When you can't get out of your seat in class, all of the following will help perk you up, EXCEPT…

Resting your head on your desk.

What is the best way to make information "stick," long-term?

Make a connection between the new info & something you already understand.

All of the following are important tips for working in groups, EXCEPT:

Avoid imposing rules so that you can maximize creativity.

What makes people successful in the workplace?

The ability to work with others & manage themselves.

What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for working with others?

Considering the perspective of others.

What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for working with groups?

Know your group's purpose & be clear on what it needs to accomplish.

What is the best way to resolve disagreements quickly and effectively?

Consider the other person's point of view.

What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for communication?

Ask "Why?" to understand the purpose for the communication.

What is a "win-win" outcome?

Instead of one "winner" and one "loser," both parties are happy.

Why is the act of "making questions" so helpful to your learning?

They help make connections to long-term memory.

When listening in class, why is it helpful to "flip" the information you are hearing into questions?

It gives your brain a purpose for catching information.

When does your brain "zone out" during communication?

When it cannot make connections to the new information.

What does it mean to "listen for connections?"

Connect the info you're hearing to something you already understand.

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Study Skills: SOAR Lessons 8-10 Recap

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When you can't get out of your seat in class, all of the following will help perk you up, EXCEPT…
Stretching your arms and legs.
Stretching your eyes and breathing deeply.
Sitting up straight, uncrossing your legs & leaning forward slightly.
Resting your head on your desk.
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What is the best way to make information "stick," long-term?
Repeat the info until you’ve learned it.
Eat the right foods and exercise.
Tell your brain to store the information in your long-term memory
Make a connection between the new info & something you already understand.
3
When you talk face-to-face with someone, how much of your message is communicated through your words?
About 38%
About 7%
About 55%
Nearly 100%
4
All of the following are important tips for working in groups, EXCEPT:
Share info like deadlines & responsibilities with each member in writing
Decide how you will communicate with each other.
Determine roles for each member of the group.
Avoid imposing rules so that you can maximize creativity.
5
What makes people successful in the workplace?
The ability to work with others & manage themselves.
Multiple college degrees.
Their appearance and clothes.
Their work title and salary.
6
What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for working with others?
Work with people you know.
Considering the perspective of others.
Asking lots of questions.
Use visual aids to prove your point.
7
What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for working with groups?
Know your group's purpose & be clear on what it needs to accomplish.
Take detailed notes about everything that is said.
Make sure each group member has equal input.
Allow more time for your groupmates to work on their own.
8
What is the best way to resolve disagreements quickly and effectively?
Get your point across first.
Convince the other person that your perspective is correct.
Get help from a neutral person, such as a teacher.
Consider the other person's point of view.
9
When you learn something new, what does your brain do?
Releases chemicals into your bloodstream.
Nothing.
Grows new neuron wires.
Stores new info in short term memory.
10
What is the "80/20 Power Strategy" for communication?
Ask 80% of the questions & allow the other person to ask 20%.
Ask "Why?" to understand the purpose for the communication.
Ask “What,” “Where,” “Who,” and “When” for every situation.
Ask a lot of questions before making a decision.
11
What is a "win-win" outcome?
Agreeing to disagree during an intense argument.
Any result that you feel comfortable with.
Winning one argument, followed by winning a second argument.
Instead of one "winner" and one "loser," both parties are happy.
12
"High-Gear" learning is all of the following, EXCEPT:
A lot of work.
Energizing.
Fast.
Very effective.
13
How long can you sit before your circulation slows down?
10-15 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
30-40 minutes
14
Why is the act of "making questions" so helpful to your learning?
They prep your short-term memory for memorization.
It’s easier to make up with questions than answers.
They help make connections to long-term memory.
It inspire curiosity.
15
When listening in class, why is it helpful to "flip" the information you are hearing into questions?
It keeps you engaged during the lesson.
So you can have a question ready in case the teacher calls on you.
It gives your brain a purpose for catching information.
It minimizes the amount of notes you have to take.
16
When does your brain "zone out" during communication?
When your teacher is talking.
When it cannot make connections to the new information.
In the middle-part of the conversation
Towards the end of the conversation.
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What does it mean to "listen for connections?"
Pay attention when a classmate is asking a question.
Focus when your teacher says, “write this down.”
Connect the info you're hearing to something you already understand.
Listen for your teacher to use the word "connection(s)."

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