Goals & Time Management
Postive Attitude
Thinking Critically
Processing & Learning Info
Taking Notes
100
What is backward planning?
A way to set a goal by beginning with the end in mind and work backward.
100
Define self-efficacy.
The belief in your ability to finish a project.
100
What are the three critical thinking stages of Bloom's Taxonomy?
- Analysis
-Evaluation
-Creation
100
What is the organizing method individuals use to process new information based on prior knowledge?
Schema
100
What are two methods of note taking?
- Outlining
-Cornell Notes
200
What are personal and academic priorities?
Academic priorities are a level of importance relative to academic duties.
Personal priorities are important to an individual accomplishment.
200
What is the term for healthy stress that produces positive attitude and mental health?
Eustress.
200
What is another good position for entry into flow because you feel confident in your skill?
Control
200
What is declarative knowledge, and an example?
It is information based on facts or events.
EX: naming parts to the water cycle, or parts of human body, parts to the rock cycle.
200
List two advantages to note taking.
- Increase of focus and attention
-Increase in recall and recognition
-increase in comprehension
-Increase in review of concepts
300
What are the attributes of SMARTER goals?
S for Specific
M for Measurable
A for Attitude
R for Relevant
T for Time-Bound
E for Evaluate
R for Revise
300
What are the difference between Intrinsic and Extrinsic motivation?
Intrinsic Motivation: motivators within you to help you achieve your goals.
Extrinsic Motivations: motivators stemming from external factors.
300
What are the levels of Blooms Taxonomy?
1. Remembering
2. Understanding
3. Application
4. Analyzing
5. Evaluating
6. Creating
300
According to Cognitive researchers, what is the easiest way to achieve selective attention?
By setting goals
300
What is a strategy to use your notes as a study tool?
-use a set of note cards
- self- quiz: by covering answer/notes column and read question/cue.
400
What are two benefits to organizing your weekly and monthly schedule?
-Managing your time
-Minimizing your stress
-Making more time for social events
-Being able to submit work on time
400
Explain the Expectancy Theory.
it is the motivational theory that suggests people anticipate an outcome by the efforts made toward the desired goal/outcome.
expectation+ effort= desired outcome
400
What does the acronym DUCK stand for?
-D: Direct
-U: Understand
-C: Connect
-K: Kick-it-around
400
What are the stages of memory processing?
1. Sensory Input
2. Sensory Memory
3. Working Memory
4. Long Term Memory
400
Define Studying productively.
being able to generate, create, enhance, or bring forth information from your memory more easily and automatically.
500
What are the 5 levels of Maslow's hierarchy needs?
1. Physicological Needs
2. Safety and confort
3.Love and belonging
4.Esteem
5. self- actualization
500
Explain external and internal locus of control.
Internal: It is being able to perceive your ability to control the factors of your life within your control.
External: It is when the individual perceives outside factors control the outcomes in their life.
500
What are the four stages of critical thinking?
500
What are two ways you can apply constructivism?
- Understanding the process of knowledge in core subjects
-Discussing during class
-asking information during class/ studying
-Arguing for/ against a point
-Building prior knowledge
500
What is the more fitted/correct term:
Learning Style or Learning Preference?
Learning Preference: it is more fitted to how the students prefer to learn. Unlike learning style, it is used by higher education professionals to label their students to what they think their students learn best. Often discouraging students ability to work on all three learning preferences.