SDV 100: Understanding Academic Skills

SDV 100: Understanding Academic Skills Focusing on what is being said, repeating what you heard, asking a speaker to expand or clarify, looking for non-verbal signals, and listening for requests are principles of ____ ...

SDV 100: Understanding Academic Skills Focusing on what is being said, repeating what you heard, asking a speaker to expand or clarify, looking for non-verbal signals, and listening for requests are principles of ______ listening. - ✔✔active Most instructors read the _______ ______________ of the students in the front rows to gauge how they are doing, and if they are losing the class. - ✔✔body language Which note-taking method is not recommended as it focuses on capturing as much of what the instructor says as possible; but not on processing the information. - ✔✔The List Method Cornell, Outline, List, and Concept Maps are all _______ _________ __________. - ✔✔note taking methods This method of note-taking that is good for visual learners because it captures the relationships among ideas. - ✔✔The Concept Map Method Acronyms, acrostics, rhymes, and jingles are commonly used _____________ devices. - ✔✔mnemonic Which is not considered a strategy for commiting information to one's long-term memory? A) Link the information to other information you already have stored. B) Mentally group similar individual items into buckets. C) Try to recall information amongst distractions. D) Break information down into manageable chunks. - ✔✔C) ________-________ memory allows one to apply knowledge to a specific task. - ✔✔Short-term _______-________ memory allows one to store and recall information. - ✔✔Long-term The learning cycle consists of what four steps? - ✔✔Prepare Absorb Record Review/Apply Reading your most difficult assignments early in your reading time, when you are freshest, is a suggested reading strategy. True or False - ✔✔True Why is it important to read the graphics provided in textbooks? A) They will increase your understanding. B) They engage different comprehension processes. C) They will create different kinds of memory links to help you remember the material. D) All of the above. - ✔✔D) Multitasking is dangerous to memorization and will cause you to need to reboot your _______- ________ memory each time you switch mental tasks. - ✔✔short-term Why is the Cornell method of note taking is useful for the following, except: - ✔✔recording everything the instructor says How is summarizing main ideas in your own words useful? - ✔✔Aids with recall Short-term memory is _______ memory. - ✔✔active Long-term memory is _______ memory. - ✔✔passive All of the follow are strategies for reading textbooks, except: A) Divide the reading assignment into smaller blocks. B) Take breaks. C) Schedule blocks of time when you are most inattentive. D) Connect the material with class lectures or other chapters. - ✔✔C) Never Eat Sour Watermelons = North, East, South, West; the points of a compass. Is an example of what mnemonic? - ✔✔Acrostic PEN = Proton, Electron, Neutron; the parts of an atom. Is an example of what mnemonic? - ✔✔Acronym Making a deliberate decision to remember the specific data, using visual imagery, and working from general information to the specific information are examples of ________________. - ✔✔linking Students who don't listen effectively will have a hard time differentiating between what is the main idea of a lecture and what's the supporting detail. True or False - ✔✔True 2 column system of notes with a 'cue' column on left side with questions or main ideas; right side are details or explanations, and summary at the bottom. - ✔✔Cornell Method The outline method places most important ideas along the left margin, which are numbered with roman numerals. Supporting ideas to these main concepts are indented and are noted with capital letters. Under each of these ideas, further detail can be added, designated with an Arabic number, a lowercase letter, and so forth. - ✔✔Outline Method This method of note-taking that is good for visual learners because it captures the relationships among ideas. - ✔✔Concept Map Method