CORE
The first letter of the C.O.R.E acronym
What is Collect?
The type of mindset you should have about studying
Index cards that include possible test questions and answers
What are flash cards?
Fuel your brain works best with
What is oxygen, water, and glucose?
The third letter of the C.O.R.E. acronym
What is Rehearse?
How often you should take a break from studying
What is every 30-60 minutes?
A type of graphic organizer that depicts key concepts at the top and places additional levels of information below that
What is a hierarchy?
What you should gather before you start studying
What are all your course materials?
The second letter of the C.O.R.E. acronym
What is Organize?
Engaging in numerous study sessions spread out over time
What is a distributed study schedule?
A linear organizer that involves putting yourself into the mind of the instructor and trying to assess what may be on the test
What is creating test questions?
The fourth letter of the C.O.R.E. acronym
What is Evaluate?
A place where you aren't distracted and can study easily
What is an ideal study space?
What is condensing course materials?
A paper with three sections, where section A has answers, section B has questions, and section C has key concepts and main ideas
What is a Cornell Study Sheet?