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| rapid, superficial reading of material to determine central ideas and main elements |
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| SQ3R Method and explain each |
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a.) Survey - the process of previewing before studying
b.) Question - the process of creating questions you believe will be answered from reading the text
c.) Read - focus on key points and the questions you came up with in the Q-stage
d.) Recite - stop and answer the questions you came up with in the Q-stage
e.)Review - where the learning takes place |
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| principles or qualities you consider important |
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| a word or phrase that is important; write it down because it will be on the test |
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| preference/inclination, especially one that impedes even handed thinking |
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the extent of which individuals believe they can control the events that affect them.
a.)internal - you controlling your life
b.)external - belief that something outside of yourself is controlling your life; fate |
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| a comprehensive outline of course topics and assignments |
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a.)Sensation - ears pick up the information
b.)Interpretation - putting meaning to what you hear
c.)Evaluation - determines importance
d.)Reaction - what you do from what you heard |
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| someone who cares about you as a person and wants you to excel in life |
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a.)Analytical thinking - critical thinking
b.)Creative thinking - generating new and different ideas
c.)Practical thinking - common sense; putting what you've learned into action |
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| the brains temporary information storehouse in which information remains for only a few seconds |
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| Steps to Avoiding Procratination |
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a.)Analyze effects
b.)Set reasonable goals
c.)Break tasks into smaller parts
d.)Get started
e.)ask for help
f.)Don't expect perfection
g.)Reward yourself |
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| something you want to accomplish; an end to which you direct your efforts; SHORT TERM GOAL - 6 monts or less; LONG TERM GOAL - 1 year or more |
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| following a code of moral academic values in all you do |
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| physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure |
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| reading material in an investigative way to search for key words and specific information |
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| brain filters through which sensory information enters the brain and is sent to short term memory |
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| a system of rapid handwriting that employs symbols, abbreviations, and shortened words to represent words and phrases |
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| common sense or street smarts; how you adapt to your environment, or shape or change your environment to adapt to you, to pursue important goals |
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| deliberative creative thinking |
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| a characteristic way of thinking about people, events, ideas, or situations |
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| a judgement/generalization/bias influenced by experience and values |
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| set of connected ideas supported by example given by the writer to approve or disprove a point |
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| asking questions and moving towards the answer |
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| the name people give you affects the way you act |
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| temporary work programs in which a student can gain practical experience in a job and career area |
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| a systematic classification or study of types |
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| the ability to make the correct choices; an ability to solve problems or create products that are of value in a culture |
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particular way to process and perceive information; mode of gaining knowledge;
a.)Visual (see)
b.)Auditorial (hear)
c.)Tactile (hands on) |
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| abilities that may be developed |
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| the act of putting tasks off until another time |
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| putting things in order of importance |
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| a notebook used for writing down important dates and details; a tool for managing time |
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| an academic subject area chosen as a field of specialization, requiring and specific course of study |
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| the ability to perceive, assess and manage one's own emotions as well as understanding the emotions of others |
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| feeling good about yourself |
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| people with a fixed mindset believe they have a set level of talent and intelligence. They think their ability to succeed matches what they have been born with, and they tend to resist effort |
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| a goal-directed force that moves a person to action |
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| work that is primarily concerned with information rather than manual labor |
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| Memory techniques that use vivid associations and acronyms to link new information to what you already know |
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| a plan to coordinate resources and expenditures; a set of goals regarding money |
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| Smoke in the air exhaled by smokers or given off by cigarettes, cigars, or pipes |
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| Interest calculated on the principal (original investment) as well as the interest already added to the account |
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| a numerical expression based on a statistical analysis of a person's credit files, to represent the credit worthiness of that person |
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| In Indonesia, this says that when people come together to carry a heavy burden, the burden is lightened because it is shared. The phrase tells us that what is good for the group is more important that what is good for one person. Working together makes the work light |
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| a combination of the knowledge, talent, and abilities that are needed to perform a specific job |
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| the exchange of information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions |
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| a person who serves as a carrier or source of information |
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| courses that students can take without having to be a part of a degree program |
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| the compulsive need for a habit-forming substance |
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| having 5 or more drinks (for men) or four or more (for women) in one sitting |
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| abnormal eating habits that may involve either insufficient or excessive food intake to the detriment of an individual's physical and mental health |
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| An illness, not a mental state that can be escaped by trying to "snap out of it". It is fairly common in college students |
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| to forgo an immediate pleasure or reward in order to gain a more substantial one later |
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| intimidation, bullying or coercion of a sexual nature, or the unwelcome or inappropriate promise or rewards in exchange for sexual favors |
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| Confidently aggressive or self-assured; positive; aggressive |
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| criticism that promotes improvement or development |
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| actions that deny people equal employment, educational, and housing opportunities, or treat people as second-class citizens |
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| a preconceived judgement or opinion formed without just grounds or sufficient knowledge |
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| preconceived, usually unfavorable, judgments towards people or a person because of gender, social class, age, disability, religion, sexuality, race/ethnicity, language, nationality, or other personal characteristics |
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