An example of this is passing your RDG 153 course this semester!
What is a short-term goal?
100
One yellow and one of another color (i.e. orange, pink, green, etc.)
What are the materials required for highlighting?
100
Messy desk, can't find things, miss appointments, unprepared for meetings, unable to concentrate/tired are signs of what?
What are problems with time management?
100
This learning style means a person learns best by hearing information.
What is auditory?
100
This is the number of bits of information a person can remember at a time.
What is 4-7 pieces of information?
200
This is considered something you are trying to achieve or accomplish. It has to be specific, measurable, attainable, and results-focused, and have a time-frame in mind.
What is a goal?
200
Preview looking for headings, bold and italicized words, then read through looking for definitions, examples, lists, and main ideas.
What are the basic steps to highlighting?
200
This captures all of the things/tasks you need to do in a given day.
What is a To-Do List?
200
This learning style means a person learns best by seeing information.
What is visual?
200
This is recalled without practicing, something that happened recently.
What is short-term memory?
300
This is an idea or vision you have created in your imagination or something you have wanted to do for a long time. It is not necessarily realistic or attainable.
What is a dream?
300
So information stands out when we go back and skim the chapter to study.
What is a reason we highlight?
300
In order to best manage your time, it is important to order your To-Do List by...
What is importance?
300
This learning style means a person learns best by doing hands on activities.
What is kinesthetic?
300
This is the ability to store more information for long periods of time (like life time).
What is long-term memory?
400
An example of this is becoming CEO of a company.
What is a long-term goal?
400
Question in the Margin style is also known as...
What are Cornell notes?
400
Name three things you can do to avoid distractions/interruptions.
What are turn off/silence cell phone, go to a place where there are no distractions, take a break once an hour?
400
This learning style is a combination of two or more of the "normal" three learning styles.
What is multi-modal?
400
The ability to see, hear, or smell an item for a couple of seconds and then remember what it is. Often these things can be recalled when items are seen, heard, or smelled again. (i.e. familiar perfume)
What is sensory memory?
500
Setting an unrealistic goal can lead to these types of feelings...
What is low self-esteem, failure, and poor self-image.
500
Name at least two other styles of note-taking we learned in class.
What are bullet notes, margin notes, and index cards.
500
Using your "waiting" time means what?
What is using extra time while waiting at a doctor's office, waiting on hold, commuting on a bus, waiting for a plane, etc. to study or do small tasks.
500
This states that there are many ways of processing information and multiple types of human intelligence, not just one IQ.
What is the theory of multiple intelligences?
500
One cause of memory loss (not Alzheimer's Disease) is...
What is alcohol, severe stress, poor health, head injuries