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🧠Retrieval Practice:
Summarize the content of this lesson. What topics, ideas, and vocabulary were introduced?
Question 1
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Are you known as a hard worker? Why or why not?
Question 2
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Do you believe that working hard plays a huge role in a person's success? Explain.
Question 3
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Do you believe that the work ethic and habits you form and apply now will continue to impact your level of success after high school? Explain.
Question 4
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Reflect on the statement below. Use examples from your life.
Productive routines will yield greater benefits than setting goals.
Question 5
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Identify and describe one aspiration (something you hope to be or experience) that helps guide your overall direction.Â
This should be something that affects your motivation and desire to work hard.
Options may include the college, profession, or lifestyle you are pursuing.
Question 6
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Do you believe that if you put in enough time repeatedly studying information, formulas, and problems, you can master the content of your classes? Explain.
Question 7
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How does the Cornell notes system provide a simple, low-commitment opportunity to review and study content?
💪 Consider the hardest working students you know.
Question 8
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In general, how are these students perceived by their less-motivated peers?
Question 9
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How are they perceived by their teachers and other adults?
Question 10
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How likely are they to live successful, productive, and fulfilling lives?
Question 11
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Do you believe that you are in charge of how hard you work for your own success? Explain.
In many years of posing these questions to students, the most profound responses I have commonly received are along the lines of:
"I am successfull in school, but people think that school is easy for me. It's not. They don't relize how hard I have to work for it."
Question 12
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In my experience, anyone disrespecting or laughing at hard-working students is immature and should reconsider their own priorities.
Do you agree? Why or why not?
The remainder of this video is interesting but OPTIONAL.
