Note It Down
Beat the Clock
Peer Coaches
Goal Diggers
Tips + Tricks
100

Writing things down so you can remember them later is called this.

What is "Notetaking"

100

This common tool helps you organize daily tasks and appointment, it's found in both paper and digital forms.

What is a planner (or calendar)

100

This is an experienced student on campus that is trained to help you with all academic disciplines and to help you adjust to college life

What is a Peer Coach

100

This theory of motivation explains that effort depends on how much you value a goal and how likely you think you are to achieve it.

What is the Value × Expectation Theory?

100

Where is the worst place to do homework?

What is your bedroom

200

Highlighting too much text can backfire, so highlight only these parts.

What is "key words" and "main ideas"

200

Often underestimated, ensuring you get enough of this each night is crucial for cognitive function and effective time management. 

What is sleep.

200

This is the amount of Peer Coaches we have on campus

What is two

200

This popular phrase encourages you to focus on your reason for doing something, your deeper sense of purpose, or to stay motivated.

What is "remember your why?"

200

This is qualities of a good place to study on campus?

What is a place that is quiet, without distraction, and comfortable

300

Recording questions in the margin of your notes helps with this learning skill that test memory

What is "active recall"

300

This is when you chunk certain times in the day in your planner to complete certain tasks

What is time blocking

300

This is when Peer Coaches are in a communal space offer snacks and conversation

What is snack and study

300

What do we call motivation that comes from inside, like curiosity or wanting to learn?

What is intrinsic motivation?

300

Visiting your professor during this scheduled time is a great way to get help, ask questions, and improve your understanding of the class.

What are office hours?

400

This is the best time to start writing notes.

What is "before class"

400

This involves setting clear, achievable goals that are Specific, Measurement, Achievement, Relevant, Time-Oriented.

What is a "SMART goal"

400

These are some ways you can connect with a Peer Coach on campus

What is email, appointment, or workshops

400

What type of motivation comes from outside rewards like grades, praise, or money?

What is extrinsic motivation?

400

Studying with classmates who keep you accountable and help you stay on track is an example of this helpful academic strategy

What is forming a study group?

500

Splitting your page into a note column, a question column, and summary column creates this popular notetaking technique.

What is "Cornell Method"

500

This popular technique is the act of split your time up into small chunks with same breaks.


Hint: This is what Italians call kitchen timers.

What is "Pomodoro Technique"

500

Peer coaches send these to freshmen every week to share tips, reminders, and helpful resources for staying on track in college.

What is weekly newsletter.

500

What is the difference between FIXED mindset and GROWTH mindset?

A fixed mindset views abilities as unchangeable, while a growth mindset believes they can be developed through effort and dedication.

500

If you need help understanding a difficult class or want extra practice, this is a place where you can meet with a peer or a tutor

What is the academic success center?

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