Goal Setting and Time Management
Memory Processing
Locus of Control
Note Taking
Bonus Round
100

What is Multi-tasking

Doing several things at once.

100

How many memory works is there?

There's three main memory works.

100

What is the locus of control?

The perceived source of control over one's behavior.

100

What are the three R's?

Read, Recite, Review

100
What are T-notes?

A method to record, revise, and review.

200

For each hour of class, how many hours should you study?

2-3 of studying for each hour of class

200

How long does a sensory memory last?

A sensory memory lasts a split second.

200

What is it called when a person believes that they have little or no control over what happens to them?

External Locus of Control

200

How should a summary in Cornell notes be written?

Answer the questions you had written on the left side of your notes.

200

How do you maintain good values?

Identify and clarify what it is that you value in life.

300

What is time famine?

Time famine means too much to do but not enough time.

300

What is the working memory?

The part of the short term memory that actively processes memories and information.

300

Why may a person at the extreme of external locus of control suffer from high stress?

They may feel helpless in regards to what they have control over.

300

What is 10-24-7?

Repeat notes for 10 minutes, then again in 24 hrs and then again in 7 days

300

How do you re-focus while learning academically?

Sit up straight

Take a few deep breaths

Restate your intent

400

What's a SMART goal?

Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Relevant

Time-Bound

400

What is needed in order to get information into the long term memory?

A working memory is needed.

400
What does the internal locus of control produce?

It produces independent behavior 

400

What is the chunking method?

Writing one main idea for each chunk of information written.

400

How do you define the problem?

Identify the problem

Provide as many supporting details as possible

Provide examples

Organize the information logically

500

What is critical thinking?

The ability to analyze, apply, and evaluate.

500

What is schema?

An organizing method individuals use to process new information based on prior knowledge.

500

When are you most likely to obey?

When you have an internal locus of control because you feel in charge of your own life.

500

What is a multi-sensory approach?

Remembering more when you hear, see, and do something with the information.

500

What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Psychological needs

Safety needs

Loving/Belongingness

Esteem Needs

Self-Actualization