Skills For Success

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This game walks you through a series of questions related to the skills for success.

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Froggy Jumps Skills For SuccessVersion en ligne This game walks you through a series of questions related to the skills for success. par Ethan 1 What does the idea of "skills for success" refer to? a skills that make learning and improving our midndsets easier and more effective b methods that are used only in an academic context c skills that are used to well in sports and physical activity 2 Dr. Ly has two classes. She has one do a few review questions everyday to start class and the other do a single review day before the exam. Which class is likely to have the higher average grade? a The class that does a single review day b They will perform equally well c The class that has review at the beginning of each class. 3 What effective learning strategy does the previous question most closely refer to? a dual coding b spaced practice c elaboration 4 Dominic does poorly on his first calculus test. As a result, he decides that he is not good at math and that he will never get better. What mindset is Dominic displaying here? a growth b fixed c none of the above 5 Steve is thinking of ways to study for his chemistry exam. He decides to do practice questions from his textbook without looking at his notes and then checking the answer key. What effective learning strategy did Steve use? a retrieval practice b interleaving c elaboration 6 What is one way that effective learning strategies can be used outside of school? a Learning a new language b Playing an instrument c Both answers are correct 7 Is a growth or fixed mindset generally considered better to have? a Fixed; there are some things that we cannot improve in b Neither is better/worse c Growth; it will help you excel in any aspect of life by inspiring you to take initiative 8 Texting and driving is a very dangerous activity, and many accidents would be prevented if people stopped doing it. Why is texting and driving considered so dangerous? a It keeps the driver's mind active and focused. b It is a form of multitasking that limits attention on the road. c Texting and driving is not dangerous. 9 What is one way a growth mindset can be applied to everyday life? a Motivate you to get into better shape and exercise b Working on strengthening romantic relationships and friendships c Both of these are correct 10 Is it better to keep your phone away while studying? a Yes; Looking at your phone while studying is multitasking and will reduce the effects of studying. b No; Studying with your phone is actually more effective. c No; having your phone out has no impact on studying

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Skills For Success

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Skills For SuccessVersion en ligne

par Ethan

What does the idea of "skills for success" refer to?

Dr. Ly has two classes. She has one do a few review questions everyday to start class and the other do a single review day before the exam. Which class is likely to have the higher average grade?

What effective learning strategy does the previous question most closely refer to?

Dominic does poorly on his first calculus test. As a result, he decides that he is not good at math and that he will never get better. What mindset is Dominic displaying here?

Steve is thinking of ways to study for his chemistry exam. He decides to do practice questions from his textbook without looking at his notes and then checking the answer key. What effective learning strategy did Steve use?

What is one way that effective learning strategies can be used outside of school?

Is a growth or fixed mindset generally considered better to have?

Texting and driving is a very dangerous activity, and many accidents would be prevented if people stopped doing it. Why is texting and driving considered so dangerous?

What is one way a growth mindset can be applied to everyday life?

Is it better to keep your phone away while studying?