EDCI 1001 chap. 1-2,4-7
Liberal arts education - correct answer comprehensive instruction in a variety
of areas essential to being a well-rounded citizen
Global community - correct answer people and other living things in all nations worldwide, dependent on one another and connected through modern
electronic communication systems
Knowledge work - correct answer work that is primarily concerned with information rather than manual labor
Mirror neurons - correct answer specialized brain cells that fire both when a person performs an action and when that person watches someone else perform an action
Motivators - correct answer ideas or goals that move a person to action
Academic integrity - correct answer following a code of moral values in all aspects of academic life, such as classes, assignments, tests, papers, projects, and relationships with students and faculty
Academic integrity values - correct answer Honesty
Trust
Fairness
Respect
Responsibility
Values - correct answer principles or qualities that you consider important Values help you to... - correct answer Understand what you want out of life.
Choose how to use your time.
Build "rules for life."
Find people who inspire you.
Self-esteem - correct answer belief in your value as a person that builds as you achieve your goals
Goal - correct answer an end toward which you direct your efforts
Major or concentration - correct answer an academic subject area chosen as
a field of specialization, requiring a specific course of study
Procrastination - correct answer the act of putting off a task until another time
Stress - correct answer physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure
Delay gratification - correct answer to forgo an immediate pleasure or reward
in order to gain a more substantial one later
Short-term Goals - correct answer Small steps that make a long-term goal achievable, piece by piece.
Long-term Goals - correct answer Broad objectives achievable over a long period of time, perhaps a year or more. Emotional intelligence - correct answer The ability to perceive, assess and manage one's own emotions
SMART - correct answer Specific
Measurable Achievable Realistic Time-framed
Growth mindset - correct answer An attitude that understands that success comes from practice and dedication.
Learning preferences - correct answer A way in which a person most effectively received and process information
Potentials - correct answer Abilities that may be developed
Intelligence - correct answer As defined by Gardner, an ability valued by a group of people for what it can produce
Multiple intelligences - correct answer Humans possess a number of different areas of natural ability and potential
Assessments: Multiple Pathways to Learning - correct answer Learning preferences assessment focusing on 8 areas of potential intelligences
Assessments: Personality Spectrum - correct answer Helps you identify the kinds of interactions that are most and least comfortable for you, giving you a simplified overview of where you fall in the range of MBTI types.
Liberal arts education - correct answer comprehensive instruction in a variety
of areas essential to being a well-rounded citizen
Global community - correct answer people and other living things in all nations worldwide, dependent on one another and connected through modern
electronic communication systems
Knowledge work - correct answer work that is primarily concerned with information rather than manual labor
Mirror neurons - correct answer specialized brain cells that fire both when a person performs an action and when that person watches someone else perform an action
Motivators - correct answer ideas or goals that move a person to action
Academic integrity - correct answer following a code of moral values in all aspects of academic life, such as classes, assignments, tests, papers, projects, and relationships with students and faculty
Academic integrity values - correct answer Honesty
Trust
Fairness
Respect
Responsibility
Values - correct answer principles or qualities that you consider important Values help you to... - correct answer Understand what you want out of life.
Choose how to use your time.
Build "rules for life."
Find people who inspire you.
Self-esteem - correct answer belief in your value as a person that builds as you achieve your goals
Goal - correct answer an end toward which you direct your efforts
Major or concentration - correct answer an academic subject area chosen as
a field of specialization, requiring a specific course of study
Procrastination - correct answer the act of putting off a task until another time
Stress - correct answer physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure
Delay gratification - correct answer to forgo an immediate pleasure or reward
in order to gain a more substantial one later
Short-term Goals - correct answer Small steps that make a long-term goal achievable, piece by piece.
Long-term Goals - correct answer Broad objectives achievable over a long period of time, perhaps a year or more. Emotional intelligence - correct answer The ability to perceive, assess and manage one's own emotions
SMART - correct answer Specific
Measurable Achievable Realistic Time-framed
Growth mindset - correct answer An attitude that understands that success comes from practice and dedication.
Learning preferences - correct answer A way in which a person most effectively received and process information
Potentials - correct answer Abilities that may be developed
Intelligence - correct answer As defined by Gardner, an ability valued by a group of people for what it can produce
Multiple intelligences - correct answer Humans possess a number of different areas of natural ability and potential
Assessments: Multiple Pathways to Learning - correct answer Learning preferences assessment focusing on 8 areas of potential intelligences
Assessments: Personality Spectrum - correct answer Helps you identify the kinds of interactions that are most and least comfortable for you, giving you a simplified overview of where you fall in the range of MBTI types.
