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Describe the POWER framework.

Power is used to help you know what you are learning in your college classes. The steps in power are prepare, organize, work, evaluate, and rethink.

Describe the 3 different types of learning style assessments.

The reading/writing learning style, the visual/graphic style, and the auditory/verbal learning style.

What is the visual/graphic style?

It is for students who like to learn by seeing the person do what they are teaching.

What is the reading/writing learning style?

<p>It is for students who prefer to study subjects in a written format.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the auditory/verbal learning style?

<p>It is for students who learn from people who are talking.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain several strategies to better control (manage) your time and juggle your various responsibilities.

<p>Setting your main priorities first and going based off of which is more or less important. Making calendars and setting your schedule can help you keep yourself in control.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the Cornell method?

<p>It has a cue column that you can write side notes and write down the questions that you have.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the outline method?

<p>It has numbers and must identify main topics and subheadings of the note.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a graphic organizer?

<p>It is a representation of what you are learning but in graphs. You write down how and organize how you would understand.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define test anxiety and provide strategies to deal with this issue before and during a test.

<p>Test anxiety is a temporary condition characterized by fears and concerns about test-taking. Strategies before a test include reviewing math fundamentals, asking questions in class, utilizing review sessions, and practicing. During a test, analyze problems carefully, eliminate incorrect answers, and do the easier questions first.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the steps of the SQ3R and explain how, when, and why it should be used in college.

<p>The steps are Survey (skim the chapter), Question (turn headings into questions), Read (look for answers), Recite (summarize), and Review (highlight important information). This method is good for taking notes or reading to help memorize.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define mnemonic device and explain the different types of mnemonics.

<p>A mnemonic device is a trick to help you memorize information. Types include name and music mnemonics. An example of a name mnemonic is ROY G. BIV for the colors of the spectrum.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the career exploration process and the job search process.

<p>The process of choosing a career involves looking for information about what you need to do to become what you want. The Career Center offers workshops to show what you need to study and assists in making career decisions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the two different types of distance learning classes at PBSC and some advantages and disadvantages of distance learning courses.

<p>Two types are online courses and hybrid courses. Advantages of online courses include not needing to come to campus, while hybrid courses meet a few times a week. Disadvantages include learning from PowerPoints and not seeing professors in person.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain what happens at each of the three steps of the information literacy process.

<ol> <li>Locating information helps find new resources. 2. Surfing the web makes it easier to find options. 3. Evaluating information ensures reliability. Colleges offer libraries and access to reliable resources.</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers

Define critical thinking.

<p>Decision making is choosing the best option from many choices, while problem solving involves thinking through a situation repeatedly.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain several specific strategies that could be used to think more critically.

<p>Some strategies include following your instincts, asking others for advice, and giving yourself time to think.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

POWER Framework

A framework consisting of Prepare, Organize, Work, Evaluate, and Rethink steps, designed to enhance learning in college courses.

Learning Styles Assessments

Assessments that identify preferences in how students absorb information: Reading/Writing, Visual/Graphic, and Auditory/Verbal.

Visual/Graphic Learning Style

A learning style suited for students who learn best by seeing demonstrations.

Reading/Writing Learning Style

A learning style ideal for those who prefer textual materials and written formats for studying.

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Auditory/Verbal Learning Style

A learning style tailored for learners who grasp concepts through spoken communication and lectures.

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Time Management Strategies

Prioritizing tasks and utilizing calendars to manage multiple responsibilities effectively.

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Cornell Method

A note-taking method incorporating a cue column for notes and questions, facilitating interactive learning.

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Outline Method

A note-taking method that organizes notes through numbering, emphasizing main topics and subheadings.

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Graphic Organizer

Using graphs for enhanced understanding and organization of learning concepts.

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Test Anxiety

A temporary condition marked by excessive stress about testing.

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SQ3R Method

Steps include Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review; effective for note-taking and reading comprehension.

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Mnemonic Device

A memory aid designed to simplify memorization through tricks, like name mnemonics.

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Career Exploration Process

Researching and understanding requirements for desired career paths.

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Distance Learning Classes

Classes with no campus attendance (online) or limited campus visits (hybrid).

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Information Literacy Process

Process including locating, surfing, and evaluating information.

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Critical Thinking

Involves decision-making and problem-solving (analyzing situations repeatedly).

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Critical Thinking Strategies

Strategies that involves trusting instincts, seeking advice and allowing time for reflection.

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Study Notes

POWER Framework

  • Framework consists of five steps: Prepare, Organize, Work, Evaluate, and Rethink.
  • Designed to enhance learning in college classes.

Learning Styles Assessments

  • Three types: Reading/Writing, Visual/Graphic, and Auditory/Verbal.
  • Each style caters to different preferences in how students absorb information.

Visual/Graphic Learning Style

  • Suited for students who learn best by seeing others demonstrate teachings.

Reading/Writing Learning Style

  • Ideal for those who prefer textual materials and written formats for studying.

Auditory/Verbal Learning Style

  • Tailored for learners who grasp concepts through spoken communication and lectures.

Time Management Strategies

  • Prioritize tasks based on importance to manage multiple responsibilities effectively.
  • Utilizing calendars and structured schedules aids in maintaining control over time.

Cornell Method

  • Incorporates a cue column for notes and questions, facilitating interactive learning.

Outline Method

  • Organizes notes through numbering; emphasizes main topics and subheadings.

Graphic Organizer

  • Visual representation of learning concepts using graphs for enhanced understanding and organization.

Test Anxiety

  • Temporary condition marked by excessive stress about testing.
  • Pre-test strategies: Review fundamentals, engage in class, utilize study resources.
  • During-test strategies: Carefully analyze questions, eliminate incorrect answers, prioritize easier questions.

SQ3R Method

  • Steps include Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review.
  • Effective for class note-taking and reading comprehension.

Mnemonic Device

  • Memory aid designed to simplify memorization through tricks.
  • Types include name mnemonics (e.g., ROY G. BIV for colors of the spectrum).

Career Exploration Process

  • Involves researching and understanding requirements for desired career paths.
  • Career Center offers workshops to guide students on study requirements and career insights.

Distance Learning Classes

  • Two types: Online courses (no campus attendance) and Hybrid courses (limited campus visits).
  • Advantages include flexibility and pacing, but online disadvantages include lack of in-person interaction.

Information Literacy Process

  • Steps include locating, surfing, and evaluating information.
  • College resources: Libraries provide access to books, reliable information, and academic support.

Critical Thinking

  • Involves decision-making (choosing the best option) and problem-solving (analyzing situations repeatedly).

Critical Thinking Strategies

  • Trusting instincts is vital for decision-making.
  • Seeking advice from others can lead to better choices.
  • Allowing time for reflection enhances decision-making accuracy.

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