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This document lists the names of several individuals and then discusses the benefits of learning. It states that learning provides extensive knowledge that is useful for experiences. It allows people to become disciplined by facilitating how they do things. Learning also adds many useful ideas and prevents people from becoming outdated or ignorant by keeping them aware of current information. It concludes that gathering many ideas from learning can motivate people and help knowledge grow within themselves.
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RHEOLOGY Physical pharmaceutics-II notes for B.pharm 4th sem students
RHEOLOGY Physical pharmaceutics-II notes for B.pharm 4th sem students
Benefit of learning
- 2. Ikrima Ramadhan • Nurul Hidayah • Restu Novyanti • Fahdiera Vendra Erlangga • Fahmi Idris • Muhammad Rafly Maha Putra •
- 3. Adding knowladge Thorought Have many ideas Disipline in learning Make us smarter Benefits of learning Far from folly Adding motivations
- 5. By learning we will get a lot of knowledge is very useful because the information contained therein to be very extensive experience in learning
- 6. Obviously if we often learn will facilitate in doing things, so that we become disciplined
- 7. Because with many learning so that we can add very useful information
- 8. Because in doing everything we are required to be more disciplined so that we will get used to the discipline
- 9. We are not out of date and with the times so much from ignorance
- 10. Because by getting as much information then all the knowledge we have can be used as in idea
- 11. Many ideas which we gather the motivation will grow by it self with in our hearts