Creative Writer with APA Citations ONLY NATIVE

Task 1: First, watch the following video: [login to view URL] Then, select your favorite note-taking strategy. After that, listen to the following audio file: [login to view URL] Answer the following questions: 1. What note-taking strategy did you select? Why? (Be sure to attach a copy of your notes to your response). 2. How will the note-taking strategy you selected help you study? How does this compare to other note-taking strategies you looked at? Your answers should be at least 250 words in length, but not more than 500 words, in total. Use APA citations and references for the textbook and any other sources used; you should use at least 1 APA citation and reference, but you can use more if needed. Task 2: First, read the following: [login to view URL] Then, do the questionnaire in: [login to view URL] If needed you can read the following to back-up your answers: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Answer the following in a minimum of 300 words, but not more than 500 words, and cite any reference(s) you use in your answers using proper APA format: 1. Was this your first time taking this type of inventory? If no, did your results change from the last time? If so, did your learning style results surprise you? 2. Now that you have identified your learning style, how will you apply this knowledge to your studying? 3. Reflect on the studying strategies you have used previously. Have your study habits been effective? Why or why not? What studying strategies from the readings do you think will be helpful? Task 3: Using the following link, answer the questions: [login to view URL] 1. What was the full reference for the e-book? 2. What was the in-text citation for the e-book? 3. Find a paragraph in the e-book, and copy and paste it here. 4. Select a section from #3, and using the APA rule for short quotations, put the section in quotation marks while adding an APA in-text citation at the end. 5. Re-read the section from #3, and re-write it in your own words while adding an APA in-text citation at the end. (This is called paraphrasing).