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chp. 1 essential requirements for success in the new Global economy - Answer Use every tool every resource every connection every ethical, moral and legal mean to prepare yourself. chp. 1 vital skills to employers - Answer Long-term potential ability to work with others communication skills attention to detail creative problem-solving skills strong online social media/ technical skills ethusiasm and initiative ability to learn new skills quickly self-confidence flexibility/adaptability chp. 2 Types of Motivation - Answer two types of motivation External motivation: external forces or people causing you to do something. internal motivation: it comes from your own. It is energy inside you pushing you to do something that you want. chp. 2 Bloom's Taxonomy - Answer 1)create: produce new and original work 2) evaluate: Justify a stand or a decision (argue, defend, judge, select, support) 3) Analyze: draw connection between ideas (differentiate, organize, contrast) 4) Apply: use information in new situations (execute, implement, solve, use, demonstrate, interpret) 5) Understand: explain ideas or concepts (classify, describe , discuss , explain, identify, locate, reorganized) 6) Remember: Recall facts and basic concepts (define, duplicate, list, memorize, repeat, state)

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HCC EDUC 1300 Final Exam Chapters
1,2,3,7,8, & 9 hcc Questions With 100%
Correct Answers 2026-2027 Updated.
chp. 1 essential requirements for success in the new Global economy - Answer Use every tool

every resource

every connection

every ethical, moral and legal mean

to prepare yourself.



chp. 1 vital skills to employers - Answer Long-term potential

ability to work with others

communication skills

attention to detail

creative problem-solving skills

strong online social media/ technical skills

ethusiasm and initiative

ability to learn new skills quickly

self-confidence

flexibility/adaptability



chp. 2 Types of Motivation - Answer two types of motivation

External motivation: external forces or people causing you to do something.



internal motivation: it comes from your own. It is energy inside you pushing you to do
something that you want.



chp. 2 Bloom's Taxonomy - Answer 1)create: produce new and original work

2) evaluate: Justify a stand or a decision (argue, defend, judge, select, support)

3) Analyze: draw connection between ideas (differentiate, organize, contrast)

4) Apply: use information in new situations (execute, implement, solve, use, demonstrate,
interpret)

5) Understand: explain ideas or concepts (classify, describe , discuss , explain, identify, locate,
reorganized)

6) Remember: Recall facts and basic concepts (define, duplicate, list, memorize, repeat, state)

,chp. 2 Maslow's Hierarchy of Need - Answer 1. Biological and Physiological needs - air, food,
drink, shelter, warmth, sex, sleep.



2. Safety needs - protection from elements, security, order, law, stability, freedom from fear.



3. Love and belongingness needs - friendship, intimacy, affection and love, - from work group,
family, friends, romantic relationships.



4. Esteem needs - achievement, mastery, independence, status, dominance, prestige, self-
respect, respect from others.



5. Self-Actualization needs - realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment, seeking personal
growth and peak experiences.



chp. 3 Differences between types of degrees - Answer 1) The Associate in Arts degree (A.A.)
60-63

first two years.(arts, history, english, literature, international language, psychology,sociology)

2)The Associate in Science degree (A.S.)60-65 two years Bachelor of Science degree.(biology
chemistry, physics, geology, geography.)

3)The Associate in Applied Science degree (A.A.S.) 60-65 a career and technical education
program. Students earning this degree may seek employment following graduation or transfer
to a baccalaureate-granting college or university that has articulation agreements with College
of DuPage for these programs of study.( criminal justice, nursing, dental assisting, graphic
design.)

4)The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year undergraduate 120 college degree that focuses on the
liberal arts, science or a combination of the two. (liberal and performing arts, history, english,
literature, international languages, psychology, etc.)

5)Bachelor of science : degree consist around 120-124 semester hours. (math and science,
biology, chemistry, physics, geology, geography,astronomy, etc.)

6) Bachelor of applied science: requires more semester hours than the BA or BS.(applied
physics, environmental engineer, industrial managment, and mechanical and automotive
engineer.

7) Bachelor of fine arts: degree is a highly specialized degree in one of the fine arts. (visual and
performing arts, dance ,theater, photography, etc)



chp. 3 computing GPA - Answer BIBL 101 3 hrs A 3 hrs x 4.0= 12.0

ENGL 111 3 hrs B 3 hrs x 3.0= 9.0

BIOL 101 3 hrs B 3 hrs x 3.0= 9.0

CORE 110 3 hrs A 3 hrs x 4.0= 12.0

,ART 101 3 hrs A 3 hrs x 4.0= 12.0

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Chp.7 Metacognition - Answer awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes



Chp. 7 Neuroplasticity - Answer (workout of the brain). Cypin in the brain helps build new
branches, when you exercise your brain your rewards you with new learning patterns and new
learning receptors. Brain's ability to change with new knowledge.



chp. 7 multiple intelligence - Answer 7 intelligences

1) visual/spatial

2) verbal/linguistic

3)musical/ rhythm

4)logic/math

5)body/kinesthetic

6)interpersonal/intrapersonal



chp. 7 learning styles - Answer a learning style is instinctive and require your 5 senses, how
you best process info that comes to you.

1)visual learning style

2)auditory learning style

3)tactile learning style



SQ3R - Answer is a reading comprehension method named for its five steps: survey, question,
read, recite, and review.



chp. 8 Fixation - Answer another step in learning to read for speed and comprehension.
fixation is when your eyes stop at a single word to read it



chp. 9know how to use cornell's style, outline and mind maps! - Answer



Anna is a recent graduate with a degree in journalism. What will be required of Anna in the
modern working world, no matter what company she works for? - Answer She must
understand other cultures



Which statement about a liberal arts education is true? - Answer The liberal arts provide a
broad background in a variety of subject areas

, As part of an educational team, how will students learn course objectives and grading systems?
- Answer The instructor will provide a syllabus to students in the class section



Chantal prefers to study by spending long hours alone reading and analyzing the information in
her textbooks. Which transferable skill will Chantal develop by studying this way? - Answer
work ethic



The research of Robert Sternberg and Carol Dweck agree on which point? - Answer It is
possible to increase one's intelligence with focused efforts



Which "successful intelligence" thinking skills is most useful in helping a person achieve goals
even when unexpected barriers occur? - Answer practical thinking



During a political class discussion, Beth becomes angry because of another student's opinion.
However, before Beth speaks, she makes sure she listens to the other student. Which example
of academic integrity does Beth show? - Answer respect



Which student shows a growth mindset after failing a test?

Jennifer thinks, I studied a lot. I should drop this class.



Mark thinks, I'm not learning anything. That instructor is no good.



Stephen thinks, I'm not good at science, so this grade is understandable.



Yolanda thinks, I need help. I'd better find a tutor. - Answer yolanda



Karen senses how other people feel at work. She uses this understanding to adjust the way she
interacts with others. Karen's successful relationships lead to respect from her peers and
management. What skill does Karen show? - Answer emotional intelligence



Which action is a step in disputation in the process of learned optimism? - Answer Consider
whether a belief is useful



How does creative thinking help you achieve your goals? - Answer It helps you generate ideas
and approaches to solve problems



What statement would someone with a fixed mindset NOT agree with? - Answer Your
intelligence level can change over time.

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