Learning Styles
This type of learner prefers pictures, images, and the graphic display of information to learn.
Visual Leaner
When you put things off for a longer time.
Procrastination
This is the ability to focus one’s attention and cognitive resources on a specific task, activity, or piece of information while excluding or minimizing distractions.
Concentration
Identify two styles of note taking strategies.
Cornell Method, Outlining, Table or Charts, Concept Mapping and Visual Notetaking, Annotating.
This type of learner may prefer to record lectures and listen back at them when reviewing their notes or studying.
Auditory Learner
This prioritization technique helps you determine what is important/urgent and not important/not urgent.
Eisenhower Matrix
This is the cognitive ability and mental process that allows an individual to store, retain, and recall information, experiences, or knowledge acquired over time.
Memory
This action is the foundation for creating well-informed and comprehensive notes.
Active listening
This type of learner prefers using their body, hands, and sense of touch.
Kinesthetic Learner
This technique breaks a large task into smaller units by time or task.
Salami technique
A type of short-term memory, but we use it when we are actively performing a task like recalling our multiplications to solve an algebra problem.
Working Memory
The _______ timer technique can be used during a study session to avoid burnout and ensure you take breaks in between.
Pomodoro
The ______ Model focuses on the three types of learning, each linked to one of the basic senses thought to be used by students.
The VAK Model
The R.A.C Method is used to detect difficulties with time management. What does R.A.C stand for?
Record, Analyze, & Change
True or False: During the Retrieval process, the memory accesses the encoded information and brings it back into your conscious awareness.
True
________ is a way to remember things by using acronyms or other reminders.
Mnemonics
This theory proposed 8 different intelligences to describe how humans learn best.
Multiple Intelligence Theory
SMART Goals is the acronym for ?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant/Realistic, and Time-Based/Sensitive.
We remember (30%, 50%, or 70%) of what we hear & see.
50%
Identify two ways you can test yourself to see if you have learned the material.
Create Self-tests, flashcards, ask questions, utilize Cornell Notes, explain the concept to someone else.