal learning.
grouping information into topics and subtopics
What is outlining.
a location free from distractions and clutter for working and studying
What is a workspace.
Begins with specific examples and leads to a general conclusion
What is Inductive Reasoning (Thinking)
a template for visually demonstrating relationships between ideas.
What is a graphic organizer.
The different ways people learn new information
What is a learning style.
paying attention, asking questions, and making connections
What is active listening.
a tool for organizing your daily schedule and recording important tasks
What is a planner.
a faulty or incorrect argument
What is a Logical fallacy