Learning Styles
This learning style prefers using charts, diagrams, maps, and other visual aids.
What is Visual Learning?
This popular study tool uses questions on one side and answers on the other.
What are Flashcards?
This document tells you important class deadlines, grading policies, and course expectations.
What is a Syllabus?
GTF stands for this organization.
What is the Greater Texas Foundation?
Someone who prefers listening to explanations, lectures, and discussions may favor this learning style.
What is Aural/Auditory Learning?
Studying for 30 minutes across several days instead of cramming everything into one night is an example of this strategy.
What is Spaced Practice?
This tool from our previous academic success lesson helps students see how they actually spend their time.
What is a Time Log?
This individual meeting allows students to discuss their academic progress and college experiences with their mentor.
What is a One-on-One Meeting?
Who just got their aggie ring?
Abby and Isela
This learning style involves taking detailed notes, reading textbooks, and writing summaries.
What is Read/Write Learning?
This study technique involves testing yourself on material without looking at your notes.
What is Active Recall?
Students can attend these sessions to ask their professors or teaching assistants questions outside of class.
What are Office Hours?
This questionnaire on Canvas helps students identify their preferences for visual, aural, reading/writing, and hands-on learning.
What is the VARK Questionnaire?
Name the mentors from the other section.
501 - Corey, Isela, Abby, and Josue
502 - Consuelo, Marisol, Madison, and Lauryn
Someone who learns through hands-on activities, experiments, and physical demonstrations may favor this learning style.
What is Kinesthetic Learning?
This study strategy involves explaining a concept to someone else to test how well you understand it.
What is Teaching Someone Else / the Feynman Technique?
Which is a more effective academic goal?
A. Study more.
B. Complete 15 practice problems before Friday.
What is B?
This GTF-related event is scheduled for November 13.
What is LC Trivia Night?
How many mentors have 20/20 vision?
3 (Marisol, Corey, and Isela)
A student scores equally high in two or more VARK categories. This term describes their combination of learning preferences.
What is Multimodal Learning?
A student spends hours watching lecture videos but struggles to solve exam questions. This study strategy would help them apply what they've learned.
What are Practice Problems?
A student studies for several hours every day but continues receiving low exam grades. Name TWO things they could change to improve their academic performance.
Any two reasonable strategies, such as changing study methods, reviewing incorrect answers, attending office hours, practicing more problems, or seeking tutoring.
What day was our first LC Event?
What is the name of all of the staff members?
Shaton, Key, Lewis, Maddie, Shelia