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Learning Strategies in Higher Education
Study Guide.
SMART Goals - Answers✔Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-Bound goal-setting approach
Time Management Strategies - Answers✔Includes consistent sleep patterns, designated assignment
time, and prioritizing tasks
To-Do List Creation - Answers✔Involves listing commitments, prioritizing tasks, and revising as needed
Mindset Control - Answers✔Taking charge of reactions, maintaining positivity, and focusing on
achievements
Negative Self-Talk Reframing - Answers✔Changing all-or-nothing statements, avoiding labels, and
focusing on the positive
Overcoming Self-Doubt - Answers✔Involves taking small steps, asking for help, and reminding oneself of
initial motivations
Procrastination - Answers✔Unnecessarily delaying tasks, detrimental to productivity and efficiency
Emotional Blocks to Time Management - Answers✔Stress and emotions hindering effective scheduling
and productivity
Study Strategies - Answers✔Incorporates methods like Mind Mapping, Charting, and the Sentence
Method for effective learning
Retention Process - Answers✔Involves repetition, engagement with notes, and setting up a conducive
learning environment
Mind Mapping - Answers✔Graphic representation of content to visually track information and
connections
Charting Method - Answers✔Organizes information in categories and columns for easy review and
comparison
Sentence Method - Answers✔Organizes thoughts, facts, or topics on separate lines for clarity and
organization