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- 1. Waiting for others …………
- 2. “Don’t study Harder, Study Smarter”
- 3. Take REST …………………… Ignore Television serials ……… Participate in Debate competitions…. Share and learn more ………. Understanding is very important ….. Keep working ……. Keep mind fresh ……. Listen music's ….. ETC…………………………………….!!!!!!
- 4. HOW TO STUDY? Prepared by, Mr. Vijay Balu Raskar (Read from start to end)
- 5. 1. Create real life examples………. 2. Eat small healthy snacks throughout the day…… 3. Study three or four things in a day……… 4. Enjoy self learning skill……… 5. Wear comfortable clothing………. 6. Study at best thinking time ….. 7. Use lots of colour………. 8. Drink more water ………… 9. Move around while learning if possible ……. 10.Practice OLD EXAM PAPERS………… 11.Put all important information UP………… 12.Make your own notes before exams……… 13.Try to study only important points if no time……… 14.Practice makes ENGINEERS perfect………….. 15.Study in the same place……. 16.Do the hard stuff first…….. 17. Friendly attitude ……… 18.Think positive……….. 19.Don’t study before 1hours of exam ……..Be quite… 20.Make own notes………………
- 6. Create Real Life Examples …
- 7. Practice old exam papers ………….
- 8. Make your own notes …………….
- 9. Note Taking Tips for Mathematics…. 1 Write down the "title" of the lesson. 2 Keep all important formulae and learn it. 3 Write down the math problem and each step in the solution using math symbols. Next to each step write down “in your own words" exactly what you are doing. 4 Write down a "question mark" next to anything you don't understand. Ask the teacher to explain the parts where you have written your "question marks". Don't just "let it go" thinking that you will figure it out later. Many times, it doesn't happen. (I am here if any doubt’s) 5 When you get home, before you start your homework, "highlight in color" the titles you have written in your notes. The highlighted information will help to give you the "big picture" of what you are doing. 5 Remember, do all homework problems, not just some of them! (Write and solved)
- 10. Practice makes Engineers perfect ………………. Experience is essential for anything but start hard first……………… Always love every subject……………. Control on “HEART” and “MIND” Mr Vijay Balu Raskar
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- 12. 3. Go back to the section in the text where you are having difficulty. Follow the examples making sure you understand each step. This takes time. 4. Reading a math book is not like reading a novel. It goes slowly. It may take you 20 minutes to go through one example problem.
- 13. 5 Don't leave preparing for a test to the last minute. Make sure you leave time to ask questions in class AFTER you have studied. 6 Do as many problems as you can until you feel comfortable with the material. 7 Get the phone number of someone in your class who won't mind if you call them with questions.
- 14. 8 If possible, form a small study group with members from your class and meet periodically during the semester. 9 Be free to ask any doubt and learn. 10 Forget the past comments but use experience for “BEST FUTURE”. 11 Math's and life makes the difference.
- 16. Thinking about how you will study (Don’t think more ...start study) Knowing your own preferred way of learning Give you some starting points for your own research and study into learning for your assignments.
- 17. Be positive Remember why you are doing this Plan your study Plan your assignment Remember people are a great resource BRAIN EXERCISE Ask experts / Teachers Head massage Relaxation
- 18. Right brain Left brain Creativity Language Random thinking Logic Music and rhythm Rational thinking Imagination and Sequence abstraction Order Reflection SEX
- 19. Try to use your opposite hand for adjusting your left brain as well as right brain…...
- 20. Learn best by watching or reading …… Sounds (Listen carefully) Talk with different people (Discuss) Make our style to keep in mind….
- 21. A Winner has a PLAN ……….!!!!!!!!! A Loser has an excuse ………!!!!!!!!!
- 22. KEYS FOR SUCCESS: Develop the winning ATTITUDE… Set short & Long term goals Use Time management Reward yourself
- 23. TIME MANAGEMENT Develop weekly calendar Schedule your time- For study For Girl Friends / Boy Friends For classes and home For Movies, Picnic etc …… Drink more water (Terms and conditions apply i.e. drink only if not studying)
- 24. - - It’s you
- 25. PROBLEMS
- 26. Solution: Play with Puzzles Read a book (Any) Get Exercise Write and study Only important questions only Only practice with writing Communication require Sleep well
- 27. It’s Test time… Before the test… Get good night sleep Don’t eat too much Make your own summary Assemble your sources AT THE TEST………….. Be early… Work quickly….. Read question paper at start………. Try next question if you forget current….
- 36. THANK YOU …….