Everything in its Place
You should be doing regular binder cleanouts and organization this often.
What is at least once a week?
To minimize interruptions while working, you need to do this.
You can use these to help you study for vocabulary tests.
What are flashcards?
Do this when you are handed the test or quiz.
What is look over the whole test/quiz?
This is another name for a positive way of thinking.
What is Growth Mindset?
When you are more organized, you have less of this.
What is stress?
You should be doing this with long term assignments.
What is chunk/breakdown?
You can play this game in order to help you prepare for a test or quiz.
What is Blookit, Gimkit, Quizizz, or Kahoot?
For a multiple choice question, do this with wrong answers.
What is eliminate?
This is a way to practice mindfulness.
What are breathing exercises, walks, naps, coloring, yoga, or meditation?
This is the one part of your binder that you should not be using.
What is the front pocket?
Managing your work time/ schoolwork gives you more of this.
What is free time?
Instead of studying for a test or quiz for an hour the night before, you should study this amount of time.
What is 15-20 minutes a night for 5 days?
If you are stuck on a question,you can always do this.
What is skip, circle it, and go back to it later?
This is one of the brain's executive functions. It helps you complete tasks in the moment.
What is Working Memory?
This is how you can organize your Chromebook.
What is delete old emails and documents, put Google Classrooms is order, and put other docs and files into categories?
Waiting until the last minute to get your work done is called this.
What is procrastination?
The most effective way of studying is called this.
What is active studying?
If you have a short answer or open response question, answer the question by doing this?
What is turning the questions around?
What you need in order to be successful when times are hard.
What is grit?
If you have 4 Core classes in your binder, this is how many tab dividers you should have.
What is 8-12?
Ways to procrastinate less and be more productive in order to meet deadlines.
What is check your agenda, put away distractions, chunk long term assignments, estimate, and prioritize?
Examples of this study strategy are PEMDAS and Never Eat Soggy Waffles.
What are mnemonics?
True or False questions are going to have these types of "trick/hints" in the question.
What are qualifiers and absolute qualifiers?
This is a skill you will need for your working memory.
What are listening skills, attentions skills, or decision making?