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WGU D389 Learning Strategies in High Education Midterm Study Assessment Set Exam Why Set Goals? - -To manage time and prioritization while pursuing higher education. Step By Step Approach to Setting Goals - -Identify what needs to be done. Break down those needs into smaller steps. Set deadlines. Share your goals with someone else who will hold you accountable. Method of Effective Time Management - -Prioritize studying by deadline. List and Define Each Smart Goal - -Specific- Specify what you want to achieve. or accomplish. Measurable- Measurement of achieving the goal. Achievable- Challenging but can be achieved. Relevant- Specific goal that is realistic or achievable Time Bound- Time the goal should be accomplished Time Management Tips - -Be mindful of your motives for being a student. Practice consistent, restorative sleep habits. Effectively keep track of learning and to-do activities. Listen as though you're going to teach it. Process what you have done and learned at the end of each day. What is Procrastination? - -Unnecessary delay of starting an activity. What are reasons people procrastinate? - -Despise the task. Lack of Confidence Distraction Overwhelmed Creative Block Emotional Block to Time Management for Health Professionals - -Stress Anxiety Mind set Define Mindset - -a way of thinking What are the Five Method of Note Taking - -Cornell Method WGU D389 WGU D389 Outlining Method Mind Mapping Charting Method Sentence Method Cornell Method - -2 1/2 inch column on left side & 6 inch column on right side What is the purpose of the Cornell Method? - -Organizing format to identify major concepts. How would you use the Cornell Method? - -By pulling out main ideas while listening and reading. What is the value of the Cornell method, which involves dividing a paper into a two-and a-half-inch margin by a six-inch wide area? - -It is an easy, organized format in which major concepts are readily identified. Outlining Method - -Information that is most general begins on the left-hand side of the paper and then more specific facts are indented further to the right-hand side (Turn main point into Question) -Most structured note taking methods and visually looks very organized Mind Mapping Method - -Method that uses comprehension/concentration skills and evolves in a visual note taking form which relates each fact or idea to another. (Visual Flash Cards) Charting Method - -Information is distinct and/or chronological, it may be helpful to set up your paper by drawing columns and labeling appropriate headings in a table. (Chronological Notes) Sentence Method - -Write every new thought, fact or topic on a separate line, numbering as you progress. (Paragraph) What is the difference between linear and nonlinear note-taking? - -Linear notes are in order. Nonlinear notes are not organized. What is annotation? - -A strategy for retaining reading information. What is the Pomodoro Technique? - -Study session with planned breaks. What is the purpose of the Pomodoro Technique? - -Maximize focus and retention What does PQ3R stand for? - -Preview Question Read WGU D389 WGU D389 Recite Review What is retention? - -Keeping concept and skills in long-term memory. What is a strategy for approaching reading assignments? - -PQ3R What is the purpose of the PQ3R Strategy? - -Turning learning Objective into Questions What does F. I. T. T. stand for? - -Frequency Intensity Technique Time What is the purpose of F. I. T. T.? - -To combine time management and study skills What is effective while taking a test? - -Watching out for two-part problems. Using estimation Working Backward Stepping outside the question. Which components describe the three-part retention process that will maximize study and review time? - -Analyze and engage with multiple senses, build in daily review, and build in cumulative review What is test/timed test strategies? - -Break it into sections Complete one section at a time. Answer questions you know first. What causes test anxiety? - -Fear of Failure Perfection Self-Doubt Past Performance Lack of Preparation What is an example of Fear of Failure? - -Put pressure on yourself to perform well. Expecting perfection What is an example of Self-Doubt? - -Concern about letting other down. Worring about past performance on assessments. What in an example of Lack of preparation? - -Cramming the night before. Poor time management Poor study habits What is some physical signs of test anxiety? - -Headache WGU D389 WGU D389 Racing Heart Sweaty Palms Upset stomach Sweating Tensed Muscles What are some mental effect of test anxiety? - -Confusion Difficulty reading and understanding the questions. Difficulty organizing thoughts Difficulty retrieving information key words and concept. Doing poorly on a test when you know the material. Mental Blocking-going blank on questions. Remembering answers after quiz. What are tips for coping with test anxiety? - -Good night sleep Don't cram the day before exam. What is the 3-part retention process? - -Analyze and e

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WGU D389 Learning Strategies in High
Education Midterm Study Assessment Set
Exam

Why Set Goals? - -To manage time and prioritization while pursuing higher education.

Step By Step Approach to Setting Goals - -Identify what needs to be done.
Break down those needs into smaller steps.
Set deadlines.
Share your goals with someone else who will hold you accountable.

Method of Effective Time Management - -Prioritize studying by deadline.

List and Define Each Smart Goal - -Specific- Specify what you want to achieve. or
accomplish.
Measurable- Measurement of achieving the goal.
Achievable- Challenging but can be achieved.
Relevant- Specific goal that is realistic or achievable
Time Bound- Time the goal should be accomplished

Time Management Tips - -Be mindful of your motives for being a student.
Practice consistent, restorative sleep habits.
Effectively keep track of learning and to-do activities.
Listen as though you're going to teach it.
Process what you have done and learned at the end of each day.

What is Procrastination? - -Unnecessary delay of starting an activity.

What are reasons people procrastinate? - -Despise the task.
Lack of Confidence
Distraction
Overwhelmed
Creative Block

Emotional Block to Time Management for Health Professionals - -Stress
Anxiety
Mind set

Define Mindset - -a way of thinking

What are the Five Method of Note Taking - -Cornell Method

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Outlining Method
Mind Mapping
Charting Method
Sentence Method

Cornell Method - -2 1/2 inch column on left side & 6 inch column on right side

What is the purpose of the Cornell Method? - -Organizing format to identify major
concepts.

How would you use the Cornell Method? - -By pulling out main ideas while listening and
reading.

What is the value of the Cornell method, which involves dividing a paper into a two-and-
a-half-inch margin by a six-inch wide area? - -It is an easy, organized format in which
major concepts are readily identified.

Outlining Method - -Information that is most general begins on the left-hand side of the
paper and then more specific facts are indented further to the right-hand side
(Turn main point into Question)
-Most structured note taking methods and visually looks very organized

Mind Mapping Method - -Method that uses comprehension/concentration skills and
evolves in a visual note taking form which relates each fact or idea to another. (Visual -
Flash Cards)

Charting Method - -Information is distinct and/or chronological, it may be helpful to set
up your paper by drawing columns and labeling appropriate headings in a table.
(Chronological Notes)

Sentence Method - -Write every new thought, fact or topic on a separate line,
numbering as you progress. (Paragraph)

What is the difference between linear and nonlinear note-taking? - -Linear notes are in
order.
Nonlinear notes are not organized.

What is annotation? - -A strategy for retaining reading information.

What is the Pomodoro Technique? - -Study session with planned breaks.

What is the purpose of the Pomodoro Technique? - -Maximize focus and retention

What does PQ3R stand for? - -Preview
Question
Read

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