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If you want to make something good out of your life, you have to work hard and earn an education, a diploma, or a degree. Most of the jobs you dreamed of having requires a diploma. Take it as a blessing that you are able to enroll in school when others cannot afford to do so or have to work in order to do so. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Tuition fees and matriculation fees are steadily increasing. Study to make the most out of the money you and your family has invested and paid for. Your families are working so hard to earn money and/or secure money to provide for your family’s needs including the money to send you and your siblings to school. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Professionals have more opportunities to secure more progressive lifestyles and achieve higher economic status compared to those who are not. Credentials needed: a diploma, an impressive resume, a clean transcript of records, certificates of licenses, trainings & seminars attended, work experiences, good moral character, and etc. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Having earned a diploma and/or a degree will give you a great sense of accomplishment or achievement. You are educated and civilized and no longer “dim-witted” and ignorant!!! It contributes to your own sense of pride and it is a matter of self-fulfillment as well as that of your family’s. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Take responsibility for yourself. Recognize that in order to succeed, you need to make decisions about your priorities, your time, and your resources. Choose your friends well and be mindful of the company you keep. “Birds of the same feather, flock together.” If you have problems in your relationships, in your finances, or in some other things, don’t let these interfere with your studies. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Take responsibility for yourself. (continued) Although, it is your parent’s duty and obligation to provide for your education, by principle, it is also your duty and obligation to study and finish your schooling on the proper time. Don’t let go or sacrifice the values (i.e. the value of education, family, etc.) and virtues (industry, patience, perseverance, discipline, dedication, etc.) you were taught just because you want assert or demand your freedom and individuality. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY If you have problems in studying, ask for help. If you don't understand the material or lesson, consult your professor, see your academic advisor, ask your classmates or upper class students, join a study group, or hire a tutor. Don’t panic or be anxious if you can’t seem to understand your lessons while studying. Relax, organize your thoughts, and study calmly. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Put first things first. Discipline yourself. As a young person enrolled in school, your first priority should be to study well. Follow up on the priorities you have set for yourself and persistently pursue them. Be firm and steadfast in your resolve to put your studies first before pleasure or fun. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Discover your key productivity state for optimum absorption. Morning, afternoon, or evening? Full or empty stomach? Having something to munch on or none? Where? With people or alone? With sounds or silence? In an enclosed room or in open air? EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Consider it as a win-win situation. If you study well, you earn its rewards. If you study harder, you earn recognition and respect from the people around you. Study to learn and not just to earn high grades. Learning is understanding, comprehending, and being prepared for the future. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place available to me whenever I need it? Your study place does you little good if you cannot use it when you need it. If you are using a study place that you must share with others for any reason, work out a schedule so that you know when you can use it. Or, find an alternative place to study. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place free from interruptions? You may have to hang a DO NOT DISTURB or DO NOT ENTER sign on the door or tell people not to disturb you, and take the phone off the hook or put away your mobile phones. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place free from distractions? Most people study best in a quiet environment. Others, find that playing music or TV improves their mood. If so, turn the volume low. Remove or switch off anything that takes away your focus on studying. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Did I place all the study materials I need in my study place? Pens and pencils, paper, ruler, calculator, notes, books, references, computer, and whatever else you might need. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place contain a large enough desk/table or space? While working on an assignment or studying for a test/exam, use a desk or table that is large enough to hold everything that is needed. Allow enough room for writing and try to avoid clutter. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have enough storage space? Have enough room to store school things and study materials. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have a comfortable chair? A chair that is not comfortable can cause discomfort or pain that will interfere with your studying. A chair that is too comfortable might make you sleepy. Select a chair in which you can sit for long periods while maintaining your attention. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have enough light? The amount of light you need depends on what you are doing. The important thing is that you can clearly see what you need to see without any strain or discomfort. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have a comfortable temperature? If it is too warm, you might feel uncomfortable or irritated or restless and perhaps become sleepy. If it is too cold, your thinking may slow down and become unclear. You may also become sleepy. Select a temperature at which your mind and body can function best. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE A learning style is a way of learning. Your preferred learning style is the way in which you learn best. Auditory Learning Style Visual Learning Style Tactile or Kinesthetic Learning Style PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you an Auditory Learner? Do you prefer information to be presented in an auditory language format? Do you seem to learn best in classes that emphasize teacher lectures and class discussions? Does listening to music or sounds help you learn better? Do you find yourself reading and memorizing aloud or talking things out to gain better understanding? If YES, you are probably an Auditory Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you a Visual Learner? Do you prefer information to be presented in a written language format or in another visual formats such as pictures or diagrams? Do you do best in classes in which teachers do a lot of writing on the board, provide clear handouts, and make extensive use of multimedia such as projectors, videos, etc.? Do you try to remember information by creating pictures in your mind? Do you take detailed written notes from your textbooks and in class? If YES, you are probably a Visual Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you a Tactile or Kinesthetic Learner? Do you prefer hands-on learning settings in which you can physically manipulate something in order to learn about it? Do you learn best when you can move about and handle things? Do you do well in classes in which there is a laboratory or practical skill component? Do you learn better when you have an actual object in your hands rather than a picture of the object or a verbal or written description of it? If YES, you are probably a Tactile or Kinesthetic Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Your learning style is your strength. Go with it whenever you can. If you can choose your teacher, try to choose one who's teaching method best matches your learning style. If not, make the most out of it and learn to become more versatile. When you settle on a major for your future career, try to choose one that draws heaviest on your learning style. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Cognitively Ready to Listen when You Come to Class. Make sure you complete all the assigned work and readings. Review your notes from previous class sessions. Think about what you know about the topic that will be covered in class that day. For some students, listening attentively is enough to get the information and lesson. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Emotionally Ready to Listen When You Come to Class. Your attitude is important. Make a conscious choice to find the topic useful and interesting. Be committed to learning all that you can. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Listen with a Purpose. Identify what you expect and hope to learn from the class session. Listen for these things as your teacher talks. Listen with an Open Mind. Be receptive to what your teacher says. It is good to question what is said as long as you remain open to points of view other than your own. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Attentive. Focus on what your teacher is saying. Try not to daydream and let your mind wander to other things. It helps to sit in the front and/or center of the class, and to maintain eye contact with your teacher. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be an Active Listener. You can think faster than your teacher can speak. Use this to your advantage by evaluating what is being said and trying to anticipate what will be said next. Take good written notes about what your teacher said. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be an Active Listener. (continued) While you can think faster than your teacher can speak, you cannot write faster than your teacher can speak. Taking notes requires you to make decisions about what to write, and you have to be an active listener to do this. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Meet the Challenge. Don't give up and stop listening when you find the information being presented is difficult to understand. Listen even more carefully at these times and work hard to understand what is being said. Don't be reluctant or don’t hesitate to ask questions. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Triumph Over the Environment. The classroom may be too noisy, too hot, too cold, too bright, too dark, and etc. Don't give in to these inconveniences. “Mind over matter.” Stay focused on the big picture - LEARNING. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Get Ready to Take Notes (Before Class) Review your notes from the previous class sessions before you come to class. This will help you remember what was covered and get you ready to understand the new information your teacher will provide. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Get Ready to Take Notes (continued) Complete all assigned readings before you come to class. Most teachers will expect that you have done this and will use and build upon these information. Bring all note-taking materials with you to class especially your notebook and textbook. Have several pens. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (During Class) Keep your attention focused on what your teacher is saying. Listen for “signal statements” that tell you that what your teacher is about to say is important to write in your notes. “The most important point…” “Remember and memorize that . . .” “Understand that …” TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (continued) Be sure to include in your notes information that your teacher repeats or writes on the board. Place a (?) next to some information you write in your notes, but about whose meaning you are not sure. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (continued) Write quickly so that you can include all the important information in your notes. By writing abbreviated words (including shorthand) such as req’d for required, sol’n for solution, and etc. By using symbols such as % for percent, & for and, @ for at, and writing short sentences. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Rewrite Your Notes (After Class) Rewrite your notes to make them more complete by changing abbreviated words into whole words, symbols into words, and shortened sentences into longer sentences. Make your notes more accurate by answering any questions you had when writing your notes in class. Solve problems again and see if you can get the answer/s correctly. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Rewrite Your Notes (After Class) Use your textbook and reference sources to obtain the information you need to answer your questions. If necessary, ask your teacher or your classmates for help. Check with your classmates to be sure you did not leave out any important information. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS Intelligence plus character, that is the goal of true education. - Martin Luther King Jr. The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn... and change. - Carl Rogers The purpose of education is to replace an empty mind with an open one. - Malcolm S. Forbes QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS It is only the ignorant who despise education. - Publilius Syrus It must be remembered that the purpose of education is not to fill the minds of students with facts... it is to teach them to think, if that is possible, and always to think for themselves. - Robert Hutchins Education is the transmission of civilization. - Will Durant QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. – Aristotle Education is the best provision for old age. - Aristotle When asked how much educated men were superior to those uneducated, Aristotle answered, ‘As much as the living are to the dead.’ - Diogenes Laetius CONCLUSION : CONCLUSION Learning happens in the mind of the learner. No matter how good, how extensive, how prepared the teacher is in teaching the lessons, if the student is not interested in learning at all, minimal learning will take place or even none at all. Always remember, you are the major beneficiary of education. 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STUDY TIPS livycat Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1407 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: January 19, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: jarvonj (9 month(s) ago) greetings. can i have one copy of this clip? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: sanjeevpandya (10 month(s) ago) sir i want this ppt. for better study pls.send me this ppt.and oblidge me . drsanjeeevdmn@yahoo.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: sanjeevpandya (10 month(s) ago) sir i want this ppt. for better study pls.send me this ppt.and oblidge me . drsanjeeevdmn@yahoo.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: Gglale (13 month(s) ago) good Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: manyuroxx (13 month(s) ago) may i download it Saving..... Post Reply Close By: livycat (12 month(s) ago) I only send out PDF file version. If you are still interested, type your e-mail address. Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript STUDY TIPS : STUDY TIPS Engr. Lizette Ivy G. Catadman Faculty, EE/ECE Department College of Engineering Central Philippine University STUDY TIPS - CONTENT : STUDY TIPS - CONTENT WHY STUDY ??? EFFECTIVE HABITS FOR EFFECTIVE STUDY PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE STUDY TIPS - CONTENT : STUDY TIPS - CONTENT PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? If you want to make something good out of your life, you have to work hard and earn an education, a diploma, or a degree. Most of the jobs you dreamed of having requires a diploma. Take it as a blessing that you are able to enroll in school when others cannot afford to do so or have to work in order to do so. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Tuition fees and matriculation fees are steadily increasing. Study to make the most out of the money you and your family has invested and paid for. Your families are working so hard to earn money and/or secure money to provide for your family’s needs including the money to send you and your siblings to school. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Professionals have more opportunities to secure more progressive lifestyles and achieve higher economic status compared to those who are not. Credentials needed: a diploma, an impressive resume, a clean transcript of records, certificates of licenses, trainings & seminars attended, work experiences, good moral character, and etc. Why Study ??? : Why Study ??? Having earned a diploma and/or a degree will give you a great sense of accomplishment or achievement. You are educated and civilized and no longer “dim-witted” and ignorant!!! It contributes to your own sense of pride and it is a matter of self-fulfillment as well as that of your family’s. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Take responsibility for yourself. Recognize that in order to succeed, you need to make decisions about your priorities, your time, and your resources. Choose your friends well and be mindful of the company you keep. “Birds of the same feather, flock together.” If you have problems in your relationships, in your finances, or in some other things, don’t let these interfere with your studies. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Take responsibility for yourself. (continued) Although, it is your parent’s duty and obligation to provide for your education, by principle, it is also your duty and obligation to study and finish your schooling on the proper time. Don’t let go or sacrifice the values (i.e. the value of education, family, etc.) and virtues (industry, patience, perseverance, discipline, dedication, etc.) you were taught just because you want assert or demand your freedom and individuality. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY If you have problems in studying, ask for help. If you don't understand the material or lesson, consult your professor, see your academic advisor, ask your classmates or upper class students, join a study group, or hire a tutor. Don’t panic or be anxious if you can’t seem to understand your lessons while studying. Relax, organize your thoughts, and study calmly. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Put first things first. Discipline yourself. As a young person enrolled in school, your first priority should be to study well. Follow up on the priorities you have set for yourself and persistently pursue them. Be firm and steadfast in your resolve to put your studies first before pleasure or fun. EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Discover your key productivity state for optimum absorption. Morning, afternoon, or evening? Full or empty stomach? Having something to munch on or none? Where? With people or alone? With sounds or silence? In an enclosed room or in open air? EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY : EFFECTIVE HABITSFOR EFFECTIVE STUDY Consider it as a win-win situation. If you study well, you earn its rewards. If you study harder, you earn recognition and respect from the people around you. Study to learn and not just to earn high grades. Learning is understanding, comprehending, and being prepared for the future. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place available to me whenever I need it? Your study place does you little good if you cannot use it when you need it. If you are using a study place that you must share with others for any reason, work out a schedule so that you know when you can use it. Or, find an alternative place to study. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place free from interruptions? You may have to hang a DO NOT DISTURB or DO NOT ENTER sign on the door or tell people not to disturb you, and take the phone off the hook or put away your mobile phones. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Is my study place free from distractions? Most people study best in a quiet environment. Others, find that playing music or TV improves their mood. If so, turn the volume low. Remove or switch off anything that takes away your focus on studying. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Did I place all the study materials I need in my study place? Pens and pencils, paper, ruler, calculator, notes, books, references, computer, and whatever else you might need. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place contain a large enough desk/table or space? While working on an assignment or studying for a test/exam, use a desk or table that is large enough to hold everything that is needed. Allow enough room for writing and try to avoid clutter. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have enough storage space? Have enough room to store school things and study materials. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have a comfortable chair? A chair that is not comfortable can cause discomfort or pain that will interfere with your studying. A chair that is too comfortable might make you sleepy. Select a chair in which you can sit for long periods while maintaining your attention. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have enough light? The amount of light you need depends on what you are doing. The important thing is that you can clearly see what you need to see without any strain or discomfort. PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE : PREPARING TO STUDY: A GOOD STUDY PLACE Does my study place have a comfortable temperature? If it is too warm, you might feel uncomfortable or irritated or restless and perhaps become sleepy. If it is too cold, your thinking may slow down and become unclear. You may also become sleepy. Select a temperature at which your mind and body can function best. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE A learning style is a way of learning. Your preferred learning style is the way in which you learn best. Auditory Learning Style Visual Learning Style Tactile or Kinesthetic Learning Style PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you an Auditory Learner? Do you prefer information to be presented in an auditory language format? Do you seem to learn best in classes that emphasize teacher lectures and class discussions? Does listening to music or sounds help you learn better? Do you find yourself reading and memorizing aloud or talking things out to gain better understanding? If YES, you are probably an Auditory Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you a Visual Learner? Do you prefer information to be presented in a written language format or in another visual formats such as pictures or diagrams? Do you do best in classes in which teachers do a lot of writing on the board, provide clear handouts, and make extensive use of multimedia such as projectors, videos, etc.? Do you try to remember information by creating pictures in your mind? Do you take detailed written notes from your textbooks and in class? If YES, you are probably a Visual Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Are you a Tactile or Kinesthetic Learner? Do you prefer hands-on learning settings in which you can physically manipulate something in order to learn about it? Do you learn best when you can move about and handle things? Do you do well in classes in which there is a laboratory or practical skill component? Do you learn better when you have an actual object in your hands rather than a picture of the object or a verbal or written description of it? If YES, you are probably a Tactile or Kinesthetic Learner. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE : Your learning style is your strength. Go with it whenever you can. If you can choose your teacher, try to choose one who's teaching method best matches your learning style. If not, make the most out of it and learn to become more versatile. When you settle on a major for your future career, try to choose one that draws heaviest on your learning style. PREFERRED LEARNING STYLE GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Cognitively Ready to Listen when You Come to Class. Make sure you complete all the assigned work and readings. Review your notes from previous class sessions. Think about what you know about the topic that will be covered in class that day. For some students, listening attentively is enough to get the information and lesson. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Emotionally Ready to Listen When You Come to Class. Your attitude is important. Make a conscious choice to find the topic useful and interesting. Be committed to learning all that you can. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Listen with a Purpose. Identify what you expect and hope to learn from the class session. Listen for these things as your teacher talks. Listen with an Open Mind. Be receptive to what your teacher says. It is good to question what is said as long as you remain open to points of view other than your own. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be Attentive. Focus on what your teacher is saying. Try not to daydream and let your mind wander to other things. It helps to sit in the front and/or center of the class, and to maintain eye contact with your teacher. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be an Active Listener. You can think faster than your teacher can speak. Use this to your advantage by evaluating what is being said and trying to anticipate what will be said next. Take good written notes about what your teacher said. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Be an Active Listener. (continued) While you can think faster than your teacher can speak, you cannot write faster than your teacher can speak. Taking notes requires you to make decisions about what to write, and you have to be an active listener to do this. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Meet the Challenge. Don't give up and stop listening when you find the information being presented is difficult to understand. Listen even more carefully at these times and work hard to understand what is being said. Don't be reluctant or don’t hesitate to ask questions. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS : Triumph Over the Environment. The classroom may be too noisy, too hot, too cold, too bright, too dark, and etc. Don't give in to these inconveniences. “Mind over matter.” Stay focused on the big picture - LEARNING. GOOD LISTENING IN CLASS TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Get Ready to Take Notes (Before Class) Review your notes from the previous class sessions before you come to class. This will help you remember what was covered and get you ready to understand the new information your teacher will provide. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Get Ready to Take Notes (continued) Complete all assigned readings before you come to class. Most teachers will expect that you have done this and will use and build upon these information. Bring all note-taking materials with you to class especially your notebook and textbook. Have several pens. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (During Class) Keep your attention focused on what your teacher is saying. Listen for “signal statements” that tell you that what your teacher is about to say is important to write in your notes. “The most important point…” “Remember and memorize that . . .” “Understand that …” TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (continued) Be sure to include in your notes information that your teacher repeats or writes on the board. Place a (?) next to some information you write in your notes, but about whose meaning you are not sure. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Take Notes (continued) Write quickly so that you can include all the important information in your notes. By writing abbreviated words (including shorthand) such as req’d for required, sol’n for solution, and etc. By using symbols such as % for percent, & for and, @ for at, and writing short sentences. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Rewrite Your Notes (After Class) Rewrite your notes to make them more complete by changing abbreviated words into whole words, symbols into words, and shortened sentences into longer sentences. Make your notes more accurate by answering any questions you had when writing your notes in class. Solve problems again and see if you can get the answer/s correctly. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking : Rewrite Your Notes (After Class) Use your textbook and reference sources to obtain the information you need to answer your questions. If necessary, ask your teacher or your classmates for help. Check with your classmates to be sure you did not leave out any important information. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS Three Stages of Note Taking QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS Intelligence plus character, that is the goal of true education. - Martin Luther King Jr. The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn... and change. - Carl Rogers The purpose of education is to replace an empty mind with an open one. - Malcolm S. Forbes QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS It is only the ignorant who despise education. - Publilius Syrus It must be remembered that the purpose of education is not to fill the minds of students with facts... it is to teach them to think, if that is possible, and always to think for themselves. - Robert Hutchins Education is the transmission of civilization. - Will Durant QUOTATIONS : QUOTATIONS The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. – Aristotle Education is the best provision for old age. - Aristotle When asked how much educated men were superior to those uneducated, Aristotle answered, ‘As much as the living are to the dead.’ - Diogenes Laetius CONCLUSION : CONCLUSION Learning happens in the mind of the learner. No matter how good, how extensive, how prepared the teacher is in teaching the lessons, if the student is not interested in learning at all, minimal learning will take place or even none at all. Always remember, you are the major beneficiary of education. What you gain from education is yours to keep, treasure, share, show, and take advantage of. It is your life.