Study Strategies
By using multi-sensory approaches we are more likely to do this with information into long term memory
Encode
Which is more effective, multi-tasking or single-tasking
Single-Tasking
A reading model that includes-read, recite, and review is called
In the self-regulation process, asking yourself "how am i doing" is associated with
Self-reflection
Duckworth, Peterson, Matthews, and Kelly define this as "perseverance and passion for long-term goals."
Grit
A memory strategy that involves creating acronyms and has built-in retrieval cues
Mnemonics
Goal setting that is specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-based describes
SMART goal setting framework
When note-taking during class, what is an important clue that the professor may give to help students determine what they should write down?
The instructor says it's important, spends a lot of time on the topic, repeats information about concepts and provides several examples
Three key factors related to resilience and grit are mindset, perseverance, and
Support
When it comes to building and maintaining a support system, this matters more than what.
quality, quantity
High-performing students spend more time doing this than low-performing students
Using organizing strategies
The first step in the ABC's of effective goal setting and implementation is
Aim High
What are the 4 main categories of research-based study strategies that work?
Active Reading, Participating, Organizing, and Testing
The 2 main types of feedback are cognitive and outcome. These strategies are examples of
Self-reflection techniques
Being able to recognize the mood and feelings of others is an example of what type of intelligence
Emotional intelligence
A method that combines using highlighting, underlining, arrows, and margin notes in your text
Is an example of an active reading strategy
A key strategy to help combat procrastination is
Break large tasks into manageable chunks
Organizing Strategy
Goal setting, learning strategies, & self-reflection are a part of what process?
Academic Self-regulation
This time perspective is most linked to student success
Future
An example of the memory strategy called elaboration is
Think of personally meaningful examples of information
According to the ABCs approach to goal setting, the "S" stands for
Specify and Self-Reflect
Class participation, active reading, organizing/preparing/reviewing, and testing knowledge are
The 4 main categories of strategies that work
Students perform better when they engage in productive thinking. What type of locus of control facilitates a positive mindset and helps students perform better?
Internal locus of control
Students should major in happiness, meaning that students should choose a major that matches their what instead of trying to base career goals on salary.
Interests and values