Study Plan
This is the first step in creating a study plan.
What is identifying your goals?
When starting a large project, it’s helpful to break it down into these.
What are smaller tasks or steps?
An elevator pitch is named after this short, timed activity.
What is an elevator ride?
A life vision often answers this question about where you see yourself.
What is the future?
The Honor Code emphasizes this trait, important for respecting others' work
What is honesty?
This specific, measurable, and time-bound approach to planning is
commonly recommended.
What are SMART goals?
This strategy involves dedicating blocks of time to specific activities
What is time blocking?
This element in an elevator pitch describes how your skills or background solve a specific problem
What is the problem-solution statement?
Mission statements are usually driven by this aspect of one's life, such as family or career.
What are personal values?
This action is a violation of the Honor Code and involves using
unauthorized sources during exams
What is cheating?
This study method divides large tasks into manageable pieces.
What is chunking?
Setting this type of limit on a task can help prevent perfectionism.
What is a time limit or deadline?
Including this element makes an elevator pitch more memorable.
This process involves setting long-term and short-term steps to fulfill your mission
What is goal planning?
Upholding the Honor Code fosters this kind of environment among
students.
What is a trustworthy and respectful environment?
This specific tool is useful for tracking both short-term and long-term assignments.
What is a planner or calendar?
Tracking this over a week can reveal where time is being spent.
What is a time log or time audit?
A well-crafted pitch typically avoids this type of language to stay concise.
What is jargon or filler language?
A mission statement should be both inspiring and achievable, often
referred to as this quality
What is realistic?
A community built on honor and integrity encourages students to follow these personal principles.
What are ethical standards?
Creating a study plan that emphasizes learning difficult topics first, while the brain is fresh, is known as this.
What is front-loading?
This term refers to making time for both professional and personal goals.
What is work-life balance?
This technique involves practicing in front of others to refine your pitch.
What is rehearsal with feedback?
Changing aspects of your vision statement as you grow or change is an example of this
Violating the Honor Code can damage this important aspect of one's reputation.
What is credibility?