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INTRO PSYCH: STUDY HABITS SELF ASSESSMENT studyhabits.pdf

submitted by Margaret M. Borkowski, Ph.D. bugsbork@yahoo.com

  • T/F 1. I thoroughly read the chapter to its end before coming to class.
  • T/F 2. I do the pretest available online at the book’s companion website before the chapter is presented.
  • T/F 3. I create an outline of the chapter as I read.
  • T/F 4. I compare my original outline with the professor’s outline.
  • T/F 5. I underline or highlight passages I think are important.
  • T/F 6. I mark things I do not understand with question marks.
  • T/F 7. I make sure I understand the figures and tables presented in the text.
  • T/F 8. I make sure I ask questions about everything I do not understand.
  • T/F 9. I visit my professor during office hours to ask questions and get clarification.
  • T/F 10. I complete (in writing) the chapter’s study guide.
  • T/F 11. I complete (in writing) full essay answers to the study guide questions.
  • T/F 12. I ask my professor if my practice essays are good.
  • T/F 13. I complete the chapter’s study guide and feel confident about the present chapter before the next one begins.
  • T/F 14. I go online and use the text’s website to help me study.
  • T/F 15. I attend every class.
  • T/F 16. I pay full attention in class.
  • T/F 17. I take thorough notes from lecture material.
  • T/F 18. I ask questions in class and participate.
  • T/F 19. I review my notes soon after class, marking things that are unclear, things that I missed, or things that seem incomplete.
  • T/F 20. I go online and take the posttest associated with the chapter before the next one begins.
  • T/F 21. I retake the online quizzes until I get 100%.
  • T/F 22. I reread the chapter again before the exam.
  • T/F 23. I use most of the techniques and tips from the Memory chapter that we covered during the first week of class.
  • T/F 24. I distribute my studying over many days rather than doing cram (long) study sessions.
  • T/F 25. I attend the review sessions (or if I can’t, I see my professor individually with questions).
  • T/F 26. I do all of the extra credit possible.
  • T/F 27. I force myself have a more positive attitude when I find myself not liking the class.
  • T/F 28. I honestly put enough time and effort into this course.
  • The three points from above that I think are most important and that are going to help me the most are…
  1. 1.
  2. 2.
  3. 3.
  • T/F 29. I’m going to make a conscious effort to do at least these

three things. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

http://www.selectsmart.com/

This is a site that allows students or anyone to create their own online questionnaires and it has lots of already developed online questionnaires ranging from ridiculous- what type of pirate/ prostitute are you to more serious- spiritual belief selector quiz and practical- what type of running shoe is best for you? An interesting assignment for class would be to have students create their own creative personality quiz. The site will then create a link for them to post their quiz. It could also be used as a final review activity for your classes. Have each student create cummulative online review questions for different parts of the class then post the links all in one place-- Wallah a class generated online cumulative review.


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