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- 1. Multiple Choice
The step of focused note-taking where you analyze the notes to add your own thinking is
#1 Taking Notes
#2 Processing Notes
#3 Connecting Thinking
#4 Summarizing and Reflecting
- 2. Multiple Choice
By looking at your notes to take this quiz, you are doing...
#2~ Processing Notes
#3~ Connecting Thinking
#4~ Summarizing and Reflecting
#5~Applying Learning
- 3. Multiple Choice
If students spent less time on digital devices they could save...
7-10 hours a week
7-10 hours a day
10-12 hours a week
10-12 hours a day
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which of these is NOT a way to limit distractions from devices...
Wanting to make a change
Using apps
Setting goals
Throwing away your Chromebook
- 5. Multiple Choice
Students should multitask (do multiple things at once) on their devices.
True
False
- 6. Multiple Choice
It is possible to be addicted to video games.
True
False
- 7. Multiple Choice
Video games do NOT...
increase attention to detail
keep people engaged for long periods of time
improve vision
make your body healthier
- 8. Multiple Choice
Students with dyslexia who play video games can learn to read faster and more accurately.
True
False
- 9. Multiple Choice
Check all of the options that are a part of Step #2, processing notes.
Revsing
Highlighting
Connecting
Adding
Organizing
- 10. Multiple Choice
The only correct way to take notes is by using Cornell Notes.
True
False
- 11. Multiple Choice
What are the 5 Phases of Focused Note Taking
Taking, Processing, Connecting, Summarizing & Reflecting, Applying
Taking, Processing, Connecting, Summarizing, & Reflecting
Taking, Producing, Connecting, Summarizing & Reflecting, Applying
Taking, Processing, Connecting, Summarizing & Reflecting, Re-Applying
- 12. Multiple Choice
What is a summary?
Facts from your notes. It's the most important info and answers the essential question.
It's your opinion on how the learning has effected you.
It's how you will demonstrate what you've learned and how to apply it.
- 13. Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of Focused Note Taking?
To ensure you make an "A" on your assessment.
To help you remember what you have learned.
To make your binder look good.
To help you improve your vocabulary and increase the amount of information you can write about.
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