Resource Tutorial Final

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How often is it generally recommended for students to check their grades and assignment progress?

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Daily, so you can quickly spot any missing assignments or grading errors and address them right away.

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You should/shouldn't wait two weeks to retake a test or quiz because the material will likely be much less fresh in your mind, making it harder to remember and correct your mistakes, and it can also look like you're not taking your academic responsibilities seriously to your teacher.

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shouldn't

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It is advantageous to submit an assignment for partial credit, even if it's incomplete, rather than receiving a zero because:

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You can earn some points instead of none.

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Test scores are often heavily weighted in the overall grade calculation, meaning a single test can significantly change a student's final letter grade in a class.

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True

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Mrs. Silveira let you use phones to cheat on a test.

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False

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Which is considered the most researched and effective studying strategy to prepare for a test and improve long-term retention? Options: Rereading your notes and textbooks multiple times immediately before the test. Actively testing yourself on the material by using flashcards. Highlighting large sections of your textbook and reviewing only those highlighted parts.

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Actively testing yourself on the material by using flashcards

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When watching an educational video for studying, students should:

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Take active notes, pause to review confusing parts, and consider how the content connects to other material.

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Which study approach is the most effective for improving long-term memory, and why? Options: Studying for long, uninterrupted sessions, because it helps you power through material quickly. Studying for shorter intervals with breaks, because it allows your brain to process and consolidate information more effectively, leading to better long-term retention. The length of study sessions doesn't really affect memory.

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Studying for shorter intervals with breaks, because it allows your brain to process and consolidate information more effectively, leading to better long-term retention.

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When some students get to go to a different class or use a calculator for help, these are examples of academic _________________ .

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accommodations

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A student who learns best by seeing diagrams, charts, or reading text is often described as a(n) _________________?

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visual learner