Module 2: Your Personal Performance

Question 1

Figuring out “How to whether through practice, experience, instruction or other means.

Answer 1

Learning

Question 2

What is Learning?

Answer 2

Figuring out “How to whether through practice, experience, instruction or other means.

Question 3

Putting into practice learning, knowledge, skills, personal qualities, and experience.

Answer 3

Performance

Question 4

What is Performance?

Answer 4

Putting into practice learning, knowledge, skills, personal qualities, and experience.

Question 5

What does SHAPES stands for?

Answer 5

S - Skills
H - Habits
A - Attitudes
P - Preferences
E - Experience
S - Strategies

Question 6

Qualities that contribute to how we learn and/or perform skills, habits, attitudes, preferences, experiences and strategies

Answer 6

SHAPES

Question 7

Abilities and Techniques

Answer 7

S - Skills

Question 8

These examples are?
- Pottery
- Writing
- Carving
- Drawing
- Speaking

Answer 8

S - Skills

Question 9

Provide me examples of S - Skills

Answer 9

• Pottery
• Writing
• Carving
• Drawing
• Speaking

Question 10

Actions and behaviors

Answer 10

H - Habits

Question 11

These examples are?
- Practicing in front of a mirror
- Jumping around
- Fidgeting
- Drinking water

Answer 11

H - Habits

Question 12

What is the definition of SHAPES?

Answer 12

Qualities that contribute to how we learn and/or perform skills, habits, attitudes, preferences, experiences and strategies

Question 13

What is the definition of Skills?

Answer 13

Abilities and Techniques

Question 14

Demeanor or outlook; how you present yourself as
- Shy
- Brave
- Lazy
- Hardworking

Answer 14

A - Attitudes

Question 15

What is the definition of A - Attitudes?

Answer 15

Demeanor or outlook; how you present yourself as
- Shy
- Brave
- Lazy
- Hardworking

Question 16

These examples:
- Shy
- Brave
- Lazy
- Hardworking

Answer 16

A - Attitudes

Question 17

This is about likes and dislikes.

Answer 17

P - Preferences

Question 18

What is the definition of P - Preferences?

Answer 18

This is about likes and dislikes.

Question 19

Provide me examples of P - Preferences.

Answer 19

• Color
• Seats
• Time slot

Question 20

These examples are?
- Color
- Seats
- Time slot

Answer 20

Preferences

Question 21

This means participation.

Answer 21

E - Experience

Question 22

These examples are?
- Seminars
- Courses
- Part-time Jobs
- Events

Answer 22

E - Experience

Question 23

Provide me examples of E - Experience.

Answer 23

• Seminars
• Courses
• Part-time Jobs
• Events

Question 24

This means approach.

Answer 24

S - Strategies

Question 25

What is the definition of S - Strategies?

Answer 25

This means approach.

Question 26

What is the definition of E - Experience?

Answer 26

This means participation.

Question 27

What does VARK stands for?

Answer 27

V - Visual A - Auditory R - Read/Write K - Kinesthetic

Question 28

What are the 4 main types of learners?

Answer 28

1. Visual Learners 2. Auditory Learners 3. Read/Write Learners 4. Kinesthetic Learners

Question 29

Video, flashcards with pictures, bright & colorful images, maps, charts, graphs, cartoons, comic books, and posters.

Answer 29

Visual Learners

Question 30

What are the examples of Visual Learners?

Answer 30

Video, flashcards with pictures, bright & colorful images, maps, charts, graphs, cartoons, comic books, and posters.

Question 31

What are the examples of Auditory Learners?

Answer 31

Songs, poems, tongue twisters, riddles, role-play, discussions, podcasts, interviews, debates, listening activities, audio books.

Question 32

Songs, poems, tongue twisters, riddles, role-play, discussions, podcasts, interviews, debates, listening activities, audio books.

Answer 32

Auditory Learners

Question 33

Charades, TPR (Total Physical Response), songs with gestures, dance, exercise, crafts, physical tasks, act it out games and role-play.

Answer 33

Kinesthetic Learners

Question 34

What are the examples of Kinesthetic Learners?

Answer 34

Charades, TPR (Total Physical Response), songs with gestures, dance, exercise, crafts, physical tasks, act it out games and role-play.

Question 35

Reading & writing tasks, note-taking, case studies, story writing, poems, tongue twisters, literatures.

Answer 35

Read/Write Learners

Question 36

What are the examples of Read/Write Learners?

Answer 36

Reading & writing tasks, note-taking, case studies, story writing, poems, tongue twisters, literatures.