What is the benefit of a visual aid?

Communicating without the use of words

Reading and writing are

parts of the same communication process

Which of the following best describes why we reference?

Avoids Plagiarism, Improves your writing skills, Validates points

Learning Strategies are:

The tools you use to learn effectively

Effective Reading Methods Are:

Skimming, Scanning, Active Reading & Questioning

What are information gathering techniques?

Research/Discussions/Interviews/Surveys

What are credible sources of information?

Books/Journals/Trusted Websites

What are key communication skills used when presenting?

Speaking clearly, palm cards or visual aid and engaging with the audience

What are time management skills?

Effective skills to help you achieve tasks on time and also get to lunch!

What are Learning Styles?

The different approaches used by learners to seek knowledge

What other referencing systems are used in Academia?

Oxford, Chicago, All of the above, Harvard

What are the bonuses of working in a team?

Shared work load and set tasks to achieve the groups goal

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1
What is the benefit of a visual aid?
Speaking to someone on the phone
Communicating without the use of words
Texting
Singing a song
2
Reading and writing are
parts of the same communication process
necessary for proofreading
two different skills with the same point of view
connected through idea maps
3
Time management will NOT help you to...
achieve more balance in your life.
win the lotto
reduce your stress levels
reduce the clutter in your workspace
4
Which of the following best describes why we reference?
Tutor tells you to, Assessment requirement, Validates points
Makes you look smarter, Impresses Tutor, Avoids Plagiarism
Impresses the tutor, Validates Points
Avoids Plagiarism, Improves your writing skills, Validates points
5
What referencing style do we use at TAFE?
APP
APA
AFA
ADA
6
Learning Strategies are:
Only strategies for getting to school on time
The way and style you learn
Ways to help you not learn well
The tools you use to learn effectively
7
What leads into gathering information?
an observation
the hypothesis
an idea
the question
8
Effective Reading Methods Are:
Skimming, Scanning, Active Reading & Questioning
Scanning, Scrapping, Active Reading & Questioning
Sunning, Swimming, Active Reading & Questioning
Swimming, Skimming, Active Reading & Questioning
9
What are information gathering techniques?
Opening a website
Research/Discussions/Interviews/Surveys
Discussing with friend
Research in books
10
What are credible sources of information?
Books/Journals/Wikipedia
Books/Journals/Trusted Websites
Books/Journals/Google
Books/Journals/1999 Encyclopedia
11
Which websites are considered credible sources?
.net
.gov
.com
.edu
12
True or False: Not all sources are credible
True
False
Twitter Feed
Facebook Post
13
The benefits of time management are...
all of the above
will be able to be more productive.
you will be able to focus on what you want to achieve
you will be able to manage your time more effectively.
14
What are key communication skills used when presenting?
Speaking clearly, palm cards or visual aid and engaging with the audience
No speaking and just looking at the slides
Speaking clearly but not having any notes or knowledge to guide you
Listening and responding with the wrong answer
15
What are time management skills?
Effective skills to make lunch
Effective skills to help you achieve tasks on time and also get to lunch!
Packing your lunch
Ways to help you make lunch
16
What are Learning Styles?
The different approaches used by learners to seek knowledge
The different ways learners enrol in courses
The different ways learners travel to school
The different fashions worn at school
17
What other referencing systems are used in Academia?
Oxford
Chicago
All of the above
Harvard
18
What are the bonuses of working in a team?
Shared work load and set tasks to achieve the groups goal
Delegation of tasks that then don't get done
Shared work load but everyone wants to do the same task
Increased work load and one person does everything

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