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LEARNING FRAMEWORK (EDUC-1300)
FINAL EXAM STUDY SHEET
QUESTIONS AND NSWERS 100%
CORRECT
Question: Which technique, created by a Japanese inventor, is used to
uncover the root cause of a problem or the specific rationale behind a
decision?
1. The Five Whys
2. The Three Reasons
3. Values Clarification
4. The Understanding Process ✔✔ Answer: 1. The Five Whys (Originally
developed by Sakichi Toyoda, this method involves repeating the question
"Why?" to peel away layers of symptoms to find the core issue.)


Question: Eli notices that his career, which required a college degree, offers
him significantly more personal fulfillment than the careers of his friends
without degrees. Which specific benefit of higher education does this
illustrate?
1. Improved health and wellness
2. Better outcomes for the next generation
3. Better job stability
4. Greater job satisfaction ✔✔ Answer: 4. Greater job satisfaction


3. Learning new study skills and spending time mastering new strategies is an
example of this kind of adjustment:

,A. Cultural
B. Intellectual
C. Emotional
D. Academic -ANSWER ✔✔D. Academic


4. Which of the following is an example of a financial adjustment strategy?


A. Engaging in intellectual discussions
B. Developing emotional coping strategies
C. Seeking opportunities to explore other cultures
D. Exploring job and aid opportunities -ANSWER ✔✔D. Exploring job and aid
opportunities. Also includes managing money independently and recognizing
college costs.


5. High school and college faculty differ in many ways. Which of the following is
NOT a typical difference between high school and college faculty?


A. College faculty are responsible for student learning
B. College faculty are available during student conference office hours
C. College faculty cannot communicate with parents without permission
D. College faculty expect that students will do a significant amount of work
outside of class -ANSWER ✔✔A. College faculty are responsible for student
learning


6. Professors will likely expect you to read the textbook before class, take notes
during class, and study between classes. These expectations are unwritten
assumptions, which sociologists refer to as:

, A. Unreasonable expectations
B. Hidden rules
C. Primary roles
D. Group norms -ANSWER ✔✔B. Hidden Rules


7. In college, the responsibility for learning is on the student. Tamiko attends every
class but does not take notes and frequently does not complete the assigned
reading. She is not getting the grades she would like. With which of the learning
ownership components is Tamiko having difficulty?


A. Deliberate, focused effort
B. Motivation
C. Progress tracking
D. Time and task management -ANSWER ✔✔A. Deliberate, focused effort


8. When things get hard, you can rely on your ____________ to dig in deep and
continue working toward your goal. -ANSWER ✔✔Answer: Grit


9. Your roommate, Tabish, has been having difficulty adjusting to the wide range
of diverse people on campus. With people from various cultures, he feels that his
identity is getting lost. This is an example of a __________ adjustment. -
ANSWER ✔✔Answer: Cultural


10. In high school, teachers are responsible for identifying student needs and
maximizing learning. In college, this is the responsibility of the ______________.
-ANSWER ✔✔Answer: Student

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