Study Skills Review

A priority is something that is:

• of most importance

• of least importance

• of some importance

• of no importance

The "s" in the SMART goals method of setting goals stands for

• systematic

• specific

• simple

• none of the above

The "m" in the SMART goals method stands for :

• meaningful

• measurable

• memorable

• mandatory

The "a" in the SMART goal method stands for:

• agreeable

• approximate

• attainable

• accurate

The "r" in the SMART goal method stands for:

• reasonable

• reflect

• relevant

• real

The "t" in the SMART goal method stands for:

• true

• time-bound

• transparent

• topic

The following is an example of a SMART goal:

• I want to earn three "B"s and one "A" second semester in my core courses.

• I want to pass the second semester.

• I want to earn all As.

• None of the above

A "rock priority" may include:

• Hanging out with friends and socializing

• texting and social media

• playing video games

• school assignments/homework/studying for tests

Learning to balance rock, pebble, and water priorities is important in making good grades.

• True

• False

Students can keep themselves on task by:

• using a timer and trying to beat the timer

• eating snacks while they are doing homework

• doing the easiest work first

• none of the above