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College Success Skills Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Professional and peer staff who help you in planning general education and answers many questions - helps you register - and instructs you about deadlines and other important information.
extrovert
auditory learner
left brain dominant
professional advisor
2. The ability to understand and manage yourself and relate effectively with others.
traditional student
emotional intelligence
mind map
analyzers
3. Using many different note taking styles.
thinkers
Combination Note Taking System
academic advisor
right brain dominant
4. Prefers to see information and read material - and learns most effectively with pictures - graphs - illustrations - diagrams - time lines - photos - pie charts - and visual designs.
SCANS
traditional student
visual learner
visualization
5. Time devoted to school - labs - studying - work - commuting - and other activities involving the immediate and long-term goals you have committed to accomplishing.
right brain dominant
committed time
thinkers
visualization
6. Also called a think link - is a visual - holistic form of note taking.
mind map
note taking
introvert
critical thinking
7. A logical - rational - systematic thought process that is necessary in understanding - analyzing - and evaluating information in order to solve a problem or situation.
nontraditional student
critical thinking
emotional intelligence
adult learning cycle
8. Students from 18 to 25 years old - usually going from high school directly to college.
evaluators
traditional student
ethics
committed time
9. The ability to control your impulses - to think beyond the moment - and to consider how your words and actions affect yourself and others before you act.
learning disability
maturity
80/20 Rule
note taking
10. Students over the age of 25 who return to college in order to complete or further their education.
visual learner
nontraditional student
committed time
motivation
11. Prefers to see information and read material - and learns most effectively with pictures - graphs - illustrations - diagrams - time lines - photos - pie charts - and visual designs.
sensors
affirmation
informal outlines
visual learner
12. RELATE. OBSERVE. REFLECT. DO. TEACH.
academic advisor
adult learning cycle
divergent thinkers
formal outlines
13. Likes variety - flexibility - creativity - and innovation. They tend to be divergent thinkers because they branch out from one idea to many.
perceivers
80/20 Rule
SCANS
right brain dominant
14. RELATE. OBSERVE. REFLECT. DO. TEACH.
convergent thinkers
SCANS
adult learning cycle
divergent thinkers
15. A free-form of note taking that shows the same headings - main points - and supporting examples and associations - but uses a system of dashes and indenting.
committed time
informal outlines
reflection
academic advisor
16. Likes routine - structure - and deadlines. They tend to be convergent thinkers because they are good at looking at several unrelated times and bringing them to order.
directors
extrovert
left brain dominant
Combination Note Taking System
17. Using many different note taking styles.
informal outlines
attentive listening
Combination Note Taking System
creators
18. You are fully focused with the intent on understanding the speaker. It is a consuming activity that requires physical and mental attention - energy - concentration - and discipline.
procrastination
SCANS
analyzers
attentive listening
19. A way to order and arrange thoughts and materials to help you remember information.
sensors
mentor
note taking
thinkers
20. Deliberately putting off tasks.
visual learner
procrastination
academic advisor
committed time
21. The time that is yours to use as you please. You want to use this time for the things you value most in life. These important items include relationships with family and friends; service to the community; intellectual development; and activities that
affirmation
procrastination
discretionary time
supporters
22. Uses Roman numerals and capital letters to outline headings - main topics - and points - and supporting points are highlighted with lowercase letters and numbers.
adult learning cycle
formal outlines
adult learning cycle
sensors
23. Innovative - flexible - spontaneous - creative - and idealistic. Creators are risk takers; they love drama - style - and imaginative design. They like fresh ideas and are passionate about their work. The key word for them is experience.
professional advisor
networking
maturity
creators
24. Positive self-talk - the internal dialogue - you carry on with yourself that counter self-defeating patterns of thought with more positive - hopeful - and realistic thoughts.
motivation
attentive listening
affirmation
visualization
25. Prefers flexibility and spontaneity and like to allow life to unfold.
networking
academic advisor
perceivers
evaluators
26. A rule that says 80% of your results flow out of 20% of the activities.
adult learning cycle
80/20 Rule
divergent thinkers
attentive listening
27. Time you spend maintaining yourself. Activities such as eating - sleeping - grooming - exercising - and maintaining your home.
SCANS
maintenance time
learning disability
critical thinking
28. Prefers flexibility and spontaneity and like to allow life to unfold.
motivation
committed time
perceivers
convergent thinkers
29. The inner drive that moves you to action.
motivation
evaluators
sensors
auditory learner
30. Learns best from their senses and feels comfortable with facts and concrete data. They like to organize information systematically.
formal outlines
judgers
traditional student
sensors
31. Prefers orderly - planned - structured learning and working environments. They like control and closure.
auditory learner
maturity
traditional student
judgers
32. To restate in different words; to summarize; clarifying what you just heard - such as writing a summary of the key points and main ideas.
Cornell System of Note Taking
analyzers
paraphrase
intuitive
33. Prefers orderly - planned - structured learning and working environments. They like control and closure.
mentor
judgers
adult learning cycle
directors
34. Dependable - self-directed - conscientious - efficient - decisive - and results-oriented. They like to be the leader of groups and respond to other people's ideas when they are logical and reasonable. Their strength is in the practical application of
visual learner
directors
affirmation
auditory learner
35. Tends to be logical - thoughtful - loyal - exact - dedicated - steady - and organized. They like following directions and work at a steady pace. The key word for them is thinking.
academic advisor
attentive listening
analyzers
mind map
36. The principles of conduct that govern a group or society.
ethics
80/20 Rule
introvert
advising center
37. Professional and peer staff who help you in planning general education and answers many questions - helps you register - and instructs you about deadlines and other important information.
divergent thinkers
Cornell System of Note Taking
mentor
professional advisor
38. Sensitive to the concerns and feelings of others - value harmony - and dislike creating conflict.
left brain dominant
feelers
mind map
advising center
39. Secretary's Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills
extrovert
SCANS
reframing
motivation
40. Prefers to rely on their hearing sense. They like tapes and music - and they prefer to listen to information - such as lectures.
discretionary time
committed time
auditory learner
maintenance time
41. Dyslexia - ADHD; under the Americans with Disabilities Act - colleges are legally obligated to provide services and resources for students with disabilities.
learning disability
paraphrase
left brain dominant
emotional intelligence
42. Left brain dominant people like routine - structure - and deadlines - and tend to be convergent thinkers because they are good at looking at several unrelated items and bringing order to them.
introvert
procrastination
convergent thinkers
nontraditional student
43. Energized by time alone - solitude - and relfection - preferring the world of ideas and thoughts. They tend to have a small but close set of friends and are more prone to self-doubt.
introvert
note taking
left brain dominant
supporters
44. Right brain dominant people like variety - flexibility - creativity - and innovations - and tend to be divergent thinkers because they branch out from one idea to many.
intuitive
divergent thinkers
attentive listening
80/20 Rule
45. Energized and recharged by people - tending to be outgoing and social. They tend to be optimistic and are often uncomfortable being alone.
feelers
note taking
extrovert
convergent thinkers
46. A person (such as a coach - instructor - employer - or colleague) Who is a role model and who supports your goals - takes an interest in your professional and personal development - and helps you achieve - either directly through instruction or indir
directors
mentor
advising center
paraphrase
47. The ability to understand and manage yourself and relate effectively with others.
plagiarism
committed time
emotional intelligence
paraphrase
48. Students over the age of 25 who return to college in order to complete or further their education.
thinkers
attentive listening
nontraditional student
analyzers
49. Time you spend maintaining yourself. Activities such as eating - sleeping - grooming - exercising - and maintaining your home.
feelers
advising center
maintenance time
maturity
50. The person at your school who will help you to navigate academic life. Your advisor will help you clarify procedures - answer other academic concerns or questions - create a major contract - and refer you to offices on campus that can best meet your
academic advisor
formal outlines
discretionary time
motivation