Note Taking and learning
question on one side answer on the other
What are flashcards?
A structure that helps rebuild society by understanding the order of events needing to occur to maximize the efforts of everyone and everything.
What is Maslow "Hierarchy of Needs"?
The belief in your ability to finish a project or meet a goal
What is self-efficacy?
Processes only bits of information
What is Sensory Memory?
refers to a set of practices, philosophy, values, or codes of conduct associated with an organization
What is college culture?
The omission of a summary at the bottom of the page as is expected in the Cornell method.
What is a two column system?
refers to the series of seven attributes of a well-written goal
The "SMARTER" goal
Perception of your overall worthiness
What is self-esteem?
A name that was given to the process?
What is Central Executive?
studies how we think, remember decide, and perceive information, as well as how we learn to acquire, process, and store it
What is a cognitive psychologist?
A picture that represents a thousand words
Working from the end to beginning
What is Backward planning
Self-monitor what you are learning
What is Reflection?
Store critical pieces of information
What is long term memory?
requires more time to analyze what you are learning
What is deeper thinking?
Learning through repeated experience or exposure to a concept
What is recursive learning?
Realizing your full potential
Checking your answers
What is Double-Checking?
Sensory Input, Sensory Memory, Long term memory, Working memory
What is stages of memory processing?
continued effort to succeed at something despite setbacks
What is perseverance?
A format for taking notes, which creates connections between the ideas presented
What is the outline method of note taking?
Ability on how you plan and control your time
What is time management
Reduce the pressures to pass the test by focusing on learning.
What is redirecting challenges?
process new information based on prior knowledge?
What is Schema?
reflects how you interact with your instructors, college staff, and other students
What is Academic etiquette?