Time Management
Study Skills
Transitioning from High School to College
Paper Writing Skills
Test Taking Skills
100

True or False: You do not need an effective time management strategy to succeed in school. 

False.

100

What is the blueprint that you can utilize when preparing for an exam? (you can create one yourself or sometimes find in the textbook)

Outlines

100

Becoming a strategic student means becoming a what?

Self-Reliant Student

100

Name 1 of the 2 components to writing an A paper.

1. Start Early

2. Employ the resources that are around you. 

100

When should you arrive to class before an exam?

Only a few minutes before to ignore pre-test chatter. Dont get there too early!

200

True or False: You don't have to follow your study schedule exactly. 

True.

200

What are the three different types of exams you should look out for when developing a study plan?

1. Professor Written

2. Textbook Written

3. Department Written

200

In College, most of the learning takes place where?

Outside of the classroom

200

What are 2 resources to help with writing papers?

Writing Center

Mentors/Tutors

Peers

Professors

200

What is the main tip when it comes to taking a math/science exam?

Always show your work

300

What are the two methods used to track your study hours?

1. Paper 

2. Spreadsheet

300

What does it mean to study the big ideas first?

You are studying the core concepts or key points that will help you with the overall test. 

300

What does a self-reliant student do?

Initiates action without being prompted by an external source. 

300

True or False: You should write under and over the expected length of a paper. 

False

300

What is an important strategy to take into consideration when taking a test?

1. Start with the strongest section.

2. Employ a timing strategy

3. Avoid misreading a question

4. Don't linger over one question

400

Name 1 of the 3 inefficient time-management practices when it comes to studying. 

1. Sporadic studying

2. Event-driven studying

3. Studying until you "feel good" 

400

What are the 2 different types of practice tests and explain them?

Pre-study and post-study practice tests

pre-study: identify strengths and weaknesses so that you know where to allocate the rest of your study time. 

Post-study:to practice answering questions at the pace you expect to on the real test

400

Name 1 of the 3 obstacles an advisor might face. 

1. Number of students the advisor manages

2. Time lag before they see your grades.

3. Ignore the "good" students.

400

Name 3 of the 5 components of the writing process.

1. Select a topic.

2. Begin your research.

3. Brainstorm

4. Create an Outline

5. Write the Paper

400

What are you tested on in high school vs college?

High school: facts; material you memorize

College:concepts and how to apply them 

500
Name 2 of the 4 components of a strategic student time management system. 
1. Estimate

2. Execute

3.Track

4. Repeat

500

Name at least 2 of the 4 criteria for effective study groups. 

1. Group consists of like-minded students.

2. Members follow specific agendas and topics

3. The format includes teaching 

4. Members shouldn't be your friends. 


500

Name 1 way that you can maximize your time with your advise. 

1. Have specific questions prepared.

2. Let your advisor know your purpose for the meeting.

3. Communicate problems early. 

500

Name the 3 types of professional sources of research.

1. Journals

2. Magazine Articles

3. Books

500

How do you manage your time when taking a test that consists of essays or short answers?

Divide the test time by the number of questions on the test.