Exam 2: Learning Principles
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The difference between memorizing and learning is that in learning you must reflect and create something of your own beyond the information and actively test your hypothesis.
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Edgar Dale discovered that the highest level of learning usually comes when they teach someone else.
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When taking notes a good rule of thumb is to write no more than you need to remember what is being said.
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It is important that you identify your learning style and study use only that style.
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You get immediate feedback on how you are doing when you use recitation.
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Hemispheric Dominance. Identify the following as predominant analytic or predominant global brain characteristics.
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You are responsible for what goes on in class even if you miss class for a good reasonMultiple Choice: Select the best answer. Put the letter in the blank.
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It is important to mark or highlight information in textbooks as you are reading it the first time so that you will know what questions to write in the margins.
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Dr. James Zull says that although the brain is immensely complicated, it basically carries out four basic functions if we wish to use our whole brain. List the four functions.
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The sensory modes of learning in order of dominance for me are
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