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What is Successful intelligence?
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helps one achieve important goals in their life
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What are the steps to achieve successful intelligence?
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Analytical thinking
Practical thinking Creative thinking |
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what is analytical thinking?
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also known as critical thinking and involves analyzing and evaluating information in order to work through a problem
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what is practical thinking?
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ng-deals with putting what you have learned into action in order to solve a problem
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what is creative thinking?
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involves generating new and different ideas and approaching to problem solving
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what is a syllabus?
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a comprehensive outline of course topics and assignment. It helps you stay on schedule add fulfill responsibilities.
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what is persistence?
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- Not giving up
The act of continuing steadfastly in a course of action, even in the face of obstacles or challenges. |
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what is motivation?
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a goal-directive force that moves a person to action
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what is a GPA?
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Grade point average
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global market place
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inter connected market place where companies do business regardless of boundaries.
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academic integrity
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means valuing education and learning over grades. Following a code of moral values, prizing honesty and fairness in all aspects of academic life-classes, assignments, tests, papers, projects, and relationships with students and faculty
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value
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principles or qualities that you consider important
Ex. Family, friends, culture |
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goal
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something you hope to attain or achieve
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long term goal
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> 6 months
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short term goal
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< 6 months
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diversity
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Diversity means differences among people. On an interpersonal level, diversity refers to the differences between ourselves and others, between the groups we belong to and the groups we are not a part of.
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stress
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physical or mental strain or tension produced in reaction to pressure
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procrastination
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act of putting off a task until another time.
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steps to avoiding procrastination
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1. Analyze the effects of procrastinating
2. Set reasonable goals 3. Break tasks into smaller parts 4. Get started whether you feel like it or not 5. Ask for help 6. Reward yourself 7. Don't expect perfection |
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paseo
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Spanish word; deals with taking a walk, enjoying your life, socializing; activity that traditional takes place in Spanish town in the evening when people walk around and socialize and talk to people
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bodily kinesthic
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ability to use the physical body skillfully and to take in knowledge through bodily sensation; coordination, working with hands
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assumption
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a judgment, generalization, or bias influenced by experience and values
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internal distraction
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anything from hunger to headache to personal worries
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verbal signpost
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spoken words or phrases that call attention to information that follows
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mnemonic device
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memory techniques that use vivid associations to link new information with information you already know
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Cultural Competence
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how you adjust and relate to others from their backgrounds
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life long learner
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individuals who continue to build knowledge and skills as a mechanism for improving their lives and careers.
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habit
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doing something a certain way all of the time
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major
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an academic subject area chosen as a field of specialization, requiring a specific course of study
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how many hours of sleep should you get?
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8 hours
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analytical thinking/critical thinking
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process of gathering information, analyzing it in different ways, and evaluating it for the purposes of gaining understanding, solving a problem, or making a decision.
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SQ3R
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Survey, Question, Read, Recite and Review
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downtown
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Quiet time set aside for relaxation and low-key activity
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Reading
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an analytical process that requires you, the reader to make meaning from written word
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stages in listening
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sensation stage
interpreting stage evaluation stage reaction stage |
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listening
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involves a complex process of communication
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sensation stage of listening
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listener hears message when ears pick up sound wave
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interpretation stage of listening
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listener attaches meaning to the message
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evaluation stage of listening
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lister judges message against personal needs and values
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reaction stage of listening
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listener provides feedback to speaker through questions and comments
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