the survival kit things i need to know right now
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The SurvivalKit
Things I need to know Right NOW.
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Don‘t schedule back to back classes
You’ll wear yourself out besides missing the best times to study—RIGHT BEFORE and RIGHT AFTER CLASS.
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Begin the First Day of Class
Know What’s Expected of You.
Take Notes.
Keep a Date Book.
Make a To Do List.
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Establish a Routine Time to Study for Each Class
You can probably count on two hours for every hour in class. Studying at the same time programs your mind to improve concentration.Don’t just do homework. Go over notes. Study syllabus.
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Establish a place to study each subject
Your place should be as free of distractions as possible.
It should not be a place that you routinely do other things.
It should be your STUDY PLACE.
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Do as Much Study in Daylight as Possible
What takes you an hour to do in daylight may take you as long as an hour and a half at night.
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Take Study Breaks
Take a ten minutes break after every hour of study.
Avoid long blocks of time for studying.
Spread studying throughout the day.
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Make Use of Campus Resources
Find out about lab, tutors, videos, computer programs and alternate texts.
Get to know your professors and advisors.
Ask questions.
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Find at Least One or Two Students in Each Class to Study With
List several reasons why this isworth the effort.
List several places that you could makeYour routine study place.
List some campus resources have you already used.
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Work on Hardest Subjects at a Time When You are Fresh
Putting it off until you’re tired compounds the problem.
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Be Good to Yourself
Studying on four hours of sleep and an empty stomach or junk food diet is a waste of time.
Avoid food and drink containing caffeine just before or just after studying.
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The Breathe System
Get Started Right
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The Big 3
Posture
Neck and Shoulder Muscles
Breath Support
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6 essential components of Posture
Unlock your knees
Level your pelvis
Tuck your tummy
Elevate your rib cage
Shoulders back and down
Head up on top
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Neck and Shoulders
Relax neck and shoulders
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Breath Support
Breath using your diaphragm
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The a system for taking lecture notes
Come to class prepared with pen and paper ready
date page #
take notes here
after classlabel here with aquestion
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Musts for the First Day of Class
Be on Time.
Sit up Front.
Ask Questions if You Don’t Understand.
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Take Notes
You will not remember what went on if you don’t take notes.
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Get List of Textbooks and Materials Needed
Have them before the next class.
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Study the Syllabus
Know what’s required.
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Write Down the Instructor’s
Name
Phone number
E-mail address
Office hours
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Meet Someone in the Class
Get Name
Phone number
Of other students in class
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Equation for Optimal LearningEach Part of the Formula is Important
Eric Jensen
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Personal History
BeliefsExperiencesValuesKnowledge
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Present Circumstance
Environment
Feelings
People
Context
Goals
Moods
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Input(5 Senses)
Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
Olfactory
Gustatory
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ProcessingLearning Preferences
States
Left/Right Hemispheric
Abstract/Concrete
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Meaning
Connecting experiences, data and stimuli to form conclusions and create patterns that give our lives meaning.
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Responses (Multiple Intelligence)
Verbal-linguistic
Spatial
Bodily Kinesthetic
Musical
Logical Mathematical
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal