SUBJECT
II : HOW TO
HOW TO INCREASE YOUR MARK
Sometimes people feel upset to the
mark they have got right? As a student I also feel upset although I have
studied hard but my mark is still low. Why the capability of the student is closely related to the mark. But not all students who have a good mark is smart. Because sometimes they get that
mark by the incorrect way. And what about adults who are
considered smart because of the
efforts that have been produced
but they did not
finish their school. They are considered smart
because of their products. It is different from the
students who assessed
by their mark.
The mark is very significant in
student life so that we have to do some efforts to have a good mark. Getting better marks has
a lot to do with how you approach
studying. And in this lovely occasion I would like to tell you The twelve most powerful ways to increase your marks do not involve you working
harder but they do involve you working
smarter.
1.Study in silence.
This is the single most powerful way to increase your marks. Spend
at least 20 minutes of your study time in
silence. No texting, music or computer screens. Because if you are not serious
and do not keep your mind in just only one thing, you will not get your lesson.
Those are can devide your mind so that you can not consentrate to your lesson.
2. Organise & transform the information
you want to learn.
Just reading your notes over and over again doesn’t really work. Your
memory stores information best when you organise or transform it. This means
organising your notes
so that the main idea is highlighted on each page. Then take your
notes and turn them into a
flow chart or a mind map or see if you can fit
them to a song you know well or make it
into a sound recording. The more times you can transform and reorganise the information the more firmly it is remembered.
3.Put off pleasurable activities until
work is done.
This is a painful one but if you play computer games before you get down to studying, the levels
of dopamine in your brain lessen and you will lose the drive and motivation you
need to study effectively. Work first, play later.
4.Talk yourself through the steps
involved.
One of the things that highly successful students do is to explain
out loud to themselves the steps involved in completing a task. This applies to
every subject area. By saying out loud, “ First I have to do…. Then I have to
do….” and so on, any part that you are uncertain about becomes clear and you
can then use this to guide where you need to do more.
5. Ask for help.
Teachers want their students to be interested and to do well. You will be amazed if you ask a question how many other people don’t understand it either. If you are really scared about asking questions in class, have a private talk to your teacher about this.
6.Take notes.
Just writing down the ideas that you have makes a powerful
contribution to your marks.
Don’t just write down what the teacher writes. Make notes of any
ideas you have as well. Never rely only on the worksheets given out by teachers
or your own capacity to
remember information later.
7.Write & re-write key points.
Writing the main points of the area you are learning helps you to remember them. If you can add in re-organising and transforming them into different formats (drawings,
flow chats, podcasts etc.)
that makes it even more powerful.
8.Make lists & set priorities.
Make a “to-do” list each week. Write down in your diary the most
important things to be done in each subject each week. High scoring students do a little bit
on each subject, a lot rather than doing a lot of work on one subject every so often. If
you are doing subjects that involve presenting
a folio or preparing a presentation, it is
still important to do work on the other
subject areas.
9.Prepare for class.
Become knowledgable
about the area you are learning about by doing
your own research. If you can learn about the
area before you start not only will you have an advantage, it will also make more sense to you as you begin classes on it. Take notes on your own research. If you can, read
over your notes before class to re-fresh your
memory.
10. Keep a record of how much study you
have done.
It increases motivation when we can tick things off lists and when
we can see how much we have done.
11.Use memory aides.
These are tools that help you toremember information. For example,
“Every
Good Boy Deserves Fruit” help
people remember that EGBDF are
the lines of the music staff. The rhyme,
“thirty days have September,
April, June and November” helps us to remember the calendar. School requires more memory skills than any job you can think of. The best way to remember something is to transform it. If it’s visual put it into words, if it’s verbal, create a picture or graph of it, use lists, acronyms, tables, graphics, and link new information to things you already know. Long-term
filing works best if you go right
to sleep – the minutes before
bedtime are crucial.
12. Set study times
The last method is to
decide when you are most alert and to
set aside some time at that time of day to
study. If you wait until you are in the right mood before beginning to study, you may wait forever.
Above all, the
most important thing to remind is your attention. Do not let your spirit vanish
on the way you try to do it. Keep your spirit until the end. And never break
your promise or you will be a big loser.
FINAL PROJECT DFC 2013
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