Autonomy correct answers Self-direction or independence. College students usually have more autonomy than they did in high school.
Emotional Intelligence correct answers The ability to recognize, understand, use, and manage moods, feelings, and attitudes.
Learning Style correct answers Partic...
EDUC 1300 || QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
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Autonomy correct answers Self-direction or independence. College students usually have
more autonomy than they did in high school.
Emotional Intelligence correct answers The ability to recognize, understand, use, and manage
moods, feelings, and attitudes.
Learning Style correct answers Particular ways of learning, unique to each individual. For
example, one person prefers reading to understand how something works, while another
prefers being "hands-on."
Learning Disability correct answers Disorders, such as dyslexia, that affect people's ability
either to interpret what they see and hear or to connect information across different areas of
the brain.
Active Learning correct answers Learning by participation, such as listening critically,
discussing what you are learning, and writing about it.
Syllabus correct answers A formal statement of course requirements and procedures or a
course outline provided by instructors to all students on the first day of class.
Annotate correct answers To add critical or explanatory margin notes on the page as you
read.
Supplemental Instruction correct answers Classes that provide further opportunity to discuss
the information presented in lectures.
Mapping correct answers A preview strategy of drawing a wheel or branching structure to
show relationships between main ideas and secondary ideas and how different concepts and
terms fit together and help you make connections to what you already know about the
subject.
Chunking correct answers A previewing method that involves making a list of terms and
definitions from the reading and then dividing the terms into smaller clusters of 5, 7, or 9 to
more effectively learn the material.
Marking correct answers An active reading strategy of making marks in the text by
underlining, highlighting, and writing margin notes or annotations.
Primary Sources correct answers The original research or documentation on a topic, usually
referenced either at the end of a chapter or the back of the book.
Humanities correct answers Branches of knowledge that investigate human beings, their
culture, and their self-expression. They include the study of philosophy, religion literature,
music, and art.
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