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Thursday, February 28, 2013

How To Study Properly During University Part 2


How To Study Properly During University Part 2
Select Where To Study
Where you select to study depends on two factors: the environment in which you are able to concentrate and the type of work you are planning to conduct.
·       The best places to study possess proper lighting-usually your dorm room, apartment, or the library.
·       In order to complete problem sets or brainstorming  possible test questions, you may want to study within a group or at least in a setting in which fellow students are available or discussion.
·       When you are reading book chapters or working on a research essay, you will probably complete your work with in an environment which is less social.
Improve your study habits
Here are some simple procedures you can conduct in order to assist you during study time:
·       Produce a routine detailing your study hours and locations
·       Select reasonable and specific goals that you can accomplish with in a study session.
·       Select topics that are challenging and require intense thought at the most productive time of the day.
·       Take breaks at intervals if they are needed, so do not waste productivity time by observing the material in contrast to absorption of the content.
·       Build a proper relationship with your students who you respect and can contact and study with.
·       Do not procrastinate and seek assistance when assistance is needed.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!

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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Summary U.S Olympic commitee medal given to Jenna Huff

              Jenna's Kindness Summary

 Jenna Huff a cross country runner was at a track competetion. Jenna was in second place behind Deb Guthman a fellow competetor. Both were in the final stretch, until Deb collapsed unto a kneeling position and groaned in pain. Jenna astonished by the situation rushed in to assist Deb. Jenna then proceeded to grab Deb by the arms and support her, she told Deb "You are going to finish this race" Deb with the support of Jenna jogged toward the finish line, and to ensure Deb's triumph Jenna allowed Deb to pass through the finish line before she had. 
Reflection: I believe this act of kindness is magnificent, this hirl is a perfect example of a star competeetor. Jenna's self-less action has gained her the United States medal of extreme sportsmanship.This action demonstrated the compassion of an individual who will succeed. Many individuals would have taken advantage of the situation and crossed the finish line instead of assisting their fellow competetor, But Jenna has exhibited the traits of a proper champion.

How to properly Study During University Part 1


How to properly Study During University Part 1 http://www.collegeboard.com/college-success/961.html
Develop Proper Study Habits
In university, you will need to build upon your study skills that you have learned in High School. The demands of a university class are probably more rigorous than what you are accustomed with.
You can succeed if you prepare properly for every class.

Perceive University as a full-time job, you spend 40 hours a week on class, labs, study groups, and doing assignments.
Being organized and managing your time properly are essential. Learn more about time management, and use the guideline below to assist you in the formulation of your study skills.
Decide at what time to study
Organize your time, and find out how many hours you need to study everyday. The construct a schedule.
·       Organize your free time throughout the day, in the evenings, and on weekends.
·       Considers at what part of the day you are alert- there are morning individuals and those known as night owls-and attempt to schedule your studying accordingly.
·       Consider whether you would be at a better mental state for a few hours at a time or during marathon sessions.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Statement

"Choosing what is right is always the right choice you can make."- Alex Linares
I agree with this statement; i believe this statement is correct. We are expected to grow into proper citizens and express our favoring for the rules of society and government. When we are children we percieve the world differently, we are highly impressionable, in these stages of our life we learn what is right and what is wrong through experience. When we perform an action and told that it is an improper action we understand the severity of the action. Society and the government set rules and moral codes by which the populace must abide by. This is the aspect that society controls within our lives. We learn about the severity of the crimes if we were to take part in these actions. But we have a sense of judgement. The sense of judgement will help us evaluate a situation and decide what is the right thing to do, through these experiences we learn what is right or wrong and we learn that we must choose what is right in order to evade punishment.

10 Time Management Tips For Students Tips 5-10


10 Time Management Tips For Students Tips 5-10
Tip 5: Study your notes every day
Reviewing assists you in the fortification of the knowledge you have received, a benefit may include very little study time. You will also be prepared if you are called upon in class or have to take a pop quiz.

Tip 6: Receive enough sleep
Your cerebral area needs rest in order to function properly. Lack of sleep disorients your circadian rhythm, and therefore days will seem longer and your tasks will seem to be difficult.
Tip 7: Communicate with others and inform them about your schedule.
If phone calls or text messages have proven to be a distraction, inform your friend about your availability throughout the day.
Tip 8: Become a taskmaster
Assign yourself a temporal budget and plan your activities accordingly. Organize your free-time before you commit yourself toward an activity.
Tip 9: Do not waste time agonizing
Instead of agonizing and procrastinating, just conduct the activity. Wasting the entire evening worrying about something you are supposed to be doing is not productive, and induces stress.
Tip 10: Determine your priorities
You cannot conduct many activities at once. Establish the importance of each activities. After set attainable goals.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Monday, February 25, 2013

Student Success Statement

               Student Success Statement

 "It is better to be alone than to be in bad company."-Anonymous
I agree with this statement. I believe an individual is influenced by bad company and therefore they will not succeed. Youths are currently very impressionable, they are naive, they believe that the crowd who particiates in improper activities are "cool." This is the perception of the child, but in reality these children are low-life neglected miscreants. I would rather paritcipate in solitary proper activities than group activities that involve improper individuals. The company that a child will recieve from the "cool" children, will corrupt the child's innocence and guide him into failure. An example can be a child who is rather lonely or who wants to be "accepted", he has concluded that the life of the "cool" children is exhilerating, but in reality these children are failures. The "cool" children have no proper foundations and will therefore never succeed.

10 Time Management Tips For successful Students


10 Time management Tips For Students Tips 1-4
                              Tips 1-4
Organizing your life
Managing your time properly is an important element of success-especially if you are a student. If you set priorities that suit your needs and lifestyle, you will have a better chance of achieving your goals. Here are some tips that will assist you with your time management and organization.
TIP 1: Produce a to-do list Every Day.
Prioritize, take part In activities that are supposed to be accomplished first and then take part in activities that do not require much effort.
Tip 2 Use spare time properly
When you are commuting on the public transportation systems, use your time productively.

Tip 3: it is okay to say no
If your friend asks you to accompany him/her to a movie on a Thursday night and you have an exam the next day, realize that it is okay to reject the offer. Sort your short-term and long term-priorities.
Tip 4: obtain the proper time.
You will work much more efficiently if you figure when your productivity rate is at its best, if your cerebral area can calculate arithmetic in the afternoon, do not wait until the evening to begin the arithmetic homework.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!!