Learning Strategies Flashcards
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Which goal-setting approach is most likely to lead to successful skill development?
Answer: Setting a specific, measurable goal with a deadline
Specific, measurable goals with deadlines (SMART goals) give clear direction and a way to track progress.
A learner keeps forgetting new vocabulary shortly after studying it. Which strategy is most effective for long-term retention?
Answer: Spaced repetition — reviewing the material at increasing intervals
Spaced repetition reinforces memory by reviewing material at increasing intervals, which is proven to improve long-term retention.
What is the purpose of reflecting on a completed task by asking 'What worked well and what would I do differently?'
Answer: It helps identify effective strategies to repeat and mistakes to avoid next time
Reflective practice after any task — successful or not — helps a learner consciously identify what to repeat and what to adjust.
When starting to learn a new skill, which planning step should generally come first?
Answer: Breaking the skill down into smaller, manageable steps
Breaking a large skill into smaller steps makes progress achievable and easier to track.
Which is the best example of using feedback effectively?
Answer: Reviewing specific feedback and adjusting your next attempt based on it
Effective learners actively use specific feedback to change their approach on the next attempt.
A learner has limited time each week to study. Which approach makes the best use of that time?
Answer: Short, focused, regular study sessions rather than one long irregular session
Short, regular, focused sessions are generally more effective for retention and consistency than infrequent long sessions.