1.a. Learning is fast, knowledge is composed of isolated facts, being good at a subject is inborn and I'm really good at multitasking.

b. The second belief because many natural occurrences operate on the same dynamic laws and metrics.

c. Metacognition helps us understand the way we think and improve those aspects of cognition.

2.a. The intention to learn, paying close attention to the course material as you study, following as learning style, time spent learning.

b Commitment of information to be considered related and meaningful.

c. Minimizing distractions, developing good metacognition, processing critical concepts and retrieving and applying those concepts.

3 Elaboration: Seeking practical examples.

Distinctiveness: recognize and distinguish concepts, topics and mathematical situations

Personal: information relative to you.

Retrieval and Application: this depends heavily on the correctness and accuracy of the information in question.

Automacity: working independently

Overlearning: do not confuse certain points of critical information.

4.a. 1. metacognition: to prepare our conscience for learning exercises

2.she asked students to gauge how well they performed against how they actually performed

3. Students tend to overestimate themselves and their abilities as well as underperform when the occasion arises.

4. The lack of critical thinking in high schools does not do much good in the way of preparing college students.

5. The mnemonic connections made along the paths of retrieval.

6. Reading, the relations that compose a narrative are analogous to those made by study.

b. They both require proactive strategies to be involved in the learning process. Their relation to concepts prior and mathematics involved as well as following known natural laws must use the strategies described in this video series. Best to keep in mind that answers are obtainable and that deep processing must be achieved simultaneously in study.

c. The choice to be in a group may or may not hinder the efforts of its individuals or as a social organism become an effective team or to isolate one another into focused study a difficult one. However making delegations of members to carry out tasks manages time better than a student alone could.

5.a. Panic and denial.

b.reexamine your study habits, reveiw this exam, speak with your teacher and be more prepared.

C. wholly commit, minimize distractions, attend all classes, set realistic goals and don't slide.