Time management
This term refers to the act of delaying tasks you know you should be doing.
Procrastination.
Listening to lectures and reading textbooks are examples of this type of learning, where you take in information rather than doing it yourself.
Passive learning.
True or false: investing teaches self discipline, and time management.
True.
True or false: Networking and making professional connections can help you land a job.
True.
This social media platform helps you connect with professionals and showcase your skills for job opportunities.
LinkedIn.
This digital companion keeps teens busy with apps, notifications, and social media making it today’s top distraction
Phone.
Learning by doing, questioning, and explaining basically, thinking out loud while studying is this type of learning.
Active learning.
This type of expense stays the same each month, like a phone bill or rent
Fixed.
You can meet new people and share hobbies by joining one of these organized groups or activities.
Club or team.
This type of work experience can be either paid or unpaid, giving students hands-on skills in a professional setting.
Internship.
Bell times, class periods, and after-school activities all make up this organized list known as a ______
Schedule
Students who learn best by building models, acting things out, or practicing skills are using this learning style.
Kinesthetic learning.
Using this card affects your bank account immediately, while using this card builds your credit history if you pay on time
Debit card, credit card.
Treat everyone with this, even if their food, hobbies, or family traditions are very different from yours.
Respect.
This document is often submitted alongside a resume to explain why you are a strong candidate.
Cover letter.
This strategy involves doing the most important assignment first.
Prioritizing.
By dividing the page into sections for cues, notes, and summaries, this type of system improves comprehension and review.
Cornell notes.
This financial activity not only grows wealth but encourages habits like delaying gratification and scheduling tasks efficiently.
Investing.
Saying ‘no’ to extra work, limiting social media use, or asking for personal space are examples of this protective practice.
Boundary/ setting boundaries.
This term refers to the professional relationships you build during an internship that can help you in your future career.
Networking.
This skill requires predicting how long a task will take something most students underestimate by at least 50%.
Time estimation.
This method consist of working or studying for a certain amount of time, and then taking short breaks and repeating.
Pomodoro technique.
This type of retirement account in the U.S. allows contributions to grow tax-deferred, and is often offered through your job.
401(k).
Joining activities and discovering common interests is the key to doing this successfully in a new setting.
Making new friends.
What is the formula for success that we displayed on the presentation last week?
Personal satisfaction + professional growth.