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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Self- Awareness Lifelong Learning Emotional Intelligence Study Skills Lane Resources

Unconscious inner forces that pull us off course

Scripts

Common personality type for mechanic, electrician, programmer, carpenter

Realistic

Part of our brain that stores emotionally charged, but unconcious memories

Amygdala

Rule 1: Show Up Rule 2: Do my best Rule 3: Participate actively

Three Success Rules

Habitual feelings such as anger, excitement, anxiety, sadness, or joy

Emotional patterns

The first step in the natural process of learning

Ask Creator Questions

The way your brain prefers to gather and process experiences and information

Learning Style

Making a course correction has how many steps

Three

Test present answers Heed Feedback Revise answers

The three steps to make a course correction

A belief about being helpless in the face of adversity

Learned Helplessness

Perceived skill level and challenge are about the same

Flow

Making self- supporting choices grows this

Self-Love

Nurturing ourselves physically, mentally, and emotionally

Self-Care plan

When perceived skill level is high and challenge is low

Boredom

When we control impulses and recognize our emotions as they occur

Emotional Intelligence

Having a comfortable, organized space where you always study

Ideal Study Space

Working with other creators to improve academic outcomes

Study Group

Reason to review briefly everyday

Repetition strengthens memory

Reason to discuss concepts often

Conversation solidifies learning

How to release negative beliefs about studying

Create a study affirmation

A program to help first generation college students graduate

TRiO Program

Service to help students decide about career choices

Career Center

Place to get family planning supplies

Lane Health Center

Place with study rooms, computers and assistance in certain subjects

Tutor Central

Process to ensure you have classes and a schedule that meet your needs

Advance Registration