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A visual learner would learn best by...

• Listening to a recording of a lesson

• Sitting in easy chair when studying

• Writing things down to visualize them

• Studying in a study group

What is the best way to study?

• listening to loud music

• going to the library

• study while you watch TV

• it depends on you as a learner

Blanking out, difficulty focusing, experiencing negative self-talk, and feeling sick to your stomach, sweating, getting a headache, or heart racing, are all symptoms of what?

• stroke

• test anxiety

• stomach flu

• over confidence

Regular exercise, adequate sleep, deep and slow breaths, and contracting and relaxing targeted muscle groups, are all ways to do what?

• Prevent a stroke

• Relieve test anxiety

• Cure a heart attack

• Improve Math Skills

How often should you take brain breaks when studying?

• Every 5 minutes

• Every 5 hours

• Every 25-30 minutes

• Every 45 minutes

How can you limit distractions while studying?

• Stress Balls

• Not Studying

• Turn off electronics and ask friends or family to provide you with space

• breathing excersises

If Casie scored 100s on her first four assignments and then got an MSG on her fifth assignment, how much would it lower her grade?

• It wouldn't lower her grade

• it would actually increase her grade

• it would lower her grade by 5%

• it would lower her grade by 20%

Billy has a Texas History test tommorrow. He makes Graphic Organizers and walks around the room placing toy soldiers on the maps of famous Texas Battles. What type of learner is Billy?

• auditory

• kinesthetic

• visual

• all of the above

What does it mean to set SMART goals?

• setting goals that are specific, measureable, attainable, relevant, timely and trackable

• you can only have goals if you are smart

• setting goals that are realistic and attainable

• setting short term goals before long term goals

Karen has a vocabulary quiz tomorrow. She calls her friend, Shelly, to come over and study with her. Karen and Shelly quiz each other by recalling the words and definitions aloud together. They also play a game where one of them draws a word from an index card and then has to come up with an oral sentence to use with the word in appropriate context. Which type of learners are Karen and Shelly?

• visual learner

• auditory learner

• kinesthetic learner

• a combination of visual and auditory learners