Portfolio Final

Question 1

College Etiquette

Answer 1

wear clothes, be aware of your background, sit at a table or desk, utilize the mute button, be present, don’t multitask, use the chat, be careful not to interrupt, embrace silence, avoid using caps lock, read first then think then write, be your own professor, be forgiving, embrace diversity, site your sources.

Question 2

About me

Answer 2

My name is Brooke Davis, I just turned 29 years old. I have a daughter who just turned 4. I work at a nursing home. I chose to go back to college to finish my career in interior design most likely. I’m still somewhat stuck between that and something in the medical field so I’m just finishing up my basics right now. When I first started college after graduating high school, I was young and took it for granted. I am much more mature and determined now to complete my career and my daughter is my biggest motivation.

Question 3

College Overview

Answer 3

1.)Managing your time wisely

2.)Moving into a fulfilling and viable career

3.)Interacting with others

4.)Thinking and learning deeply

5.)Studying effectively

6.)Maintaining your health

7.)Managing your finances

Question 4

Big Picture

Answer 4

1.) Gain more qualifications in my field

2.)Fulfill my dreams

3.) Link up with people who already excel in the ways I aspire to

4.) Become well versed in many subjects

5.) Dig deeper into learning than I did in high school

Question 5

Learning Styles

Answer 5

Motivating yourself to learn
Knowledge is power

Question 6

Multiple Intelligences

Answer 6

Word smart

Number smart

Body smart

Art smart

People smart

Me smart

Music smart

Nature smart

Question 7

Internal Locus of control

Answer 7

-Comes from within
-You have personal control over your own behavior

Question 8

External Locus of Control

Answer 8

-Control stems from external focus
-Believing events outside of your control drive your actions and the outcomes you get

Question 9

Sage approach to Vocabulary

Answer 9

S=Synonyms
A=Antonyms
G=General Context
E=Examples

Question 10

SQ3R Method

Answer 10

Survey
Question
Read
Recite
Review

Question 11

Note Taking

Answer 11

Record
Reduce
Recite
Reflect
Review

Question 12

Mapping

Answer 12

Organizers
Graphs
Links
Maps

Question 13

Types of maps

Answer 13

Circle map, bubble map, double bubble map, tree map, brace map, flow map, multi flow map,

Question 14

Map templates

Answer 14

https://www.studenthandouts.com/graphic-organizers/Links to an external site.

http://www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer/Links to an external site.

https://ditchthattextbook.com/15-free-google-drawings-graphic-organizers-and-how-to-make-your-own/Links to an external site.
(Another free generator map is Smart Art on Microsoft Word under insert link next to clip art)

Question 15

Test Taking Requirements

Answer 15

Proctored tests- which require either Proctoring (free) or ProctorU (which is a $17 fee)

Question 16

Assignments and Reflective thoughts

Answer 16

Taking the bigger picture and understanding all of its consequences

Question 17

Career Assignment

Answer 17

Career search and study- involving critical thinking

Question 18

Using my skills

Answer 18

Learning styles
Methods
Mapping
SAGE approach

Question 19

Shaping your new college identity

Answer 19

Studying
Maintaining
Interacting
Using skills learned
Study skills
Motivational skills
Learning methods

Question 20

Cornell Method

Answer 20

After writing the notes in the main space, use the left-hand space to label each idea and detail with a key word or “cue.”