Resilience in Students
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What is a key aspect of resilience for students when faced with challenges?

  • Seeking help from others (correct)
  • Ignoring emotional issues
  • Avoiding difficult situations
  • Consistently avoiding stress

Which of the following is NOT a way to demonstrate resilience?

  • Sticking to a routine
  • Maintaining supportive relationships
  • Using time effectively
  • Procrastinating on tasks (correct)

How can students effectively manage their anxieties when starting university?

  • Avoid planning
  • Doubt their capabilities
  • Make an action plan (correct)
  • Isolate themselves from peers

What does 'thinking forward' involve for a student?

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Which of the following is a demand students must often juggle?

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What is an important factor in maintaining resilience during academic setbacks?

<p>Finding solutions to problems (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which approach is recommended for keeping calm and reducing stress?

<p>Developing healthy routines (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In terms of resources, what should students prioritize when planning?

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What does the term 'study skills' encompass?

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Which is NOT a reason to develop study skills?

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Which of the following is one of the seven recommended actions to take in the first few weeks of studying?

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What is a key aspect of making the student experience work for you?

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Which benefit is associated with effective study skills?

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What should students do to make their environment personal?

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What is a transformational aspect of higher education mentioned?

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Which of the following encapsulates the idea of 'SHAPES' in study skills?

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What is one of the keys to success according to experts?

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What principle is important to check before embarking on a new skill development?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a benefit of personal experiences?

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According to the outline, which component supports study skills development?

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What is an indicator that a newly acquired skill is a good investment?

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Which of the following describes the process of continually improving oneself?

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One of the outcomes of gaining a qualification is to:

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What does the APT-S Study Skills Framework aim to address?

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What is one important aspect of providing feedback?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the steps towards successful study?

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Why should feedback be balanced?

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What is emphasized as an essential trait of a good team member?

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In the context of intelligence, what should be avoided to ensure success in academics?

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What is one characteristic of productive feedback?

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Which statement reflects the idea of being precise in criticism?

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What is a realistic aspect of suggesting changes?

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What is the main purpose of the short writing assignment?

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Which of the following is NOT suggested as a step to prepare for the short writing assignment?

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When preparing to write, what should a writer consider regarding opposing views?

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What type of thinking does the short writing assignment primarily evaluate?

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Which question is suggested to help clarify the assignment's central issue?

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After identifying a position, what should a writer do next?

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What should you do if the claim associated with the assignment seems unclear?

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What is an effective method for reinforcing a argument in the short writing assignment?

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What is the primary purpose of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association?

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Which characteristic is NOT typical of academic writing?

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What should be avoided to improve writing skills according to the tips provided?

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Why is it important to cite sources appropriately in academic writing?

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Which one of the following is a benefit of adhering to the APA style?

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What kind of sentences should be preferred in academic writing?

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What is a significant characteristic of scientific writing as per the given content?

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Which of the following refers specifically to the style rules in academic writing?

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Flashcards

Study Skills

The abilities, habits, understandings, and attitudes that help a person succeed in their studies. It encompasses skills like time management, note-taking, and critical thinking.

Purpose of Study Skills

Study skills focus on improving specific study areas, coping with increasing difficulty, and promoting independence and effectiveness in learning.

Transformational Experience

The experience of being a student in Higher Education can be transformative, offering intellectual challenges, personal growth, and lifelong friendships.

Taking Charge

Taking charge of your studies means actively seeking out information, opportunities, and inspiration. Don't wait for things to happen; be proactive and create your own path.

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Time Management in Higher Education

Planning your study time effectively can help you achieve your academic and career goals. It involves organizing your schedule, setting priorities, and managing your workload.

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Building Connections in Higher Education

Getting to know your classmates, professors, and other campus resources creates a supportive environment for learning and personal growth.

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Active Learning

Investing in your studies means that you are actively participating in class, engaging with the material outside of lectures, and seeking help when needed.

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Creating a Study Space

Creating a dedicated study space can enhance your focus and productivity. It should be quiet, organized, and free from distractions.

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Learning New Skills

The ability to learn new things is crucial for success, especially in today's rapidly changing world.

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Continuous Improvement

Continuously looking for opportunities to expand your knowledge and abilities, even if it feels uncomfortable at first.

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APT-S Study Skills Framework

A framework for developing skills, especially for studying effectively.

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Components of Study Skills Development

The five elements that support study skills development: self-awareness, goal setting, time management, collaboration, and reflection.

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Prioritizing Study Skills Development

Prioritize developing your study skills based on your individual needs and goals.

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Monitoring Study Skills Achievement

Regularly assess your progress in developing study skills and make adjustments as needed.

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Skills

Skills are abilities or qualities that help you perform a task or activity well.

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Resilience as a student

The ability to cope with challenges and bounce back from setbacks, essential for navigating the demands of student life.

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Action Plan for Students

A structured approach to organizing tasks and prioritizing goals, crucial for managing the diverse responsibilities of student life.

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Managing Stress as a Student

The ability to evaluate and manage stress levels, crucial for maintaining well-being and focus during demanding study periods.

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Active Learning for Students

A proactive approach to learning involving seeking new knowledge, engaging in class, and actively participating in the learning process.

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University Resources for Students

Exploring the campus resources, including online tools and physical spaces, to maximize learning opportunities.

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Student Self-Care

The act of prioritizing self-care, including sleep hygiene, nutrition, and physical health, crucial for well-being and academic success.

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Future Vision for Students

Looking ahead and visualizing a successful future, motivated by the impact of current choices on long-term goals.

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Academic Writing

A style of writing used by researchers to clarify their field's intellectual boundaries.

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APA Style

A set of rules for formatting and citing research in academic papers.

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Plagiarism

Using someone else's work without proper acknowledgment.

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Third-Person Perspective

Using the third person (he/she/it/they) instead of the first person (I/me/we) to distance yourself from personal opinions.

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Precise Word Choice

The precise choice of words that convey specific meaning in academic writing.

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Concise Writing

A clear and concise way of delivering information, avoiding unnecessary repetition.

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Bias-Free Writing

Ensuring your writing is free from biases or opinions that could affect the research.

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Research Problem

A research question that guides the investigation and determines the focus of the study.

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Self-Awareness in Studying

Understanding how your own beliefs and others' opinions about your intelligence affect your academic success.

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Strategic Awareness in Studying

Recognizing that successful study is about learning techniques and strategies, not just innate intelligence.

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Personalized Study Approaches

Tailoring your study methods to match your strengths, interests, and situation.

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What is Intelligence?

The ability to learn and understand; often misunderstood as a fixed trait.

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Good Team Member

Working together as a group for shared goals, supporting and being supportive.

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Giving Feedback

Pointing out strengths and areas for improvement in a constructive way.

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Time Management

Prioritizing tasks, using time efficiently and effectively.

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What is the central public health issue?

The central issue being discussed in a short writing assignment; it is the topic that the writer needs to analyze and take a position on.

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What are the specific instructions?

The specific instructions given for a short writing assignment; they tell the writer exactly what to do with the central issue.

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Do I agree with the claim?

Whether you agree or disagree with the claim made in the assignment, and why. It's about your personal opinion based on the claim and your knowledge.

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Does the claim make any assumptions?

Assumptions are things that are taken for granted in the claim, often without being directly stated. It's important to see if these assumptions are reasonable.

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What are the reasons for my position?

Reasons are the arguments used to support your position on the public health issue. They provide evidence and logic for your stance.

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What examples can I use to support my reasons?

Examples are real-life situations or stories used to illustrate and strengthen your reasons. They make your argument more persuasive and relatable.

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How might someone disagree with my position?

Consider the opposing viewpoint to strengthen your own argument. You can then address it in your writing, showing you've considered both sides.

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What is a compelling argument?

A written argument that seeks to persuade the reader of a particular viewpoint on a public health issue. It should be well-organized and use convincing evidence.

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Study Notes

  • This document is a set of slides from a course on study skills.
  • The course is offered at Kuwait University.
  • The instructor is Dr. Saleh Alsarhan.
  • A teaching assistant, Mrs. Bodour Yousef, is also listed.
  •  The course material covers course overview, instructors/TAs, time, location, communication, course description, learning objectives, recommended textbook, assessment, general expectations, COPH policies, class discussion, and practical exercises.

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This quiz explores key aspects of resilience for students, focusing on strategies for managing challenges and anxieties, especially at the start of university. Understand the importance of 'thinking forward' and learn how to prioritize resources to maintain resilience during academic setbacks.

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