Time Management
Planning using a reverse strategy beginning with the end in mind.
What is Cornell notes
Importance of reading material prior to class
Two different types of presentations
Two different types of reasoning
Deductive and Inductive reasoning
Goals using Haslows Hierarchy of needs pyramid
Used to increase the rate of writing
What are abbreviations
Familiar studying strategy where one side mentions the definition and the other provides the answer
A reactions compared to a brief overview of most important points in a presentation
A method of increasing working memory from standard five to nine bits of information
The level of importance you place on activities or accomplishments relative to academic career
What is academic priorities
Note taking occurs in this state of memory process
What is Sensory Memory
Used to store more information in the working memory using acronyms or acrostics
What is mnemonic devices
Most important strategies when writing a presentation
What is limiting information and looking at the big picture
Dr. Chew developed this method of learning
What is Deep Processing
What is procrastination
Visual Note taking method that uses pictures, texts, and arrangements of information for evaluation, synthesis, and analysis.
What is Graphic Organizers
A method for easy recall where one imagines a room housing the information trying to be recalled
The Loci Method
List two qualities of amazing public speakers
What is know your strengths while speaking and begin your speech with an engaging emotional story
Independent learning characteristics in a person
What is persistence, tenacity, and grit
Maslow's highest need on his pyramid
What is Self-Actualization
Survey, Question, Read, Record, Recite, Review note taking method
What is the SQ4R system
Two learning strategies utilized to increase learning
What is procedural and declarative content
These are the five steps to active listening
What is focus on the meaning, non-verbal cues, remove personal bias, do not interrupt, respond appropriately
Visual, Auditory, Tactile
What is Learning Preferences