Preparation Studying? - ANSWERThis involves targeted studying for a specific assessment.
Flash Cards - ANSWERThis strategy is useful when you have a large volume of information to review or when there are multiple pieces of information to remember for a single concept.
3 to 5 people - ANSWERThe i...
Preparation Studying? - ANSWERThis involves targeted studying for a specific assessment.
Flash Cards - ANSWERThis strategy is useful when you have a large volume of information to review
or when there are multiple pieces of information to remember for a single concept.
3 to 5 people - ANSWERThe ideal number of people for a study group.
Types of mneumonic devices - ANSWERAcronyms, acrostic sentences, and rhymes.
Examples of visual organizers - ANSWERConcept maps, venn diagrams, and informal outlines.
Annotating - ANSWERThis refers to taking notes as you read.
3 to 4 minutes a page - ANSWERThis is how much time per page you should allow when reading a
college textbook.
Best reason to annotate as you read - ANSWERIt allows you to actively engage with the material,
which leads to better recall.
When surveying a chapter, you should - ANSWERLook at chapter headings and subheadings.
Distributed Practice - ANSWERThis involves studying or completing assignments over a span of time,
rather than all at once.
True, this includes reading the textbook, reviewing notes, and completing assignments. -
ANSWERTrue or False - For every hour spent in class students are expected to spend at least 2 hours
outside of class studying.
Strategies for overcoming procrastination. - ANSWERDividing the task into smaller pieces, setting up
rewards, and asking yourself what advice you would give to a friend.
The difference between to-do lists and planners. - ANSWERPlanners list specific dates and times for
task completion and a to-do list does not.
When deciding how to prioritize tasks, you should ask yourself - ANSWERWhat is important, urgent
or both urgent and important?
The number of credit hours required to earn the AA or AS degree. - ANSWER60 to 61 hours.
Schools to which you can transfer under the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement - ANSWERAPP,
ECU, UNC-Asheville, Charlotte, Chapel Hill, Greensboro, Pembroke, Wilmington, NC State, NC Central,
Fayetteville State, Elizabeth City State, NC A&T, NC School of the Arts, WCU, and Winston-Salem
State.
What two English classes are required for both the AA and AS degree. - ANSWERENG 111 and ENG
112.
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