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| Phase One of Muscle Reading |
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Before you read:
Step 1: Preview
Step 2:Outline
Step 3:Question |
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| Phase Two of Muscle Reading |
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While you read:
Step 1:Read
Step 2:Underline
Step 3:Answer |
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| Phase Three of Muscle Reading |
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After you read
Step 1:Recite
Step 2:Repeat
Step 3:Repeat again |
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| write and highlight in your book |
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1. Read carefully first
2. Make choices up front about what to highlight
3. Recite first
4. Underline, then highlight
5. Use highlighting to monitor your comprehension
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| Five smart ways to highlight |
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| Muscle Reading a learner approach |
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1.Preview and question
2.Read to answer your questions
3.Recite and review |
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1. Read it again
2. Look for essential words
3. Hold a min- review
4. Read it out loud
5. Talk to your instructor
6. Stand up
7. Skip around
8. Find a tutor
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| When reading gets tough- know 4 of these |
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1. Attend to your children first
2. Use "pockets" of time
3. Plan special activities for your child
4. Create a special space for your child
5. Use television responsible
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| with children underfoot- know 4 of these |
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| is a three-phase technique you can use to extract the ideas and information you want |
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Pry Out Questions
Root Up Answers
Recite, Review, and Review again |
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| acronym for muscle reading |
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Clarify policies on missed classes
Contact a classmate
Contact your instructor
Consider technology |
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| What do you do when you miss class? |
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Bring the right materials to class
Sit front and center
Notice your writing
Notice your environment
Highlight the obvious clues |
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Use key words
Write notes in paragraphs
Use pictures and diagrams
Use a 3-ring binder
Leave blank spaces
Use abbreviations |
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Left Column- Cue Column
Right Column- Notes
at the bottom- Summary
Cue Column- Questions
Notes- Answers |
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Left Column- Cue Column
Right Column- Notes
At bottom- Summary
Cue Column- Questions
Notes- Answers |
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Review within 24 hours
Edit your notes
Conduct short weekly review period
Create summaries
Consider typing your notes |
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Research the instructor
Show interest in the class
Get to know your instructor
Open up to diversity
Avoid excuses |
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| Enroll your instructor in your education |
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| Separate liking from learning |
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| Separate liking from learning |
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Take more time to prepare for class
Be willing to make choices
Leave large empty spaces in your notes
Use an audio recorder
Ask Questions |
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| When you instructor talks fast |
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Inquisitive
Able to organize and sort
Joyful
Well
Responsible
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| Some traits of being a Master Student |
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Dreamers
Worriers
Defiers
Overdoers
Perfectionists |
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| 5 types of procrastinators |
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| is to choose to stop procrastinating |
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| the way to begin to stop procrastinating |
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| it means that perfection isnt necessary |
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| what does "this aint no paino" mean |
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Organize it
Use your body
Use your brain
Recall it |
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| 4 catagories for improving memory |
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Visualize
Admit you dont know
Ask photos
Make it a game
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| 4 ways for remembering names |
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Ask about the nature of the test
Put yourself in your instructors shoes
Look for possible test questions in your notes and readings
Apply your predictions
Remember the obvious |
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| Ways to predict test questions |
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til you get it back
look at wrong answers
correct those wrong answers |
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| the test is not over til? |
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Sweating
Fatigue
Stomachache
Headache |
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Mental
Physical
Emotional |
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Reading
Writing
Speaking
Listening |
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| Critical Thinking Informs |
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| is that knack, and it involves more that luck |
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Jump to conclusions
Attacking the person
Appealing to authority
Pointing to a false cause
Thinking in all-or-nothing terms
Basing Arguments on emotion
Appealing to tradition |
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| 7 common mistakes in logic |
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Define the problem
Generate possibilities
Create a plan
Perform your plan |
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Follow the fun
Consider your abillities
Link to long term goals
Use formal techniques for self- discovery |
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| Let your choice of a major reflect a discovery of your? |
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| can be defined as the process of creating shared meaning |
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Ask for communications
Focus on solutions
Focus on the future
Commit to the relationship
Allow strong feelings
Notice your need to be "right"
Slow down the communication |
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Plan your refusal
Avoid apologies
Wait for the request
Remember that one no leads to another yes |
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Go to the source
Present the facts without blaming anyone
Go up the ladder to people with more responsibility
Ask for commitments
Take legal action, if necessary
Dont give up |
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| 6 steps to effective complaints |
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Getting Ready to write
Writing a first draft
Revising your draft |
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| a three- phase process for writing anything |
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Dress for the occasion
Project your voice
Maintain eye contact
Notice your verbal communication
Notice the time
Have fun |
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| Delivering your presentation |
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