Stressors
Problem Solving & Creative Thinking
Relationship Skills
Coping Strategies Explained by Science
Misc.
101

Performance anxiety that causes distress during an exam

Test Anxiety

101

Are step-by-step strategies or processes for how to solve a problem or achieve a goal. The most common example you might think of for using algorithms might be in math class.  

Algorithms

101

Name any relationship skill?

(Any Relationship Skill)

101

Spending thirty seconds inhaling vital nutrients from the surrounding oxygen and then releasing unessential pollutants for another thirty seconds.

Deep Breathing... 

101

What is the S in SMART?

Specific

200

The feeling that someone is incapable of doing well in math-related activities, when we attend school

Math Anxiety

200

Are visual-based illustrations of a problem that might lead to clarification of a problem or creative solutions. Examples of graphic representations are flow charts, diagrams, outlines or mind maps.

Graphic representations

200
Listening to others and letting them finish their side of the 'story' or conversation.

Listening Skills

200

Spending several hours in a vegetative state akin to short term hibernation which induces greater scale brain activity. (Hint: Cole wastes his time by doing this)

Sleep

200

When the world is filled with many negative factors, one has to win hearts with a _____ approach.

Positive

300

Stress caused by light, noise or pollution of sorts.

Environmental stressors

300

Thinking creatively is of great importance as it leads to the expansion of the imagination. Students need to be creative in their approach in every aspect and it helps them understand the world in a better way and come up with answers that might give the rest of the world a new perspective. Ideation and creation are, thus, very elemental parts of education.

Creative Thinking

300

Effectively taking charge of a group of people or duo

Leadership Skills

300

Activity that helps a person de-stress by focusing their mind away from whatever is causing tension. This activity also helps to release endorphins, the natural chemicals produced by the body that help to counter stress, this is also known for burning certain nutrients from the body.

Exercise

300

What does the M stand for in SMART?

Measurable

400

The tendency to put things off until later time

Procrastination

400

Thinking within the limitations placed on yourself by yourself.

Standard Thinking or Non-Creative Thinking

400

Effectively conveying one's point to another to have a healthy and productive conversation. 

Communication Skills

400

A state in which the brain produces sometimes involuntary spasms making noise from the lungs and often involves producing positive and rewarding chemicals. 

Laughter

400

The ability to accurately recognize one’s emotions and thoughts and their influence on behavior. This includes accurately assessing one’s strengths and limitations and possessing a well-grounded sense of confidence and optimism?

Self-Awareness

500

Stressors that we place upon our own mind and body

Internal Stressors

500

Are general strategies used to make quick, short-cut solutions to problems that sometimes lead to solutions but sometimes lead to errors. Heuristics are sometimes referred to as mental short-cuts, and we often form them based on past experiences.

Heuristics

500

Working with others effectively to build a sense of sports-personship

Teambuilding Skills

500

Moving the eyes around the room spotting objects that involve certain similarities such as all being blue and counting them, often distracting the mind and stopping production of emotionally distressful chemicals.

Visual Distraction Techniques
500

What does the T stand for in SMART?

Timely