Chapter 3
You see a boat filled with people. It has not sunk, but when you look again you don't see a single person on the boat.
Why?
They are couples
How does Katie organize her classes online?
What is Google Drive Folders?
What is the name of this chapter?
what is How Do You Read to Learn
What was the first thing we talked about this chapter?
Test Anxiety
Who did we shoutout in class for USA South Honors?
What is a Fallacy
a defect in logic that weakens your argument
Explain Mental v Physical Prep for Class
-Mental Preperation: Go with confidence, complete assignments for class before you go so you, think about how material form last class will relate to this one, review the syllabus
- Physical Prep: GET ENOUGH SLEEP, eat breakfast if youre that guy, make sure you have the materials you need for class, be punctual
DAILY DOUBLE!!
Who was the man I wrongly identified in the picture from the reading graphics slide?
Teddy Roosevelt
What are the types of tests we looked at?
Paper Test, Open-Book, Take-Home, Online, Presentations and Oral Tests
What is the one question you shouldn't ask your professor if you miss class?
"Did I miss anything important?"
What is one of the questions asked for the approach to thinking critically?
1. What is the problem or cause really about?
2. What are my options?
3. What do I know about each option
4. How good is my information
How are Acrostics Different from Mnemonic Devices?
Acrostics also use the first letters but turn them into a sentence or phrase instead of a word, Mnemonic devices are memory tricks that help people recall lists or data by creating words.
What is it called when you only read the important parts of a passage/ material you're given?
what is skimming
What do you do when you're sick and can't come to class?
Start with a mental health check
Make the proper appointments
Email Your Professor
Do related assignments
How much money are you losing when you skip class?
What are all 6 types of thinking skills?
1. Remembering and Recalling
2. Understanding
3. Applying
4. Analyzing
5. Evaluating
6. Creating
What is the purpose of having such small amounts of information on these slides?
Boost Retention to the Speaker
What types of annotating should you include in your textbooks/material
What are question marks (??) and highlighting passages
Where can you find mentorship on campus? (include 3 examples)
PACE, Raytoya Mason, Your Professors
What are some elements to sending a strong email when missing class?
Clear Gretting, Date for missing class, Email of Doctor Notes, Clear Closing
Come up and write all of the answers to the crossword exit ticket.
katie will check it
What are the Principles of Active Listening?
What are:
1.Focus on what is being said
2.Repeat what you just heard
3.Ask Speaker to Clarify
4.Look for non-verbal signs
5.Listen for request
What is the Big 4 from this chapter?
Preparing, Reading, Capturing Big Ideas, Reviewing
What happened when you last wrote the information you got wrong on a test?
You created the wrong link in your memory
What are the 5 steps to an elevator pitch?
Start with a Hook, Say who you are, Highlight what you do, Show your Strengths, End Goal/Call to Action