SDV 100 Test 1 Questions and Answers Graded A

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SDV 100 Test 1 Questions and Answers Graded A What is the difference between an associate's degree and a certificate? ✔✔Associates degree classes usually transfer to a four year college and inc... lude core curriculum classes like English, math, science and history. Classes from a certificate may not transfer. Certificates require from 15 to 50 credit hours. You usually finish a certificate quicker. Why do people generally attend community college? ✔✔1. To improve skills. 2. To gain new skills. What are four things a student should be "in the know" about in college? ✔✔1) How to master the syllabus. 2) How to avoid PCP Syndrome by using campus resources. 3) Develop a Degree Plan and Plan your Coursework. 4) Making the grades. What is the "PCP" syndrome? ✔✔"Parking lot. Class. Parking lot." Not using campus resources. You show up for class, then go straight home or to work. You never take advantage of the things campus has to offer. What are the disadvantages? You miss out on making new friends or getting to know your professors. When things get tough like at exam time you won't know about services to help you, study groups to help you or you might abandon your college efforts. Why are developmental (remedial) courses valuable? ✔✔They are designed to develop or improve a skill. They help students who are behind in the basics. Statistics show that students who take these classes earn higher grades in the regular classes later than the students who did not take the remedial classes. What are the benefits of going to college? ✔✔1) Higher Earning Potential 2) Lower Unemployment Rates 3) Wisdom 4) Insight 5) LIfelong Learning What are obstacles that community college students face? ✔✔1) Not knowing why you are in college. 2) Being afraid of being unsuccessful. 3) Working more than 30 hours a week. 4) Being a single parent. 5) Having children at home. 6) Going to school part time. 7) Not having a role model at home who can help you if your parents didn't go to college. What are the benefits of taking an SDV class? ✔✔1) Introduction to College Life 2) Familiarize the student with their campus. 3) Help improve academic skills. 4) Increases the chance of graduating by 72x more than the student not taking the class, according to statistics. Explain the challenge > reaction > insight > action system. ✔✔It's a system aimed to help students learn. Challenge: Identifying what you think you already know. Asked questions before reading the case study. Reaction: Reaction after reading the case study. What is the student in the case study doing wrong or right? What should the student do differently? Insight: Take a second look at the challenge questions to rethink your answers. Action: Learning chain reaction is about action. What have you learned that will change how you face similar challenges? What does it mean to be intrinsically motivated? What does it mean to be extrinsically motivated? ✔✔With intrinsic motivation, you motivate yourself. With extrinsic, the motivation comes from an outside source. What are four factors related to intrinsic motivation? ✔✔Curiosity Control Career Outlook Challenge These are part of the Academic Intrinsic Motivation Scale (AIMS) Explain ability vs. effort. ✔✔Ability is what you're capable of doing. Effort is what you exert towards your school work and learning. You need both to be successful with college. Motivation determines the effort you give towards your college work. What is the difference between dreams, goals, and values? ✔✔Values are your beliefs - things you think are important. Goals are something you make specific attempts to achieve. Dreams are things you wish for. What is the difference between "performers" and "learners?" ✔✔Performers think they can't change their intelligence. They believe they can learn new things, but they can't change their basic intelligence. Learners believe you can make yourself more intelligent and no matter how intelligent you are, you can always improve it. What are the characteristics of "performers?" ✔✔1) Believe that intelligence is a fixed trait that cannot be changed. 2) More likely to want to give up on challenging situations. 3) Cared most about whether their answers were right or wrong. What are the characteristics of "learners?" ✔✔1) Believe you can grow your intelligence if you capitalize on opportunities to learn. 2) Interested in follow up information they could learn from How does one adjust one's attitude? ✔✔1) Know that you always have choices. 2) Take responsibility for your own outcomes. 3) Turn down your negativity meter. 4) Turn learning points into turning points. 5) Acknowledge your blessings. What are the characteristics of soft listening skills? What are the characteristics of hard listening skills? ✔✔Soft listening skills occur when listening to chit chat and in emotionally charged situations. Must be accepting, sensitive and nonjudgmental. Hard listening skills involve evaluating, analyzing and deciding. Requires you to pay attention and analyze. What are three techniques that help you get the most out of your notes? ✔✔1) Manipulating 2) Paraphrasing 3) Summarizing How are Cornell note-taking and mind mapping different? ✔✔Mind mapping is more graphical and uses both sides of the brain. Shows the relationships among ideas. Cornell is less graphical and only uses the logical, orderly left side of the brain. Discuss some ways to be engaged in class. ✔✔1) Look ahead on the syllabus to see what is going to happen that day. 2) Do the reading assignment for the class. 3) Show up physically 4) Show up mentally. 5) Choose a good seat strategically 6) Bring your tools 7) Be aware that gab is not a gift 8) Choose to engage 9) Focus 10) Maintain your health What are the purposes of note-taking? ✔✔Writing an accurate, complete, organized account of what you hear in class to help you study for tests and do homework. Briefly describe the note taking system of outlining. ✔✔Oldest form of note taking where you list key points and list examples beneath each point. At the end, add a summary to the notes. Discuss what is involved when taking notes from a textbook. ✔✔Annotating, take notes in the margins, on sticky notes or spiral notebook. Jot down questions, summarize main points or use the Cornell System. Read a section, close the book, and write down what you remember. Be active reader, not passive reader when taking notes. What does it mean to manipulate your notes? ✔✔working with your notes at a later date by typing them out. Fill in charts, draw diagrams, create a mind map, underline highlight, organize, put on flash cards, etc. What are some reading challenges that a student might face? ✔✔Sounds, Syllables, Spelling, Vocabulary Explain SQ3R. ✔✔Survey - Skim to get the lay of the land quickly Question - Ask yourself - What, Why and how questions. What is this article or chapter about? Why is it included? How might I use this information? Read (1) Read Assignment, make notes in margin. Recite (2) Stop every now and then and talk to yourself. See whether you can put what you're reading into your own words. Review (3) When you've finished, go back ad summarize what you've learned. What are the three stages of the writing process? ✔✔Prewriting Writing Rewriting What does it mean "to converse with the author?" ✔✔Be an active reader by whether or not you agree with what the author is trying to prove. Write notes like "that's how I see it." "But what about _____?" "That's not how I see it!" What are the components of a "sharp presentation?" ✔✔1) Purpose - give your presentation a purpose. 2) People - Consider your audience 3) Place - Consider the location of your presentation....is it being given in a school, or museum, mall, business meeting? 4) Preparation - Develop thesis statement and find support for each point. 5) Planning - What planning should you do? Is there a plug in the room should you bring a backup of your presentation? 6) Personality - How can you connect with the audience? How can you demonstrate your competence, charisma and character to your listeners? 7) Performance - Delivering your presentation...rehearsal... Academic ✔✔Having to do with education. GED ✔✔stands for General Education Development; passing these tests is an alternative to earning a traditional high school diploma. Marketplace of Ideas ✔✔A place where many ideas are exchanged freely. Learning Curve ✔✔a measure of how long it takes you to learn something and how hard it is. Concentration ✔✔focused effort; specialization Core ✔✔basic Prerequisites ✔✔Courses that you need to take b [Show More]

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