What is a method of graphically grouping and connecting key ideas and themes?
A. outlining
B. evaluating
C. concept mapping
D. reviewing
Answer: C
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Children will thrive in a situation?
a. ?with a lot of rules. b. ?where they are reminded often of their misbehavior. c. ?with long-term consequences for misbehavior. d. ?where they can learn to solve their own conflicts.
In identifying plants, leaves
a.............................provide some of the most recognizable distinguishing characteristics. b........................provide very little help because so many plants have leaves that are alike. c... are no help at all because of multiple types of leaves growing on any given type of plant. d.....................are most helpful in the fall of the year, after they begin to drop from the tree.
Using information from Chapter 1, explain the relationship between language and literacy
What will be an ideal response?
Terry is a right-brain dominant thinker. He is in a study group with people who prefer to use the Cornell System of Note Taking. He finds this note-taking system challenging and has adapted his note taking system toward his more visual learning style. He uses a combination of informal outlining key topics and supporting points with a mind map to link and summarize the material. When he gets together with his study group, they tend to go through the Cornell system step by step to compare notes. He has difficulty in following along with this style of note-taking and feels he is not gaining much from attending the group sessions. Based on this chapter, what advice would you give to Terry to help him optimize his learning?
A. Terry should apply the Adult Learning Cycle to becoming an attentive listener. B. Terry should join a group with people who share similar note taking systems. C. Terry should borrow notes from group members to look for key points missed. D. Terry should write a summary of key points and main ideas to share with the group.