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EDUC 1300 Final Exam Review With100% Verified Answers
a one-credit course generally meets once a week for about...minutes CORRECT
ANSWERS 60
one way that college is different from high school is that in college you CORRECT
ANSWERS take less test frequently
a test score of 88 generally translates to which letter grade? CORRECT ANSWERS B
what does the R in SMART goal stand for? CORRECT ANSWERS Relevant
if you ae attending a two-year school and plan to transfer to a four-year school, you
should do all the following except CORRECT ANSWERS wait until you have been
accepted before developing a transfer plan
which strategy would BEST help you develop a more positive attitude? CORRECT
ANSWERS thinking about what you can learn from difficult situations you overcame
students who are resilient CORRECT ANSWERS bounce back quickly from difficult
situations
which statements about emotional intelligence is NOT true CORRECT ANSWERS
emotionally intelligent people only focus on logic
________ refers to being satisfied and comfortable with what you have achieved in
school, work, and your personal life CORRECT ANSWERS self-actualization
if you need assistance developing your emotional intelligence, if would be MOST helpful
to CORRECT ANSWERS visit a wellness or counseling center on campus
Nasha is setting up written planner for the term. She has already added important dates
and deadlines from the school's academic calendar, written in the days and times of all
of her classes, and added the dates of all of her midterm and final exams. What else
should Nasha do as she prepares her planner? CORRECT ANSWERS reserve study
time for each class and each assignment
which of the following is the BEST strategy to help students avoid procrastination?
CORRECT ANSWERS reminding themselves of the possible consequences of not
getting the work done
if you are overextended, it means that you CORRECT ANSWERS have too mush to do
given your available resources
, which is an example of a variable expense? CORRECT ANSWERS textbooks
while you're in college, it is MOST appropriate to use credits cards CORRECT
ANSWERS to handle emergencies
what is the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs? CORRECT ANSWERS self-
actualization
_____ learners prefer to hear information CORRECT ANSWERS aural
of the following, which study strategy would be effective for an intuition type utilize?
CORRECT ANSWERS considering the big picture
an interpersonal learner is good at CORRECT ANSWERS understanding people
individuals with ____ often have trouble organizing tasks, don't seem to listen or follow
directions, and produce work that is messy or appears careless. CORRECT ANSWERS
attention deficit disorder
actively engaging in learning will NOT help you____ CORRECT ANSWERS view all
cultures the same
if you take notes on laptop or tablet, you should____ CORRECT ANSWERS include the
date and topic of the class in the file name of each document
what should you do if the instructor calls on you to answer a question, but you don't
know the answer? CORRECT ANSWERS admit that you don't know
when using the Cornell format to take notes, you should____ CORRECT ANSWERS
create a recall column
Marcellus always takes good notes during class, but he often has difficulty remembering
the material when he sits down to study on the weekend. A friend recently pointed out
that if he reviewed his notes after class instead of waiting until the weekend, the
information would still be fresh in his mind and he would understand the material better.
Which strategy would be LEAST helpful to Marcellus as he studies his notes after
class? CORRECT ANSWERS looking ahead to see which topic will be discussed in the
next class
which part of a chapter provides the most important ideas in the chapter? CORRECT
ANSWERS summary
when marking a textbook, it is MOST helpful to____ CORRECT ANSWERS ask
yourself what the most important ideas are before making any marks
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