In today’s era of advancement, computer is
well thought – out as one of the sound admirable machine that stores almost everything
through which it come across. This skillful manmade machine asks us to save the
document in the form of files before exit, than why shouldn’t human brain? Do
we save the principles learnt before we exit from a particular session of our
study? Definitely not. What does saving a data in the brain mean?
Does it mean cramming the topic without
understanding it? No. It simply means checking the availability of the concept
in your mind by reproducing it in black and white (on paper) without help.
Topics consisting huge calculations can be shortened by using own designed
smart key steps. It is one of the best existing and checked methods to ensure
the availability of any particular topic in your conscious mind.
There are some simple steps to get the best
outcome from your learning style. The first and foremost step is the mental
preparation to start your topic with positive and enthusiastic outlook about
the topic. This is called ‘preparing your mind for learning’.
Second step is to divide your task into small achievable targets which is known
as ‘setting
the goals’. Now, startup with the first fragments of your ease from the
task according to the scheduled timeslots and try to complete it within the
given time frame. The important footstep is to keep a record of your progress.
It will boost your confidence in accomplishing the later segments of the task.
Make the statement “No study without writing”
your key slogan. Because studying without writing is a total wastage of time,
energy and broadly saying, enthusiasm. It is scientifically proved that the
mind accepts well only when it is in active mode. It turns into alert when your
optimum sense organs are active and lively which clearly indicate towards the
requirement of strong coordination among organs like eyes, hands and brain. Before
moving to the next topic, check it by writing whether the previous topic got
settled, at least, temporarily in your brain or not. This is called ‘recalling
and reproducing’. If you are able to reproduce what have you studied it
means the data is saved in your mind. Though it is provisionally saved, but it
is the first sign of acceptance of the data in your mind. You can save it
permanently by successive follow up’s, which is called ‘revising the topics’. Failing in reproducing a meticulous topic as
it is, doesn’t mean you are not skilled to do that, but it requires one more
attempt. You can improve your recalling and reproducing by trying it again and
again.
Remember these skills are not God gifted
but needs to be developed and strengthened by once continuous endeavors. After
getting satisfied from revised topic you can switch over to the next topic.
This structured process takes less time, gives the best results and improves
your creative writing skills and moreover increases your confidence level
manifold.
In schools, this process is popular as
‘mock exams’. It is an effort to irrigate the ‘saving and reproducing processes’ before the final countdown
(exam). Students should come up and participate in it voluntarily. It certainly
gives a different shape to your efforts. It is an opportunity to gauge your preparation
for any assignment you are handling. Be bold and have the courage to judge
yourself. Take adequate remedial steps after every assessment to improve upon.
We as human being learn by this method only. Enjoy studying by making it
structured not abrupt and rushed. Wishing you every success in your candid
efforts towards bright and exciting future.
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