🇶 EDP Practice Wayground Review WARREN

What can happen when you STOP practicing a new language, a sport or a musical instrument?

NOTE:  Neurons are brain cells, and neural pathways are connections between neurons.

• The neural pathways grow and strengthen to help you remember what you have learned.

• Your brain preserves everything that you have learned because neural pathways do not change.

• The neural pathways thin, and you start to forget what you have learned.

• Your brain forgets what it has learned because the neurons die off.

SOFT SKILL that means to give or exchange information, to make known.

• Prototype

• Open-mindedness

• Communication

• Civil Engineer

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The team developed a _____ for the new robot, and are waiting for this new model to be approved. (Spelling counts). HINT: This starts with the letter "p"

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Jodi is an ________ engineer who knows a lot about the complex programs that operate computers. (Spelling counts). HINT: It starts with the letter "s"

This is the soft skill that means hopefulness and confidence about the future or the successful outcome of something.

• optimism

• flexibility

• curiosity

• empathy

This is the soft skill that means to be capable of accepting new and different ideas.

• optimism

• communication

• perseverance

• open-mindedness

This is the soft skill that means the desire to learn or know and understand something.

• criteria

• collaboration

• perseverance

• curiosity

Which of the following shows a growth mindset?

• Science is too hard for me.

• Science has always been my worst subject.

• I can learn something new in science this year, even if it is challenging.

• There is often homework in science class, which means that it is a bad class.

In an EDP, this means a restriction or limitation on things such as time, budget, or materials.

• Constraint

• Criteria

• Prototype

• Empathy

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This soft skill means the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. (Spelling counts)

Alfred Adler — "seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another, and feeling with the heart of another."