What does it mean to be thinking?

Making decisions based on evidence

What is verbal-linguistic intelligence?

Preference for learning by speaking, writing, or reading

What is logical-mathematical intelligence?

Preference for learning by solving problems

What is Goal- Directed Persistence?

Knowing how to set realistic goals and achieve your goals

What does it mean to be feeling?

Making decisions based on values/effects on people

What does it mean to be intuiting?

Viewing the world through concepts/theories/big picture

What is visual-spatial intelligence?

Preference for learning by picturing or arranging in space

What should you highlight?

Details related to your purpose?

What is musical intelligence?

Preference for learning in in song, sounds, rhythms

What is an ACTIVE learner?

Someone who does something to connect to what they learn, Someone who takes notes

What does it mean to be judging?

Preference for living a planned, organized life

What question do you ask yourself to find the MAIN IDEA?

What is the author trying to say about the topic?

What does strong prioritizing look like?

You work on the important goals first

What is executive functioning?

The ability to manage a group of skills to accomplish a goal

What question do you ask yourself to find the KEY DETAIL?

What evidence supports the main idea?

What question do you ask yourself to find the TOPIC?

What word or phrase is repeated most?

What is bodily kinesthetic intelligence?

Preference for learning by movement/hands on activities

What is the format of a summary?

Topic sentence, main idea, detail, concluding sentence

For 2-column notes: ______ on the LEFT, ______ on the right

Term, Definition, Question, Answer, Main Idea, Detail

What does it mean to be perceiving?

Preference for a spontaneous life

What does it mean to read with a purpose?

Reading with a specific goal or perspective and taking notes

Where does working memory gather information from?

short- term memory and long- term memory

What is bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?

Preference for learning by movement or hands on activity

What is intrapersonal intelligence

Preference for learning by evaluating yourself

What does it mean to be extroverted?

Preference for the outside world, socializing

What does it mean to be introverted?

Preference for the inside world, thoughts, dreams

What does it mean to be sensing?

Viewing the world through evidence/data/details

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1
What does it mean to be a visual learner?
Learns by doing
Learns by seeing
Learns by listening
Learns by singing
2
What does it mean to be thinking?
Making decisions based on evidence
Viewing the world through concepts/theories/big picture
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Making decisions based on values/effect on people
3
What goes in the Reference notebook?
Current Work
Ice Cream
Work for the future
Completed Work
4
What is verbal-linguistic intelligence?
Preference for learning by speaking, writing, or reading
Preference for learning by arranging things in space
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by doing hands on activity
5
What goes in the Reserve Notebook?
Completed work
Current work
Pebbles
Work you want in the future
6
What is logical-mathematical intelligence?
Preference for learning by hands on activity
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by reading and speaking
Preference for learning by interacting with others
7
What is Goal- Directed Persistence?
Ability to focus on the most important goal or task
Knowing how to set realistic goals and achieve your goals
The ability to organize information.
Initiation
8
What does good time management look like?
Knowing what time is it.
Completing assignments on time.
All of the above.
Estimating how long it will take to do a task.
9
What does it mean to be feeling?
Making decisions based on evidence
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Making decisions based on values/effects on people
Viewing the world through concepts/theories
10
What does it mean to be intuiting?
Viewing the world through concepts/theories/big picture
Preference for the inner world, thoughts/dreams
Preference for outside world, socializing
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
11
What does it mean to be an auditory learner?
Learns by listening
Learns by seeing
Learns by singing
Learns by doing
12
What is visual-spatial intelligence?
Preference for learning by sound, rhythm, music
Preference for learning by picturing or arranging in space
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning by movement
13
What should you highlight?
Main ideas
I don't know
Details related to your purpose?
Random facts
14
What is musical intelligence?
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning in in song, sounds, rhythms
Preference for learning by reading or speaking
Preference for learning by movement/hands on activity
15
What is an ACTIVE learner?
Someone who sits silently during class/doesn't take notes
Someone who does something to connect to what they learn
Someone who does not ask questions
Someone who takes notes
16
What does it mean to be judging?
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for living a spontaneous life
Preference for living a planned, organized life
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
17
What question do you ask yourself to find the MAIN IDEA?
What's it about?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What evidence supports the main idea?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
18
What goes in the Working Notebook?
Work you want in the future
Completed Work
Current work
Lucky Charms
19
What does strong prioritizing look like?
"stick-to-itiveness"
You work on the important goals first
Spending time with family over friends
Meeting long term assignment due dates
20
What is executive functioning?
Goal-Directed Persistence
The ability to function without strong skills
The ability to manage one's time
The ability to manage a group of skills to accomplish a goal
21
What question do you ask yourself to find the KEY DETAIL?
What evidence supports the main idea?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
What's it about?
22
What question do you ask yourself to find the TOPIC?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What information best supports the main idea?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
What is it about?
23
What is bodily kinesthetic intelligence?
Preference for learning by music, sounds, rhythms
Preference for learning by movement/hands on activities
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by categorizing
24
What is the format of a summary?
Topic sentence, main idea, detail, concluding sentence
Topic sentence, 5 details
A main idea and detail
Topic sentence, main idea, concluding sentence
25
Study Skills is the organization of ...
Too Much Information
Interesting Facts
Time, Materials, Information
Time Management and Introversion
26
What is interpersonal intelligence?
Understanding others
Understanding language
Understanding yourself
Understanding math
27
For 2-column notes: ______ on the LEFT, ______ on the right
Term, Definition
Question, Answer
Detail, Detail
Main Idea, Detail
28
What does it mean to be perceiving?
Preference for inner world/thoughts/dreams
Preference for an organized, planned life
Making decisions based on facts/evidence
Preference for a spontaneous life
29
What does it mean to read with a purpose?
Reading in a determined fashion
Not reading
Reading with a specific goal or perspective and taking notes
Reading with an open mind
30
Where does working memory gather information from?
Your brain
short- distance memory and long- distance memory
short- term memory and long- term memory
Homework and notes
31
What is bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?
Preference for learning by movement or hands on activity
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by interacting with others
32
What does it mean to be a kinesthetic learner?
Learns by listening
Learns by doing
Learns by seeing
Learns by singing
33
What are the three parts of the Master Notebook System?
Papers, Materials, Homework
Working, Reserve, Reference
Homework, Tests, Quizzes
Homework, Classwork, Assessments
34
What is intrapersonal intelligence
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by movement
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by interacting with others
35
What does it mean to be extroverted?
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for making decisions based on morals/values
Preference for the inside world, dreams, inner thoughts
Preference for making decisions based on facts/evidence
36
What does it mean to be introverted?
Making decisions based on morals and values
Making decisions based on facts and evidence
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for the inside world, thoughts, dreams
37
What does it mean to be sensing?
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Viewing the world through concepts/theories
Preference for the inside world, inner thoughts/dreams
Preference for the outside world, socializing

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Learning Profiles Test Review

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Questions 37

Answers

1
What does it mean to be a visual learner?
Learns by doing
Learns by seeing
Learns by listening
Learns by singing
2
What does it mean to be thinking?
Making decisions based on evidence
Viewing the world through concepts/theories/big picture
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Making decisions based on values/effect on people
3
What goes in the Reference notebook?
Current Work
Ice Cream
Work for the future
Completed Work
4
What is verbal-linguistic intelligence?
Preference for learning by speaking, writing, or reading
Preference for learning by arranging things in space
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by doing hands on activity
5
What goes in the Reserve Notebook?
Completed work
Current work
Pebbles
Work you want in the future
6
What is logical-mathematical intelligence?
Preference for learning by hands on activity
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by reading and speaking
Preference for learning by interacting with others
7
What is Goal- Directed Persistence?
Ability to focus on the most important goal or task
Knowing how to set realistic goals and achieve your goals
The ability to organize information.
Initiation
8
What does good time management look like?
Knowing what time is it.
Completing assignments on time.
All of the above.
Estimating how long it will take to do a task.
9
What does it mean to be feeling?
Making decisions based on evidence
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Making decisions based on values/effects on people
Viewing the world through concepts/theories
10
What does it mean to be intuiting?
Viewing the world through concepts/theories/big picture
Preference for the inner world, thoughts/dreams
Preference for outside world, socializing
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
11
What does it mean to be an auditory learner?
Learns by listening
Learns by seeing
Learns by singing
Learns by doing
12
What is visual-spatial intelligence?
Preference for learning by sound, rhythm, music
Preference for learning by picturing or arranging in space
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning by movement
13
What should you highlight?
Main ideas
I don't know
Details related to your purpose?
Random facts
14
What is musical intelligence?
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning in in song, sounds, rhythms
Preference for learning by reading or speaking
Preference for learning by movement/hands on activity
15
What is an ACTIVE learner?
Someone who sits silently during class/doesn't take notes
Someone who does something to connect to what they learn
Someone who does not ask questions
Someone who takes notes
16
What does it mean to be judging?
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for living a spontaneous life
Preference for living a planned, organized life
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
17
What question do you ask yourself to find the MAIN IDEA?
What's it about?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What evidence supports the main idea?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
18
What goes in the Working Notebook?
Work you want in the future
Completed Work
Current work
Lucky Charms
19
What does strong prioritizing look like?
"stick-to-itiveness"
You work on the important goals first
Spending time with family over friends
Meeting long term assignment due dates
20
What is executive functioning?
Goal-Directed Persistence
The ability to function without strong skills
The ability to manage one's time
The ability to manage a group of skills to accomplish a goal
21
What question do you ask yourself to find the KEY DETAIL?
What evidence supports the main idea?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
What's it about?
22
What question do you ask yourself to find the TOPIC?
What word or phrase is repeated most?
What information best supports the main idea?
What is the author trying to say about the topic?
What is it about?
23
What is bodily kinesthetic intelligence?
Preference for learning by music, sounds, rhythms
Preference for learning by movement/hands on activities
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by categorizing
24
What is the format of a summary?
Topic sentence, main idea, detail, concluding sentence
Topic sentence, 5 details
A main idea and detail
Topic sentence, main idea, concluding sentence
25
Study Skills is the organization of ...
Too Much Information
Interesting Facts
Time, Materials, Information
Time Management and Introversion
26
What is interpersonal intelligence?
Understanding others
Understanding language
Understanding yourself
Understanding math
27
For 2-column notes: ______ on the LEFT, ______ on the right
Term, Definition
Question, Answer
Detail, Detail
Main Idea, Detail
28
What does it mean to be perceiving?
Preference for inner world/thoughts/dreams
Preference for an organized, planned life
Making decisions based on facts/evidence
Preference for a spontaneous life
29
What does it mean to read with a purpose?
Reading in a determined fashion
Not reading
Reading with a specific goal or perspective and taking notes
Reading with an open mind
30
Where does working memory gather information from?
Your brain
short- distance memory and long- distance memory
short- term memory and long- term memory
Homework and notes
31
What is bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?
Preference for learning by movement or hands on activity
Preference for learning by categorizing
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by interacting with others
32
What does it mean to be a kinesthetic learner?
Learns by listening
Learns by doing
Learns by seeing
Learns by singing
33
What are the three parts of the Master Notebook System?
Papers, Materials, Homework
Working, Reserve, Reference
Homework, Tests, Quizzes
Homework, Classwork, Assessments
34
What is intrapersonal intelligence
Preference for learning by solving problems
Preference for learning by movement
Preference for learning by evaluating yourself
Preference for learning by interacting with others
35
What does it mean to be extroverted?
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for making decisions based on morals/values
Preference for the inside world, dreams, inner thoughts
Preference for making decisions based on facts/evidence
36
What does it mean to be introverted?
Making decisions based on morals and values
Making decisions based on facts and evidence
Preference for the outside world, socializing
Preference for the inside world, thoughts, dreams
37
What does it mean to be sensing?
Viewing the world through evidence/data/details
Viewing the world through concepts/theories
Preference for the inside world, inner thoughts/dreams
Preference for the outside world, socializing