What Is?
Using resources to reach goals
What is management?
To carry out a plan of action
What is implement?
True or False: The management process doesn't tell you set and reach goals.
False
A repeated pattern of behavior.
What is a habit?
What was the last topic discussed in Lesson 4-1?
What is Study Skills?
The series of steps for reaching a goal. They are setting planning, implementing, and evaluating.
What is the management process?
What is the first step to the management process?
What is setting goals?
The skill of organizing your time so you can accomplish what you need to do.
What is time management?
Varies but needs to be explained.
The Management Process, Goals, Time Management, or Study Skills.
The condition under which you learn best?
What is Learning style?
True or False: People set unrealistic goals
True
Name one type of learning style from the Learning & Study Styles and Skills worksheet.
True or False: Habits are only hurtful to your time management.
False. Habits can also be helpful.
What part of Lesson 4-1 was most helpful to you?
Varies but must be fully answered.
What is one of your goals and why?
Must explain.
To judge an entire plan of action
What is evaluate?
To put off difficult or unpleasant tasks until later.
What is procrastinate?
Tell us about a positive habit you have.
Varies and must be explained.
Must be explained thoroughly.
A written plan for reaching goals within a certain period of time.
What is schedule?
Name all of the steps to the management process
1. Setting goals
2. Planning
3. Implementing
4. Evaluating
Give three examples of learning styles & explain what each will look like
Visual - Seeing material (copying notes, highlighting, or having written instructions)
Auditory - Listening (hear a lecture, read out loud, or listen to the tape recorder
Kinesthetic - Physical activity learning (Projects, or hands-on assignments)
Varies but must be explained.
What task are you most likely to procrastinate about and why?
Must be explained.