Kĩ năng học đại học, Bài 6 môn Kĩ năng học đại học, Tiếng Anh, cách tập trung vào việc học. Làm thế nào để tập trung vào việc học. Đây là bài thuyết trình với nội dung là tiếng Anh. Nói về các cách giúp tập trung vào việc học.
Introduction Chapter Increasing concentration Page 67 6.1 ACCOMMODATING YOURS PREFERENCES: Place you study: + Dormitory room + Bedroom + Living room + Library + Cafeteria + Self- study room The kind of desk and chair you use: + Arm chair, sofa, high back chair, recline stool, + Writing desk, bedside table, + Bed, the floor, + Impact of light: - BRIGHT OVER HEAD LIGHT - MEDIUM LIGHT - DIM LIGHT The tempurature of the room: HOT WARM COOL COLD 6.2 SELECTING A SPECIFIC PLACE TO STUDY: X - TRY TO ALWAYS STUDY IN THE SAME PLACE AND AVOID USING IT FOR OTHER PURPOSE + Watching televison + Socializing + Taking nap + Playing game + 6.3 ELIMINATING INTERUPTIONS: You may devise a method to signal that you are studying EX: Student uses a silk roses to indicate that they don’t want to be disturbed 6.4 KEEPING RECORD OF CONCENTRATED: When you begin to study, make a note of the time RECORDED TIME: Spending a few minutes doing something other than studying: stand up, stretch or look out the window, drink a cup of water, take a deep breath => Many students report that keeping this kind of record helps them to double or triple their attention span very quickly 6.5 USING YOUR LIST OF THINGS TO DO: => To provide a handy method for dealing with distracting thoughts => By writing the things you want to in the place they belong, you free your mind to concentrate on studying rather than on keeping track of other responsibilities 14 Storing your list of things to in a computer document Divide the list into whatever categories best suit your needs o Read your list of things to o Copy the list and select from it the things you will today o Delete the items you did the day before o Print the list of things you will today 6.6 DECIDING THAT YOU WANT TO STUDY: - Decide that you want to study rather than daydream, listen to music - You don’t decide => resentful, depressed => punishment 6.7 DOING ROUTINE TASKS FIRST: - Keep a list of your assignments and arrange them in the order they must be completed - Review material you have studied previously 6.8 DOING LARGE TASKS A BIT AT TIME: - Learn more thoroughly about the content - Keep up with the subject’s updates 6.9 ACCEPTING DIFFICULT TASKS: - Help us grow and develop - Discover and develop our potential, achieve incredible achievements To accept difficult tasks we need to: - Believe in yourself - Don’t afraid of failure