QUESTIONS & ANSWERS(GRADED A+)
There will be new terminology and procedures that you may have never been
exposed to before college. What is the best thing for you to do if you are confused
about a specific term or need to know how to to accomplish a specific task? -
ANSWERAsk your professor or advisor
A Japanese inventor created a technique that can be used to discover the underlying
cause of a problem or the underlying reason for a decision. This technique is called:
- ANSWERThe Five Whys
Feeling like you are a fake or that you do not belong is an example of imposter
syndrome. - ANSWERTrue
One of Miranda's reasons for going to college is that she wants to increase her
chances of securing her dream job. Besides the academic content, Miranda hopes to
gain valuable skills in areas that are highly desired by employers. Which of the
following is NOT considered to be a desirable career-ready competency? -
ANSWERFriendship
Feeling like you are fake or that you do not belong is an example of imposter
syndrome. - ANSWERTrue
Most College students receive higher grades then they expected during their first
semester. - ANSWERFalse
Successful college students use their resources. It can sometimes be difficult, but
asking for ___ is an important key to success. - ANSWERHelp
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: - ANSWERHidden rules
Which of the following can be referred to as the "contract of the course"? -
ANSWERSyllabus
Your friend Carolyn just found out that his scholarship will not cover his tuition and
fees. Which campus resource should he contact? - ANSWERFinancial aid
High school and college faculty differ in many ways. Which of the following is NOT a
typical differnce between high school and college faculty? - ANSWERCollege faculty
are responsible for maintaining student learning
Understanding the common adjustment challenges that college students face is
unimportant because there is no way to prepare yourself for the transition. -
ANSWERFalse
, In high school, teachers are responsible for identifying student needs and
maximizing learning. In college, this is the responsibility of the student. -
ANSWERTrue
Most college classes have fewer tests that cover more material. This surprises some
college students, but it is important to realize that you may need to: - ANSWERStudy
differently
Which of the following in NOT a resource you could access to support your success
in College? - ANSWERDrugs and alcohol
During college, you will have the opportunity to build relationships with your
professors and classmates. Expanding your ______________ will be important
during and after college. - ANSWERNetwork
Learning new study skills and spending time mastering new strategies is an example
of this kind of adjustment: - ANSWERAcademic
What is UGT? - ANSWERA learner-centered approach based on personal choices
UGT is different than other learning theories because it is based on - ANSWERthe
learner's own wants and expectations
Negative bias is - ANSWERAll of the above OR a natural psychological tendency, a
human tendency to worry and dwell on one's shortcomings, focusing on negative
aspects of a situation.
All of the following are ways to overcome negative bias except for - ANSWERmaking
a list of all the things that went wrong the last time you tried a similar assignment.
The Five Whys can be used to discover your underlying purpose for enrolling in
college. - ANSWERTrue
What is the relationship between education and income? - ANSWERThe more
education you receive, the greater the increase in your average lifetime earnings.
Most college students receive higher grades than they expected during their first
semester. - ANSWERFalse
Solving a mathematical equation or finding and error to correct computer code
means you are using Bloom's category referred to as - ANSWERRemember &
Create
Singing the national anthem at a football game requires Bloom's category named -
ANSWERAnalyze, Apply, Evaluate, & Remember
The key to effective learning is to match the learning activity with the actual tasks
you will be required to perform. - ANSWERTrue