This is when you ask for the help you need from a teacher.
What is self-advocacy?
This mathematical expression only represents a part of a whole.
What is a fraction?
This controls your involuntary body functions like breathing and digestion.
What is the brain stem?
This is one strategy for tracking your upcoming tests, projects, and assignments.
What is using a planner, google calendar, or notes app?
This is the character on the math medic slide.
What is a minion?
This is something we ask you to organize each day on Altitude.
What is your playlist?
Simplify 21/24.
What is 7/8?
This controls your coordination and movement.
What is the cerebellum?
When you believe you can improve, change, and get better at something.
What is a growth mindset?
Dr. Suddith and Mrs. Englert's favorite candy.
What are almond joy and twizzlers?
These are three different ways you can study for a test or quiz.
What are. . .answers will vary. (We will decide if your answer is correct.)
What is the hippocampus?
These are the names for items that are a "must do" in your priorities activity jar that you make time for first in your day or week.
What are rock priorities?
Four of the eight types of ways you can be smart.
What are math, visual, word, music, people, self, body, and nature?
This is a strategy for learning vocabulary where you put the word in the middle and surround it with a definition, example, non example, and what you already know about the word.
What is a Frayer model?
234,567 divided by 10
What is 23,456.7?
This controls your emotions.
What is the amygdala?
This is where the Week at a Glance is located.
What is on Altitude, under the notification bell, and within an email from Mrs. Edwards?
This is the name used to describe the notes and highlights you make in a book as you read.
What is annotation or annotating?
This is a strategy where you work in 10 minute chunks. You often used this at the end of Study Skills classes.
What is time blocking?
The product of 28.17 and 2.3.
What is 64.791?
What is the prefrontal cortex?
This is when you reflect on your learning, how you are doing in your classes, and make adjustments on how to do better if you haven't reached your goals.
What is metacognition?
This is the name of the starter activity we use to transition into class.
What is Hidden Pictures?