Metacognitive Strategies

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Metacognitive Strategies by Mind Map: Metacognitive Strategies

1. Ch.1

1.1. Determination, Resolve, Goal

1.2. Goal Setting

1.2.1. Identify personal strengths

1.3. establish goals for today, this week, and beyond

1.4. SMART Goals

1.4.1. Specific

1.4.2. Measurable

1.4.3. Attainable

1.4.4. Relevant

1.4.5. Time Frame

2. Ch.2

2.1. Prioritization

2.1.1. determine which tasks are most important

2.1.2. Use some sort of time management device (Planner, Calendar, etc.)

2.1.3. Don't overextend yourself

2.2. Overcoming Distractions

2.2.1. Become aware of your distractions

2.2.2. ask yourself how much control you have over those distractions

2.2.3. Find Solutions

3. Ch.3

3.1. Emotional Intelligence

3.1.1. Awareness of one's emotions

3.1.2. Control of one's emotions

3.1.3. Knowing one's strengths and weaknesses

3.2. Improving E.I.

3.2.1. Find your strengths/weaknesses

3.2.2. Set reachable goals

3.2.3. Make a plan

3.2.4. Track your progress regularly

3.3. Different categories of E.I.

3.3.1. Intrapersonal skills

3.3.2. Interpersonal skills

3.3.3. Stress Management

3.3.3.1. g

4. Ch.4

4.1. The VARK

4.1.1. Visual

4.1.2. Auditory

4.1.3. Read/Write

4.1.4. Kinesthetic

4.2. Multiple Intelligences

4.2.1. Verbal/Linguistic

4.2.2. Logistic/Mathimatical

4.2.3. Visual/Spatial

4.2.4. Intrapersonal

4.2.5. Interpersonal

4.2.6. Musical/Rhythmic

4.3. Learning styles and teaching styles can conflict

5. Ch.5

5.1. Problem Solving

5.1.1. Deciding how to spend your time when 2 big assignments due on the same day

5.1.2. Understand the advantages/disadvantages of social media

5.2. Asking Questions

5.2.1. Think deeper

5.2.2. Question statements

5.2.3. Relate new knowledge to old knowledge

5.3. Examining Evidence

5.3.1. What am I being asked to belive

5.3.2. Does the evidence support the conclusion

5.3.3. Is it logical

6. Ch.6

6.1. Active Reading

6.1.1. Previewing

6.1.2. Marking

6.1.3. Reading with concentration

6.1.4. Reviewing

6.2. Outlining or Listing/Mapping

6.3. Book marking strategies

6.3.1. Read and think before marking

6.3.2. Take notes with marks

7. Ch.7

7.1. Prepare for class

7.1.1. Do the assigned reading

7.1.2. Take advantage of extra resources provided

7.1.3. Get Organized

7.2. Participate in class

7.2.1. Listen Critically and Open Mindedly

7.2.2. Speak Up

7.3. Note taking formats

7.3.1. Cornell format

7.3.2. List Format

7.3.3. Paragraph Format

8. Ch.8

8.1. Memory

8.1.1. Short-term

8.1.2. Long-term

8.2. Deep Learning

8.2.1. Avoid multitasking

8.2.2. Work on reading memory

8.2.3. Understand the How and Why

8.3. Myths about Memory

8.3.1. Memory benefits from spending a long-time on something

8.3.2. Lots of memories clutter your memory

8.3.3. You only use 10% of your brain

9. Ch.9

9.1. Test preparation

9.1.1. Ask about the test format

9.1.2. Make sure your notes are accurate with your instructor

9.1.3. Don't miss the class the day before the exam

9.2. Get a Tutor

9.3. Join a study group

10. Ch.10

10.1. Types of literacy

10.1.1. Computer Literacy

10.1.2. Media Literacy

10.1.3. Cultural Literacy

10.2. Becoming more literate

10.2.1. Know how to find the info you need

10.2.2. Learn how interpret info

10.2.3. Have a purpose for learning

10.3. Relevance Is it:

10.3.1. Introductory

10.3.2. Definitional

10.3.3. Analytical

10.3.4. Comprehensive

11. Ch.11

11.1. Differences in college

11.1.1. Race

11.1.2. Age

11.1.3. Gender

11.1.4. Religion

11.1.5. Economic Status

11.1.6. Sexuality

11.1.7. Learning and Physical challenges

11.2. Student Ran Orginizations

11.2.1. Career/Major Group

11.2.2. Political/Activist Orginizations

11.2.3. Special Interest Groups

11.3. Challenge yourself to experience diversity

12. Ch.12

12.1. Creating a Budget

12.1.1. Gather info about your income

12.1.2. Share Expenses

12.1.3. Avoid unnecessary fees

12.2. Types of Aid

12.2.1. Grants

12.2.2. Scholarship

12.2.3. Merit Schlorship

12.2.4. Work-Study

12.2.5. Cooperative Education

12.3. Student Loans

12.3.1. Subsidized Federal Loans

12.3.2. Unsubsidized Federal Loans

12.3.3. PLUS Loans

12.3.4. Private Student Loans