Student Societies

How to prepare for entrance examination?

by John on Jun.03, 2011, under Learning, Study

The preparation of entrance examination should begin immediately. If you have not begun already, ask about the literature that will help you to prepare the exam. Not a bad idea to contact someone who is already studying there. If you do not have anyone who is close to you, there is always a ‘friend of friend ‘, therefore, well ask and expand the circle of friendships among which you can find someone who will help you out. There are various classes that are directed to the preparation of entrance exams. Inquire for them, and which of those classes are the best and most effective for what you need – any help is welcome, especially if you want to enroll in some of the most popular universities.

The largest part of the preparation is still on you. Do not procrastinate prepare for the entrance to the month before the admission, because then you will learn quickly, you are in a panic, so the chances of “bad pass” because of stress and fatigue will be much higher. Make a plan on what you each day to cultivate a certain amount of material, it would be good if that part is not too small (it will take a long time), not too big (you will soon tire out and it is unlikely that you will be able to get holdthe the plan because of other commitments). When you finish studying, and then as full knowledge and without panic, go to the reception and show everyone how it’s done! (continue reading…)

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Illegible text is better remembered

by John on May.20, 2011, under Learning

Research has shown that people learn better when they have to push on and better remember the content written in font hard to read but one that is visual receptive.

Who has a problem to convey your message to others, should try to write an uglier font! Research has shown that people learn better when they have to push on and better remember the content written in font hard to read but one that is visually susceptible. This conclusion is important for computer interface specialists who want to maximize the impact of its design.

All experiments have shown that people easily learn new written information as presented font that is difficult to read than the one that is more comfortable for the eyes. This means that people better understand the new material when they need more effort. (continue reading…)

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Place for learning

by John on Mar.22, 2011, under Learning

When it’s time to learn, especially if you have a situation where materials need to better identify and restore to fix the ratings, is no matter in what kind of learning environment, as well as how to organize learning and renewal. Here are some suggestions that we hope will help you.

If you learn in your room, make sure to remove from it anything that might distract you. Remove magazines, games consoles and borrow some (younger brother or sister, for example) while you complete a successful school year. Turn off the TV, computer (except if you need to work on it, but then keep it away from Facebook and other matters that will, supposedly, “look just a little bit, and then you realize that your whole day go to them), music (except when it comes to the ambient music that does not detract). Make an order in the room (mess distracting) so that everything looks neat, and that is easily accessible to everything you need to learn, so you do not have an excuse to stop learning to take something. Turn off your mobile – will check later, who has called and sent you a message, plus there’s no way to concentrate and learn anything if every now porukice share with someone. Ventilate the room well, in a stuffy room you will sleep and pain your head, you will have no help in learning. (continue reading…)

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Concentration – how to repair and improve

by John on Mar.04, 2011, under Study

You will often hear phrases like – if I was just a little more concentrated or not concentrated. Concentration is an important factor in performing various tasks and activities in daily life. It allows us to perform tasks and activities faster, better and more efficiently. So look at how to enhance and improve concentration:

Strengthening the concentration – Select an item in your house and try to imagine what more detail, and focus on it 2 butter a day, 5 to 10 minutes. Try to choose a complex subject that you will require a stronger focus. Try to visualize the subject in the mind with as much detail and be so focused 5 to 10 minutes. This is a great way to practice concentration which, after some time, certainly brings positive results.
Empty thoughts – Another factor that “kills” the concentration of the head is full of different thoughts. Notable are those days when you have in mind “a myriad” of things to do and not to remember them all. From time to time try to empty your mind of superfluous thoughts. Make a list of a few important things that you think and try to rest out of mind. All this will help you in these situations, sum the scattered thoughts and sift those priority than others.
Define objectives – It is important to know the goal before you begin. If you are not sure what should be the end result, confusion will prevent you to focus. Unclear objectives often lead to repeat the process of performing the task.
Visualization-training missions – If the challenging task ahead of you who are not completely sure how to execute it, visualize it. Many studies have shown that the passage of the mental task as effectively as physical execution of the same. This means that visualization is used as a powerful tool for exercise execution task, which directly improves the actual activities of the task and the time required for execution.
Break the task into smaller parts/tasks – In this way, the task will not seem so daunting and demanding because you have a complex objective, divided into several smaller and less complex. For example, if you need to learn the contents of the great books, learning divide into sections. By carrying out a number of smaller goals, you will be motivated to achieve the overall goal.
Be wary of eating – Studies have shown that foods rich in saturated fats and sugars decreased ability to concentrate. It is important during demanding mental activities avoid such foods. Water is however extremely important because the brain uses a lot of water to reach optimum performance levels.
Meditation – Under the term of meditation we mean focusing and concentration. Meditation is the essence of relaxation techniques with focus and clean thoughts. Among other things, consolidates several previous advice and has a very powerful anti-stress effect. The body is recovering in a mental relaxation and physical sense and in tja way to achieve better overall condition and readiness for the tasks.

Concentration is a key success factor. A sharp mind is a distinct value. Exercise on psychological and physical basis of developing the mind and body which are stronger and more prepared for new challenges. (continue reading…)

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Motivation to study

by John on Feb.23, 2011, under Learning, Study

Studying is not fun … It bored me … I can not concentrate. Since it is not fun … Can we make it interesting? The reasons that could motivate a young college student are not the same ones that can motivate a child or young elementary school. Let us consider some short-term motivations. In addition, each person is motivated something different or something in a different degree than others.

Enthusiasm moves mountains … How I can get excited with my studies?

The studies are interesting. Admittedly are not as funny as the TV, play play, chat with friends, a bath at the pool … But I strive to make them interesting and exciting to see them myself with my imagination and effort. I realize that this effort helps.
Study and make good use of time leaves me more time to have fun and enjoy yourself.
My teachers and my parents are going to assess, reward and value much more …
I’ve noticed that when a subject I know well, I like.
When I do well, I feel more secure.
I enjoy most in my free time with my friends, television, Internet if you previously have done my job well.
Every time I reach a small triumph encouraged me and makes me feel more confident and willing to go further …

I can not concentrate … Am I well?

The study gives me disinterest, fatigue ..
The study site distracted me: my brothers, the TV, my family speaks loudly …
Do not know how to work fast … I do things very slowly …
No I adjust to a schedule , I left everything to the end and I overflow …

You’re not alone, some genius of mankind resounding failure were also young, but did not give up.

Trick for the control of attention: Working very fast

Against Distraction: SPEED. Put a clock and force yourself to a challenge every 10 minutes.
Against the inertia to get to work: take paper and pencil and start writing.
Against indecision plans and schedules .
See also the motivation .
Your motto: never give up .
Finally, the effort and perseverance .. (continue reading…)

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What Is a Student Loan?

by admin on Jan.28, 2011, under Student Loan

If you are wondering what a student loan is, chances are you are considering going to college or technical school. Education is expensive, and many cannot afford to pay for their education up front. So, enter the student loan.

Getting a student loan is a little different than getting, say, a car loan. Your credit history is not so important for education loans. However, you may find that you need to get a student loan from a commercial lending source, which could be different. Most people, however, apply for and receive federally backed student loans. Education loan programs are also available through state education programs.

The first step in determining whether you need a student loan is to fill out your FAFSA. The FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. In doing so, you and your school will determine what loans you need and where to apply for them. (continue reading…)

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Jobless at College?

by admin on Jan.28, 2011, under Study

So you’re broke, and your class schedule keeps you from getting a regular nine to five job. What do you do? Easy, visit Textbroker.com and become self employed as a freelance writer. Work is steady and the hours are whatever you decide to work. All you need are a computer with an internet connection. There’s no driving or other expenses. You can work whenever you have a spare minute, like between classes or in your dorm. Also, self employment always looks good on a resume and might just give you that edge when you’re competing with all of the other graduates wanting that cushy job with the corner office. So, what’s it going to be? Self employment, or “Hi, welcome to Starbucks. What can I get for you?” (continue reading…)

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