The following is an example of S.M.A.R.T. goal

I want to make 3 B's and 1 A second semester

What is procrastination?

putting things off until it is too late

With multiple choice questions

cross out items you know are wrong first

The following are the best ways to keep up with school assignments

use a planner and google calendar

A "Rock Priority" may include

school assignment/homework/studying for test

How can you make up for lost time if you are absent?

borrow the class notes of a reliable student

Tracking academic short-term and long-term goals can be accomplished by

checking grades in INOW at midquarter, quarter, and semester

These statements indicate a growth mindet

"I can learn anything I want to"

What is meta-cognition?

to think about one's own thinking

What is one of the three proven ways to do your homework?

study at the quietest place for hard subjects

In organizing your binder, it is a good idea to

use pocket folders and clean out your binder regularly

When reading a passage on a test, students should

read the questions first, then the passage

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1
The following is an example of S.M.A.R.T. goal
I want to make 3 B's and 1 A second semester
I want to pass second semester
I want to make all A's
I will get by
2
Students can keep themselves on task by
none of the above
doing the easiest work first
using a timer and trying to beat the timer
eating snacks while they are doing homework
3
What is procrastination?
a type of game or sport
taking things too slow
putting things off until it is too late
being fed-up with life
4
The "S" in the S.M.A.R.T. goals method of setting goals stands for
specific
simple
student
systematic
5
With multiple choice questions
cross out items you know are wrong first
try to think of the correct answer before you read anything
answer all questions in order
never skip a question
6
Students need to know 12 power words when taking standardized test except
formulate
interpret
infer
describe
7
The following are the best ways to keep up with school assignments
use a written planner/agenda
use a planner and google calendar
use a Google Calendar
memorize the due dates
8
How do you talk to your teacher if you need help?
be polite and respectful
choose your words carefully
ask your teacher when it is the bet time to talk to them
all the above
9
A "Rock Priority" may include
hanging out with friends and socializing
texting and social media
playing video game
school assignment/homework/studying for test
10
Meta-cognition helps student apply which strategies?
how will they go about learning it
what will they be able to do with the knowledge
all of the above
what is it they must learn
11
How can you make up for lost time if you are absent?
review the textbook and read everything in it
borrow the class notes of a reliable student
rely on your teacher to give you the information
don't worry about it, you can catch up later
12
When answering an essay question, it is best to
try to make an outline in the margin
all of these
always begin your answer with a question
write as quickly as possible
13
The brain is able to do two or more tasks at a time.
False
True
14
According to a growth mindset, intelligence and talent are set at birth
False
True
15
Tracking academic short-term and long-term goals can be accomplished by
checking grades in INOW at midquarter, quarter, and semester
checking grades in INOW daily or weekly
none of the above
waiting for your report card at the end of the school year
16
What can you do to avoid procrastination?
all the above
work on difficult and/or unpleasant tasks first
set reasonable standards that you can meet for a task
just get started
17
These statements indicate a growth mindet
"When I fail, I learn"
"I am either good at it or I am not"
"I can learn anything I want to"
"Tell me that I am smart"
18
What is meta-cognition?
being important
having mental energy
information that changes everyday
to think about one's own thinking
19
Goals can be short-term and long-term
False
True
20
Learning to balance Rock, Pebble, and Water Priorities is important in making good grades.
True
False
21
A priority is something that is
of some importance
of no importance
of most importance
of least importance
22
What is one of the three proven ways to do your homework?
only study subjects that require the least concentration
study at the quietest place for hard subjects
study for your test the day before
study in your bed
23
In organizing your binder, it is a good idea to
use pocket folders and clean out your binder regularly
put papers in your book bag if you are in a hurry
throw away everything
place papers under your bed
24
When reading a passage on a test, students should
none of the above
read the questions first, then the passage
read the passage first, then the question
all the above
25
Random guessing on a test gives you what percentage change of getting the answer correct
29%
15%
10%
25%

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