Learning Styles
This learning style likes listening. They benefit form talks and lectures. They absorb information easier from watching youtube.
What is an Auditory learner
What is the most important step in planning your day?
Listing all of the task you need to complete.
What is c-notes short for?
What are Cornell Notes?
48% of teens 14-18 report they ____________ feel stressed
What is sometimes?
Why is it important to review your notes?
You forget the context of notes
This learner enjoys learning from doing. Their style is useful for assembling and making products. They find it easy to demonstrate how to do something
What is a Tactile Learner
What does the L stand for in the LPET acronym stand for?
What is List?
What should you write on the left side of your Cornell Notes?
What are questions or main ideas
19% of teens ages 14-18 reported they _____________ felt stressed
What is rarely?
How often should you review your notes?
Every other day for at least 15 minutes.
This learner needs more time to complete tasks. They can be more interested in the appearance of something than its actual value. They may not spend enough time on, or give enough attention to specific details
What is a visual learner
What does the P stand for in the LPET acronym?
What is Prioritize?
a helpful strategy when you have to remember a list of words. To come up with
What are acronyms?
What is an unhealthy way to deal with stress
Taking drugs, drinking alcohol, harming yourself, or taking out your stress on someone else.
Fill in the blank....Sometimes teachers provide __________ __________ if not, you can always ask your teacher to identify important concepts or textbook chapters covered on the test.
What are study questions?
This learner may miss instructions or information if its presented orally. They find it difficult to concentrate on lengthy written task while seated.
What is a Tactile Learner
What does the T stand for the LPET acronym?
What is Timed Events First?
a helpful strategy when you have to remember words in a certain order like: (P)lease (E)xcuse (M)y (D)ear (A)unt (S)ally =Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction (order of operations)
What are acronymic sentences?
Name a positive way to cope with stress?
exercise
Fill in the blank...Look at the main concepts within chapters, words in bold (new vocabulary words or concepts), and end-of-chapter _____________.
What are questions?
This learner is unable to multitask, having to complete on job before starting another. They focus too much on small bits of information
What is an Auditory learner
What is estimate
When you sit down to study for a test, what's one of the first things you should do?
ØMake a checklist of the main points you think will be on the test.
ØNext to each main point, include the key words or terms you need to learn about that concept.
ØDon’t worry about filling in all the details—just list the big ideas and important terms.
Why is it important to make tough decisions when you are not emotional?
To prevent yourself from making a decision you will regret.
When reviewing your notes, name 3 things you should do.
1)Focus on one topic at a time.
2)Underline the terms or ideas you think are most important.
3)Summarize the main point in your own words.
4)"Fill in" the missing definitions, dates, or other details from your textbook.
5)Add question marks in places where info is missing or you just don't understand.
6)When you notes aren't clear, reread the text or ask someone for help.