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What is SCORER stand for? And used for?
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S- Schedule your time C- Clue words O- Omit difficult questions R- Read Carefully E- Estimate your answer R- Review. This is a test taking strategy.
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What does SMART stand for? And used for?
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S- Specific M- Measurable A- Attainable R- Results oriented T- Time bond. This is a goal setting strategy.
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Name the 4 ways to improve your memory.
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1. Grouping: Organize information so that details are brought together under the main idea or category that connects them
2. Repeating: Repeat information that you want to learn. Be sure to say it in your own words. Even though you’ve already learned something, go over it one more time. If you say the information aloud, not only are you repeating it, you are also hearing it. 3. Key Words: Select or create words to represent the facts to be remembered. 4. Choosing to remember: The more you want to learn and know, the more you’ll be able to remember. |
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What are Mnemonics? And why are they important? Name 3 different types of mnemonics and give an example of each.
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Mnemonic are created to help memory by organizing unrelated items into strange or novel relationships. The types of Mnemonics are Acronyms. This is a combination of letters with each letter acting as a cue to an idea you need to remember (ex. ROY G BIV- this is used to remember the colours of the rainbow). Acrostics are a sentence where the first letter of each word is a cue to an idea you need to remember (ex. Never Enter Stinky Washrooms – this is used to remember North East South and West) Rhymes is when you create a saying or song that has similar sounds at the end of each line (ex. “The Bone Dance” is used to remember all of the bones in the human body.)
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How do you use flash cards?
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- Research at least 25-30 important pieces of information that you need to learn to learn for this unit. –Create by adding the information to the question and answer side of the flash card. – Study by reading the question, then saying the answer to see if you are correct flip the card over.
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What are 10 examples of Clue Words?
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Outline– The line the shows a shape of an object.
Summarize- To go over or review something briefly. Contrast- to explain between two things that are different. Criticize- to look at or examine something critically Discuss- Justify- explaining your answer or meaning. Explain- The answer will be a logical account of the same fact Summarize- The answer will list the main points and be brief. Relate- Show the connections between things. Telling how one causes or is like another. |
