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Which of the options below best defines what it means to have a Growth Mindset?
Understanding that we need to appreciate the talents we are born with
Understanding that all people have weaknesses
Understanding that your current skills and intelligence are permanent
Understanding that your current skills and intelligence are not permanent
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Mia has detailed Cornell Notes; however, she forgot to add leveled questions. Which step of Cornell N did she forget?
Note Taking
Note Interacting
Note Making
Note Reflecting
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Cecelia knows if she puts in the time and effort she can significantly improve her understanding in algebra. She has:
Personalized study skills
A mnemonic device
Cornell Notes
A growth mindset
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Charting the Text is a strategy about identifying the _____________________ of the texts that you read.
Author's Claims
Structure
Key Words
Facts
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Which of the following is an example of a performance assessment?
None of the above
A speech
An essay
A multiple-choice exam
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Which of the following is an example of an objective test?
A speech
None of the above
A project
An essay
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Which words best match the types of verbs you would use to describe what the author is DOING while Charting the text?
Challenges, Summarizes
Runs, Walks
Types, Writes
Talks about, Thinks about
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The three main metacognitive reading strategies we practiced in class are . . .
Synthesizing, Inferencing, & Monitoring for Meaning
Monitoring for Meaning, Activating Schema, & Visualization
Asking Questions, Visualization, & Inferencing
Asking Questions, Determining Importance, & Synthesizing
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Why do structured notes like Cornell Notes lead to better learning and memorization than unstructured notes?
Structured notes allow students to record everything presented in a lecture
Structured notes require students to think about BOTH content & organizatio
The harder the task, the better the learning
Structured notes are no more effective than unstructured notes
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What is the best definition of metacognition?
An annotation strategy for active reading
An approach to high level studying
A study strategy that involves cognition
An awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes
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In a multiple choice question, the prompt or the question is referred to as the . . .
Distractor
Root
Answer
Stem
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A mnemonic is a . . .?
Secret code
Note taking strategy
Childhood game
Learning device
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"The ability to use information and communication technologies to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information"
Academic Literacy
Digital Mapping
Digital Literacy
Personalized Digitization
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Studies show that most teenagers need how much sleep?
~7 hours
~11 hours
~9 hours
~5 hours
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The Curve of Forgetting describes . . .
How high a student’s IQ is
How quickly we learn how to complete Cornell Notes
How we retain or lose information we take in
What grade a student will get on a test
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"T
he action of designing or producing something to meet someone’s individual needs or preferences" refers to . . .
Personalization
Cornell Notes
Adaptation
Modification
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"Sustained perseverance coupled with intense passion" refers to . . .
SMART Goals
Growth Mindset
Personalization
Grit
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How can specific note-taking strategies help you in any class?
Your notes will be better organized with a clear purpose
Your notes can operate as a study guide
All of the above
Your notes will help you to think of the concepts at a deeper level
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"The ability to control an impulse in order to overcome a weakness" refers to . . .
SMART Goals
Self Discipline
Grit
Growth Mindset
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An inference is . . . ?
An educated guess based on personal knowledge and textual evidence
A theme within a story that is based on textual evidence
A learning device
A proven fact that can be found within a text
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How can you best organize your study space?
Remove distracting items
Remove any clutter
All of the above
Have all essential study materials out
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# paragraphs, read it through, circle key terms, & underline author's claims are the steps in what annotation strategy?
Analyzing the Text
Marking the Text
Charting the Text
Mapping the Text
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If you ask your teacher if your assessment will be multiple choice, true/false, short answer, or essay, you are asking..
About the weight
About the concepts
About the scope
About the format
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To take structured notes, students must focus on WHAT they take notes on AND . . .
IF they take notes
WHO they take notes with
HOW they take notes
WHEN they take notes
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Which of the following are materials that could be used as effective study tools?
Past quizzes
All of the above
Class notes
Past homework assignments
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What are the key components of a Cornell Note sheet?
Essential question, questions column, notes section, quiz section
Essential question, questions column, notes section, summary section
Essential question, definition section, notes section, quiz section
Essential question, definition section, notes section, summary section
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Cornell Notes, T-Charts, Venn Diagrams, Fish Bone Diagrams, 3 Column Notes, 2 Column Notes, and Mind Maps are all....
Unplanned Notes
Unstructured Notes
Structured Notes
Planned Notes
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How can setting goals improve performance?
All of the above
Setting goals creates a clear vision of what you want to achieve
Setting goals incentivizes you to take steps toward success
Setting goals allows you to track progress
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Academic Discourse is . . . ?
An advanced note taking method that utilizing speech-to-text
A verbal interchange of ideas; especially in conversation
A formal, orderly, and usually extended expression of thought on a subject
A type of learning style typically found in younger children
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Which of the following is *not* a step you can use to improve your Academic Discourse?
Be as prepared as possible
Find weaknesses in others' ideas and verbally attack them
Use evidence to support your ideas whenever possible
Connect your thoughts with the ideas that came before you
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Four key types of questions you can ask while reading a text are . . .
Clarifying, Specific, Persuasive, Questions about author intent/style
Clarifying, Analytical, Researchable, Questions about author intent/style
Clarifying, Arguable, Concise, Questions about author intent/style
Clarifying, Speculative, Rhetorical, Questions about author intent/style
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Why is it helpful to make a checklist the night before an assessment?
Making a checklist will lead to you getting an A on the assessment
Making a checklist is never helpful before an exam
Making a checklist can help decrease your stress levels in the morning
Making a checklist proves to your parents that you’re prepared
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31) When analyzing the credibility / trustworthiness of a web source, you should check for . . . ?
Author's expertise (qualifications to speak/write about that topic)
Source corroboration
Date of publication
All of the above
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# paragraphs, read it through, divide the text into functional sections, & write 1 sentence per each section...
Are the 4 steps of Charting the text
Are the 4 steps of Cornell Notes
Are the 4 steps of SMART Goals
Are the 4 steps of Marking the Text
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James is reading an article & has underlined a sentence in the intro that shows the author's main idea. James has found:
The author's structure
The author's claim
The author's key terms
The author's doing statement
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In order to personalize your learning, an important first step is to . . .
Reflect
Relax
Take Cornell Notes
Get a study buddy
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Which of the following are steps you can take to study smart?
Learn from your successes and mistakes
Plan your study time and breaks
Get a study buddy
Work in an effective learning environment
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What do each of the letters in the S.M.A.R.T. goals acronym stand for?
Specific, Maximized, Arguable, Related, Time-Bound
Statistical, Measurable, Arguable, Relevant, Time-Bound
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound
Statistical, Maximized, Achievable, Related, Time-Bound
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What is the Memory Walk / Method of Loci?
Going on a walk outside while studying
It's not a real thing
Walking through a room that has objects mentally labeled with concepts
Walking around with a study buddy
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A key component of Grit is . . .
Grades
Standardized Test Scores
IQ
Self Discipline
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What are the four steps involved in taking structured (Cornell) notes?
Note Taking, Note Forming, Note Writing, Note Thinking
Note Hating, Note Dating, Note Making, Note Reflecting
Note Taking, Note Making, Note Changing, Note Studying
Note Taking, Note Making, Note Interacting, Note Reflecting
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What are the 5 key success factors when it comes to studying effectively?
Wake up early, eat breakfast, check social media, wing it, cry afterwards
Do HW, take good notes, take time to review, stay healthy, know test type
Wake up early, eat breakfast, re-read notes, use mnemonic devices, smile
Do HW, take good notes, re-read notes, eat dinner, stay up late
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Why should you take the time to personalize your approach to learning and studying?
You are maximizing your strengths and accommodating for your weaknesses
You will automatically start studying twice as fast
You will be able to set better S.M.A.R.T. Goals
You will have a growth mindset as a student
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32) What is a library database?
A field of study that librarians go into to prepare for work
A professional's personal collection of information on a specific topic
An online newspaper that focuses on secondary education
A digital collection of articles, research studies & other quality info
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What does it mean to be aware of the scope of an assessment? This means that . . .
You know how much content will be on the assessment
You know the number of points the assessment is worth
You know the format of the assessment
You know the weight of the assignment in the grade book
