The many components to learning successfully by Tyler Morris

(1) Note Taking

tymo2599 — 2025-09-11 03:13:29 UTC

This is in relation to the note taking section we worked on in class. I used to watch SpongeBob, so this gif is kind of cute to me. I think not only taking notes as a class is important because you can potentially compare to what you might have missed or did not understand. Also taking notes for yourself because it is your responsibility to do your best learning.

(2) Time Management

tymo2599 — 2025-09-11 03:16:40 UTC

Although the picture does not relate to the topic, this is a link to a time management quiz. When you take this 20-question quiz it gives you an idea on how well you manage your time. I found it interesting to me because my score was in "the middle". Finding a quick overview on how you manage time, might help you get to know what approach you can take to help you. This website also has many other quizzes you can take just to see some information about yourself.

(4)Time Management

tymo2599 — 2025-09-25 19:06:40 UTC

This was my time management "lab report"

I kept a planner and continued to use this method and want to continue this method in the future.

(5) Studying

tymo2599 — 2025-09-25 19:12:47 UTC

I think it is important to find time to study. Spacing out your studying is also important. Giving yourself a quite peaceful space to study and work on homework is also important. Try limiting your distractions as well.

(3) Mindset

tymo2599 — 2025-09-25 19:20:42 UTC

This is an example that provides an image of the differences between fixed and growth mindset. I found this interesting because it gives examples in picture form instead of our book giving written examples.

(6)3 Theories

tymo2599 — 2025-09-25 19:28:17 UTC

This is a Google Doc. that has the links to the videos that we watched in class. The links are for the 3 theories (Classical, Operant, Social Learning) These videos are examples of how each one works in the real world. You can try these with friends, family, and co-workers.

(7) Sleep

tymo2599 — 2025-10-07 18:31:56 UTC

It is important to remember that sleep is vital when it comes to learning. We learned that sleep helps us put information into our long-term memory. Also, naps are very important. An average person should take a total of 7.5 hrs. to rest during the night.

(14)Handle Hard Better

tymo2599 — 2025-10-07 18:37:12 UTC

This video was shown in class. It connects with me because of my anxiety and waiting for things to be easier. Knowing that hard is always going to be there helps me feel better. Knowing that it only gets easier by starting and continuing what you are doing. I am glad I was shown this video, even if I could have used it before I started college.

(13)Visual Note Taking

tymo2599 — 2025-10-07 18:41:03 UTC

This video was shown in class. I enjoyed the art in this video and the explanation on how to make note taking easy, fun, and artsy. This video helped me take the next steps in my study sheets, making them better than the previous one.

(10)Neurons

tymo2599 — 2025-10-07 18:49:25 UTC

There are 86 billion neurons, with 10,000 connections per neuron. Adding new information per connection in your neurons is endless. From learning how to drive, to learning someones name. We create pathways within our cognitive load. Plus this brain features a duck!

(11)Mindset

tymo2599 — 2025-10-09 18:54:41 UTC

This video was present in class. We took independent notes, and learned more in-depth about mindsets. This video is interesting because it presents 4 experiments on how mindsets change how we view how we think and how it effects our lives.

(8)Don't Stop Learning

tymo2599 — 2025-10-16 04:34:42 UTC

This video I found scrolling through Facebook. This more of a quote or a reminder that we don't stop learning. "The more you learn, the more capable you feel" this relates back to our growth mindset topic in week 7. He has a great page to follow on Facebook.

(9)EISENHOWER MATRIX

tymo2599 — 2025-10-16 16:50:19 UTC

This was shown to us in the beginning of class in week 8 day 2. We only got a quick debrief of what this represented. The link takes you to the website that goes more in-depth for this method of focus. It helps one take a look at important verse not important and urgent verse not urgent.

(12) Cranium aka Time management

tymo2599 — 2025-10-21 16:38:56 UTC

This is the game Cranium. It is a family game. I recently have played this game with my friends. This is a fun way to test what you think you may know. Highly suggest playing this game with your friends and or family. It also relates to the topic of time management because I put it in my priorities towards friends and family as my "Big Rocks". It makes you realize everything your brain has already made pathways to.

(19)Cognitive Load

tymo2599 — 2025-10-21 16:43:30 UTC

This short video came across my screen on social media. Not only does this mention cognitive load it also provided a great example of how to reduce it. The male in this video is the person conducting the interview and he has many great things on his page about many different interesting topics that include many different types of people with a variety of stories.

(20)Sleep

tymo2599 — 2025-10-21 17:35:44 UTC

This video was something we watched in class. This video helped us understand sleep and how important it is. We can relate this to chapter 10 in our book. We can also relate this to our experiment #3.

(17)Memory

tymo2599 — 2025-10-23 19:02:20 UTC

This video was found on social media. This relates to chapter 10 and the hippocampus. I found this interesting because it gives a brief explanation of how memory works.

(16)Phone Addiction

tymo2599 — 2025-10-28 17:00:49 UTC

This video was shown in class. It is a video that relates to our Lab Experiment #2 about having distractions. I agree that our phones are addicting. I believe my phone is addicting. This is a extraneous load example.

(15)Sleep Hacking

tymo2599 — 2025-10-28 17:10:29 UTC

We watched this video was shown in class it Relates to the Lab Experiment #3 sleep.

I was told again that we need to sleep to have the hippocampus send the cortex memories and information overnight to replay what we learned. We need to sleep before and after learning to soak up new info and release old information, and repeat.

(18)Sleep Study Sheet

tymo2599 — 2025-10-28 17:48:30 UTC

This is my Chapter 10 study sheet. It was not "required" of us to make one because we had a "study guide" but with what I learned in this class is that this is a good way to study. This helped me create new pathways to learning the material to help me understand the chapter. I also would like to compare it to my first study sheet listed at the top of this Padlet, and the progress I have made in my learning and studying.