The results
describe that the completer is responsible for the team’s achievements.
Completers are concerned when errors are made, and they tend to worry because
of their controlling nature. The completer is also known as a finisher because
they are most effectively used at the end of a task. The weakness of a
completer is unnecessarily rushing the planning stage of a project and
Reluctant to delegate and worries too much. Most of the above results are same
with my strength and weaknesses. Because I’m keen on finish work.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Time Management (Don't give 1 minute more or 1 minute less)
Time is a limited factor in our life. We have only
86400 seconds per day to spend. So Time Management is one of most important
factor in our personal life. We failed to manage our time Regularly Because of
procrastination
Procrastination
Procrastination is avoiding doing things that need to
be done or leaving things undone for as long as possible.
We have to avoid procrastination to manage our
time.The following steps we can practice for manage our time
- · Set goals
- · Determine study time as well as free time
- · Prioritize your work
- · Maintaining a Diary
Sunday, April 8, 2012
How to overcome the problem of reading Study texts
Reading a study text is a boring thing to
do as a student, but specially as a University student we have to read text
books regularly. A reason behind a success student is reading study texts and
grabs knowledge. As a student we can overcome this problem by practicing the
SQ4R method
SQ4R Method
Survey
In the first step take a couple of minutes to skim the
chapter. Don't read it. Look at the chapter objectives, topic headings,
picture/diagram captions, key words (if any), and read the summary.
Question
As you survey
the material, ask the questions about what you will be reading and what you
will try to answer. Turn the headings and subheadings into questions. These
questions give you a real reason for reading and will help you concentrate on
the subject you are reading.
Read
Now you should
read actively with these certain questions in mind and attempt to answer the
questions and organize the material. These answers will be the important facts
and details. Read everything in a chapter including any of the visual aids such
as picture captions, graphs, charts, etc. Note any words or phrases that are
italicized, underlined, or in bold print The tendency in reading is to keep
going, but you should stop at the end of each section to see if you can answer
the questions you asked at the start of the section.
Recite
Summarize the
main ideas, in other words, aloud or to yourself, after finishing a page. Check
the comprehension and make sure you have the correct information. Do the same
for the major points after reading each section or chapter.
Rite
Once you've
understood the material and can summarize it in your own words, the next step
is to record the information in some way. Some common methods are to highlight
and/or mark the text, or take notes, or some combination of both. Whichever
method or combination of methods you choose critical to remember to read and
understand the material first, and then go back and record.
Review
When
you’re done reading, skim back over the chapter, or read your notes. Then check
your memory by reciting and quizzing yourself again. Make frequent review a key
part of your study habits.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
What is the best strategy for note taking?
There are two strategies for note taking
1. Cornell
Note Taking System
Cue column- The space to the left of
the vertical margin should be reserved for a cue (or recall) column. You should
not write in this area during the lecture, while you are taking notes. The cue
column is not created until you review your notes.
Note
Taking Area- The space to the right of the vertical margin is where you actually
record your notes during the lecture. Pick a note-taking format with which you
are comfortable there are no hard-and-fast rules for this aspect of the Cornell
system
Summerise- The area below the
horizontal margin near the bottom of the page should be reserved for a summary
of the notes on that page. A summary is brief at most, only a few sentences.
The page summary provides a concise review of the important material on the
page
2. Mind
Mapping
Mind mapping is a visual ideation technique
in which an individual explores all aspects of an idea using a visual map or
diagram. Mind mapping can be useful when facilitating a creative process or
brainstorming session. One advantage is that it allows individuals to explore
ideas uninterrupted.
Which strategy is more useful?
Note Taking strategy can be vary from one
person to another. Because its depend which side of the brain person use
regularly .if it is right side means person is creative and left side means
person is more logical .logical people suits the Cornell Note Taking System & Creative People suits Mind mapping.
How to know which side of your brain use
regularly?
Download the brain.exe file through this
link- http://eye.snu.ac.kr/~jejoong/favor/accessory.htm, and answer the question and they will provide a result.
My Result
Monday, April 2, 2012
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
·Good Lerner from mistakes
· Computer Literacy
·Time Management
·Team Worker
·Documentation Skill
·Motivation
·Reading Skills
·Practical thinking
|
Weaknesses
·Oral Presentation Skills
·Communication skills
·Note taking skills
·Research Skill
·Writing Skill
·Laziness
|
Opportunity
·study a programing language
· join to toastmasters to improve
presentation Skill
·Do a part time job related to CIMA studies(in an
audit firm)
|
Threats
·Public transportation constraints
·Time Constrains
·Higher Expectation from parents
|
Sunday, April 1, 2012
How to effectively answer questions in your exam?
I’m usually
write paragraphs in the answer script, but the lecture told us the art of
writing in the examination. The better method is point by point writing with an
example. So it can help to show our arguments properly, and examiner will never
miss your valuable points. I try this method in P3W in course examination; I
think I’m successful in that occasion.
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