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37 Cards in this Set
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What does the “S” in SCORER mean?
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It means “Schedule Your Time”
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What does the “C” in SCORER mean?
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It means “Clue Words”
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What does “Summarize” mean?
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Taking main ideas from what you are reading or writing
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What does “Compare” mean?
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To tell what is similar or different between each other
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What does “Describe” mean?
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To tell in words how a person looks, feels, or acts or how a place a thing or event looks
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What is a “Homonym” ?
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Two words that sound the same but have a different meaning and are spelled different. Example: write and right
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What does “S.M.A.R.T.” stand for?
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S- Specific
M- Measurable A- Attainable R- Results-Oriented T- Time- Bound |
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What does “O” in SCORER mean?
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It means “ Omit Difficult Questions”
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What does “Contrast” mean?
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To show differences between 2 or more things
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What does “ROYGBIV” stand for?
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R- Red
O- Orange Y- Yellow G- Green B- Blue I- Indigo V- Violet |
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What does “R” in SCORER mean?
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It means “Read Carefully”
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What does “Example” mean?
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A real life object or thing to help explain or describe a concept
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What does “Short Term Memory” mean?
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Information that we are actively using( Are immediate Memories)
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What does “Sensory Memory” mean?
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Information received immediately
from a person’s senses( Sight, Touch, Smell etc. |
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What does “Long Term Memory” mean?
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Information that remains in the brain for more than a few minutes. After the information has been stored in the brain and out of human consciousness for a long period of time
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What does “Grouping” mean?
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Organized information so that details are brought together under the main idea or category that connects them
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What does “E” mean in SCORER?
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It means “Estimate your time”
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What does “R” mean in SCORER?
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It means “Review your work”
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What does “Explain” mean?
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To help people understand something by breaking down concepts
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What does “Criticize” mean?
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Giving positive or negative feedback. Example: He gave his opinion to somebody
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What does “Visualizing” mean?
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Seeing an image or picture in your mind’s eye
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What does “Repeating” mean?
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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
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What does “Organized” mean”?
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Learn to outline or organize the facts
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What does “Key Words” mean?
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Select or create key words to represent the facts to be remembered
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What does “Methods” mean?
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Memorize by using the method most appropriate for the materials to be memorized
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What does “Timing” mean?
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Use short practice periods
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What does “Flashcards” mean?
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Use a flash card system to practice
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What does “Comprehension” mean?
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Be sure you understand any material you wish to remember
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What does “Learning Style/ Intelligences” mean?
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Take advantage of your learning style/intelligence (Auditory, Visual, and Tactile)
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What is a “mind map”
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A mind map is a visual diagram that connects all of the ideas, theme’s, concepts, theories and facts of a particular topic or subject
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What does “big rocks” mean?
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The important things in your life
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What does “pebbles” mean?
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The not so important things in your life
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What is Kaitlynn’s ideal study scenario?
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My ideal study scenario is in my room alone with my window open and hearing the birds sing and my door locked
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What does “Acronym” mean?
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Words formed from the first (or first few) letters of several words
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What does Acrostics mean?
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A sentence that is made by taking the first letter from each words or symbol that you want to remember and then inserting another word beginning with the same latter.
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What do Mnemonics mean?
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Mnemonic means "related to the memory or aiding the process of recalling or memorizing.” A process or a series of steps taken to help a person to memorize events, people, places, things etc are called as mnemonics. In other words, a mnemonic is a memory aid. Eg: ROYBGIV
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What kind mnemonic is “ROYGBIV”?
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It is a “acronym”
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