Quiz 1 (lesson 6) Flashcards

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What are good things to do in class to help you pay attention?

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If you’re distracted by screens sit up front(in the class) where you can’t see any. Doodling helps you pay attention(no doodling = 0 attention, doodling = 50% doodle, 50% lesson)

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What is the best medium to take notes?

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Taking notes by hand helps people remember more than with a computer(People need to process info and summarize(too much can be written on computer). More distracted by web) You can then cut up your notes and turn them into flashcards

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Why is memorization good?

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You need to memorize basics before applying them. Flash cards are great because: 1) Guessing answer before seeing it helps you remember 2)Testing memory 3)Testing yourself

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True or false: learning styles always exist

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False. Don’t really exist(dependant on the type of information in question). If you try to teach someone the shape of a continent via ‘spoken word’, just because someone is an auditory learner does not mean they can learn the shape of a continent by being told… They need to see it because it is a visual thing. Most teachers want to teach meaning, not visual, auditory or kinesthetic

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5
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How long should you study for?

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20 hours per week outside class(for all classes combined)

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6
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True or false: most people study enough

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False. Most people don’t study enough. You shouldn’t use peers to set the example for yourself

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7
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True or false: teaching people helps you remember things

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True.

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8
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True or false: people can multitask effectively

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False. People can’t do it. Every time you switch there’s residue from previous task affecting the new one. It feels like you can do it(you get dopamine) but performance drops

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9
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True or false: you should back up your work

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True. Use a cloud system like google drive, icloud or dropbox so you don’t lose your work if your ssd or hdd decides to not work

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10
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True or false: you should take a walk before studying

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True. Walks can help you wake up and lets you think of solutions to problems before you start working on them

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True or false: you should sleep after studying

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True. Sleep is important to turn your studying into long term memories

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12
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True or false: writing is probably the most important skill you can have

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True. Lots of jobs have writing(ex. Computer dev found that 30% of his time was spent writing)

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13
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What length of time should you assign for each thing in a day?

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30 minutes

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14
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Why should you manage time?

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Less stressful. If you trust the list then you don’t wonder what you should do. You don’t worry about other things you should do. If you add in a specific problem over time instead of all at once it allows time if you need help from other people and allows you to think of answers while doing other things(mind wandering)

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15
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What is a base?

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Something you use to learn more about a target (where you get the info)

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16
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What is a target?

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Something you want to know more info on (where you put the info)

17
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What is a transfer?

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The transfer of information from the base the the target (helping us understand target better using base)

18
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Where should you study?

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Study in lots of places to increase retention in multiple environments. If only interested in grades then study in the exam room(not recommended)

19
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When is the best time to memorize things?

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Memorizing things just before sleeping helps you remember them better

20
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How many % of students identify their primary disability as a learning disability?

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29% of students identify their primary disability as a learning disability.

21
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What is metacognition?

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thinking about one’s thinking. Develop strategies that make learning more efficient

22
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What are peer reviewed things?

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Things read by other experts who give a thumbs up

23
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Where to find peer reviewed things?

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Google scholar (most things are peer reviewed here). Most journals (usually you can check)

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Where can you not find peer reviewed things?

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Magazines. Blogs. Online videos. Documentations. Most websites

25
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“How does sleep help you memorize?
1. Sleep is necessary for encoding long term memory
2. When you sleep, it helps to make your mind more efficient
3.Sleep helps you remember short term memories better
4. When you sleep you remember the stuff you missed in class
5. A and B”

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5

26
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“You are in an extremely boring lecture and having trouble focusing. What tactic could help with this issue?
A) Drinking a coffee
B) Doodling
C) Leaving the class and going home”

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b

27
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“How many hours a week should a student be studying?
A) 10 hours
B) 50 hours
C) 20 hours”

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c

28
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“You are studying for a midterm and decide to listen to music. Your friend starts to text you and you decide you want to do all three at once. This is not actually multi-tasking, this is:
A) Dopamine switching
B) Rapid task switching
C) Compartmentalizing”

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b

29
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“Your friend is researching for a big paper, they ask where they should look for reliable sources of information. What should they look for?
A) Professor reviewed source
B) Cohort reviewed source
C) Peer reviewed source”

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c

30
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“Why don’t learning styles actually exist?
a. teachers are the ones who have to change their teaching style to be the best for everyone
b. visual memory has been scientifically proven to be the only definite learning style
c. people connect words to meanings, therefore we don’t store certain data better through pictures we see or what we hear
d. learning styles don’t exist in regards to how we recall memory, we are born with innate learning styles which can be perceived as better than others”

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c

31
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“What is a good method of retaining memory?
a.Reading your notes from top to bottom view
b.Taking breaks throughout your work to allow for incubation
c.Finishing all work before their deadlines
d.None of the above”

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b

32
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“Determine which situation has a target, base and transfer
a.There was no lettuce in the salad, people hated the restaurant, lettuce became lethal
b.The correct order is actually base, target, transfer
c. A funny looking man had a beautiful cat, cats look really weird, cats can crawl for fun
d.The monster ate people, the kid wondered why a nice looking monster was bad, the monster had experienced a human
killing his monster child
e.None of the above
f. Both A and D”

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f