Chapter 7
the process of info for greater understanding by reviewing your notes, connecting ideas, etc.
Comprehension
A set of practices, philosophy, values or codes of conduct associated with an organization ; usually different from high school.
College Culture
Honesty/responsibility in intellectual honesty
Academic Integrity
Ability to control is within your control
Internal locus of control
Wrote "A Theory of Human Motivation" (1943)
Abraham Maslow
these four steps include (1) sensory input, (2) sensory memory (3) working memory and (4) long-term memory.
Memory Process
Studies how we think, remember , decide and perceive info, as well as how we learn to acquire, process, and store.
Cognitive Psychologist
To use someone's work without citation
Plagiarism
The belief in your ability to meet a goal
Self Efficacy
Diagram that demonstrates the order in which human needs must be met
Hierocracy of Needs
It is a two column format (main idea & support info) with summary at bottom, invented by Walter Paulk in the 1950s.
Cornell Notes
Focuses on minor aspects of info
Shallow Learning
Two or more people attempting to deceive instructor.
Collusion
Anxiety usually from past experiences in school.
Math Anxiety
Realizing full potential ,ability to be creative, spontaneous, problem solve.
Self-Actualization
Has general info on left of margin with supporting info under with and indent.
Outline Method
Focus on personalization of learning
Deeper Learning
Also known as "emotional quotient", an array of non-cognitive capabilities, competencies, and skills that influence one's ability to succeed in coping with environment demands or pressures.
Emotional Intelligence
Environment controls outcome of life.
External Locus of Control
Activities / accomplishments relevant to your academic career.
Academic priorities
To learn through repeated experience or exposure to concept.
Recursive Learning
How you interact with instructions , staff, and other students. Expected to be courteous , respectful, and tolerant of those who think different or have different values.
Academic Ettiquette
To adjust to new temperature, climate, environment, etc.
Acclimate
Given based on financial need with no payback (FAFSA).
Grants
A person who is committed no matter what.
Tenacious