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How to Learn Like a Pro!: To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 4

How to Learn Like a Pro!
To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 4
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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Learn Like a Pro! Welcome to Effective Learning (EL115)--for Students and Instructors
  6. Acknowledgments
  7. Unit 1 Overview--Learning Styles and Preferences; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 1.1: The Three Learning Styles
    2. Lesson 1.2: Visual Learning
    3. Lesson 1.3: Auditory Learning
    4. Lesson 1.4: Kinesthetic Learning
    5. Lesson 1.5: The Brain Dominance Theory
    6. Lesson 1.6: Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Theory
    7. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 1
  8. Unit 2 Overview--Management of Time, Tools, and Study Environment; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 2.1: World View and Self Efficacy
    2. Lesson 2.2: Procrastination
    3. Lesson 2.3: Schedules and Scheduling
    4. Lesson 2.4: Graphic Organizers and Study Cards
    5. Lesson 2.5: Study Areas and Study Groups
    6. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 2
  9. Unit 3 Overview--College Level Critical Thinking and Reading; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 3.1: Comprehending College Level Reading by Using the Reading Apprenticeship Approach
    2. Lesson 3.2: Getting the Most Out of Your Textbooks
    3. Lesson 3.3: Patterns and Context Clues
    4. Lesson 3.4: Close Reading for Literature
    5. Lesson 3.5: Math and Science--Tips for Better Comprehension and for Studying
    6. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 3
    7. RUBRIC FOR THE TAKE-HOME MID-TERM PORTFOLIO PROJECT DUE AFTER THE COMPLETION OF UNITS 1-3
  10. Unit 4 Overview--Listening and Note-Taking; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 4.1: Note-Taking Part 1, Listening
    2. Lesson 4.2: Note-Taking Part 2, Key Information and Formats
    3. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 4
  11. Unit 5 Overview--Memory Principles and Techniques; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 5.1: Memory Model and Techniques
    2. Lesson 5.2: Memory as We Age
    3. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 5
  12. Unit 6 Overview--Test-Taking: Pre, Mid, and Post; Unit Terms
    1. Lesson 6.1: Pre- Mid- and Post-Test-Taking Strategies
    2. Lesson 6.2: Handling Test Anxiety
    3. Lesson 6.3: Understanding Test Items
    4. To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 6
    5. RUBRIC FOR THE TAKE-HOME FINAL PORTFOLIO PROJECT DUE AFTER COMPLETION OF UNITS 4-6
  13. GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS for Reading/Writing Patterns
  14. OUTSIDE OF THE TEXT RESOURCES: Complete Lane Study Tips Articles List and Link to PDF File

To the Instructor: Optional Assignments/Activities/Extra Credit Opportunities for Unit 4

Optional Extra Credit Opportunities and/or Grading Elements for Unit 4

Here are some suggestions for additional course components and grading elements:

  • The Glossary of Terms in the back is good information for weekly quizzes, mid-term tests, and/or final exams.
  • Case study (students write letters of advice to the following student who struggles with note taking for several reasons. The letters should cover at least 10 of the key points of information in this unit:
    • Maria struggles with note-taking for several reasons. In her culture, people are easier to “read” because they are much more emotive when they communicate. She finds many Americans somewhat bland in their lecture presentations and this makes it easy for her to fall asleep during lectures, especially when she may have had to stay up all night tending one of her sick children aged six months, 2 and 5. Because English is her second language, Maria also struggles to catch all the key points of a lecture when the professor talks fast! And lastly, Maria is never sure what information she should be taking notes on, and what is the best form of note-taking. Help!

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