Thinking Maps
This map is used to define a thing or idea.
What is a circle map?
Awareness and understanding of one's own though process.
What is metacognition?
This method of vocabulary comprehension uses clues that surround an unknown word to help reveal its meaning.
What is context clues?
It is considered one of the most important study habits.
What is managing your time?
Assuming that a behavior is natural for everyone can lead to unreasonable expectations of others and unnecessary frustration for yourself.
What is seek first to understand?
This type of map identifies the relationships between stages and sub-stages of an event.
What is a flow map?
The eight kind of intelligences.
What are: bodily/kinesthetic, visual/spatial, logical/mathematical, verbal/linguistic, musical/rhythmical, naturalist, interpersonal, and intrapersonal?
This reading comprehension method captures the main points or ideas and answers questions that may have come up earlier.
What is outlining?
Information on the internet to be cautious of.
What is who, when, where and how this information is provided?
The key to success is to be ________.
What is balanced?
This map map helps to identify relationships between people, and things.
What is a multi-flow map?
an _____ _____ might brainstorm to come up with ideas to solve a problem.
What is an active learner?
These are questions to which the answers are factual.
What are empirical questions?
Doing this before a test will help you organize your thoughts and commit material to long term memory.
What is review your notes?
This model is a reflection process used after each experience or action, to help you understand what happened and why.
What is the EIAG model?
On the lines within the first ________ to the right, write the major parts of the object.
What is brace?
This means that you consider facts and other perspectives, not just your own feelings and ideas.
What is objective thinking?
This method asks you to focus on short passages and create summaries for each passage.
What is GIST or generating interactions between schemata and test?
How to condition your mind for study mode.
What would be, study at the same place and time, every night?
Sharing observations with others is a responsibility and a privilege.
What is giving and receiving feedback?
these are tools that can aid you in keeping your ideas organized.
What are thinking maps?
An important component of our learning is the process of directing our attention.
What is attention and motivation?
Resemblance in some particulars between things otherwise unalike.
What is analogy?
Understand what you have read, think critically and objectively, and memorize.
What are study skills?
This groups human behavior into categories.
What are winning colors?