Learning styles, self confidence.
No interesting experience at Ward to talk about today but I thought of interesting ideas to write about
Two months or more ago there was lecture of medicine by a professor, in that lecture he talked about learning style.
Since every individual is different so their own learning style is also unique and it has a blend of varying proportions of different styles, for example I rely heavily on aural and visual aids for keeping a hold of something in my memory. If I don't follow that approach, the learning is very slow and tiring for me and there's no fun in that.
Divided a class into smaller batches let's the instructor manage an interactive session and lack of confidence was the main thing which held me back from participating in these session but with time I realized that this type of learning is more rewarding and it makes learning an absolute pleasure. As it allows you to think and gives you a chance to answer, it slowly helps you buildup the confidence.
Confidence is necessary for every step you take, if you're walking on very thin rope over a 10 storied building, you've made it half way through but suddenly doubt takes over and you lose your confidence and boom you're down to the ground.
I like to think of life just like that, so unless you find a way to undo that doubt which arises to grow powerful enough to take over your confidence, you will find yourself falling to the ground again and again; fall once, fall twice but don't make it a habit.
Know more about your own learning style, it is a very unique learning style, learn about it and then use it to your advantage and sometimes it's hard to focus on yourself when the efforts don't really repay in the short run but keep going on and you'll find the reward. that is what I keep telling myself, throwing a wrong answer in the interactive session is not a crime but not learning from those mistakes is a crime.
Evolve yourself, learn yourself, breathe in confidence and breathe out the doubts.
Two months or more ago there was lecture of medicine by a professor, in that lecture he talked about learning style.
Since every individual is different so their own learning style is also unique and it has a blend of varying proportions of different styles, for example I rely heavily on aural and visual aids for keeping a hold of something in my memory. If I don't follow that approach, the learning is very slow and tiring for me and there's no fun in that.
Divided a class into smaller batches let's the instructor manage an interactive session and lack of confidence was the main thing which held me back from participating in these session but with time I realized that this type of learning is more rewarding and it makes learning an absolute pleasure. As it allows you to think and gives you a chance to answer, it slowly helps you buildup the confidence.
Confidence is necessary for every step you take, if you're walking on very thin rope over a 10 storied building, you've made it half way through but suddenly doubt takes over and you lose your confidence and boom you're down to the ground.
I like to think of life just like that, so unless you find a way to undo that doubt which arises to grow powerful enough to take over your confidence, you will find yourself falling to the ground again and again; fall once, fall twice but don't make it a habit.
Know more about your own learning style, it is a very unique learning style, learn about it and then use it to your advantage and sometimes it's hard to focus on yourself when the efforts don't really repay in the short run but keep going on and you'll find the reward. that is what I keep telling myself, throwing a wrong answer in the interactive session is not a crime but not learning from those mistakes is a crime.
Evolve yourself, learn yourself, breathe in confidence and breathe out the doubts.
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