Learning - The wonderful process

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

It's my small humble attempt to reflect knowledge what I have learned from My Spiritual Master, His disciples & My personal mentors.

Please forgive if any mistakes or any wrong information which I have made,which are likely due to my limited knowledge and lack of Spiritual Dept.

LEARNING - THE WONDERFUL PROCESS

There’s a few simple techniques you can use with your revision cards while you are learning to trick your brain into retaining information.

Images - The mind Mapping

Draw a picture on the blank side of each card. The human brain is very excellent at recalling pictures,venn diagrams,flow charts etc, but can struggle with recalling words; pairing the two helps.

For eg; flow chart👇

Colour - Magic

Make clever use of colour:

• Studies have found that you’re more likely to remember notes that are written in blue, rather than black ink.
• Underline important topics in bright colours.
• Highlight key phrases.
• Split different subjects or topics distinctly between the different colours of revision card.
• Draw in coloured ink or pencil on the unlined side!

Double up - 2× (Split it)

Create multiple, different flashcards for difficult-to-remember topics. You will be far more likely to remember things if you create two types of card for each topic:

• Cards with a single word and no context, e.g. “Dog”. This will test your recall.
• Cards that describe the subject or object, e.g. “What wags its tail and chases cats?”. This will test your comprehension.

Separate them out - Syllable method

Don’t revise groups of words as a shopping list of items. Separate them out and learn them individually, or you will find you have to repeat each word in the group when you want to recall them.

Pocket-friendly ; Weapon

Always keep your revision flashcards with you – you never know when you can squeeze in some revision! Because they’re coil bound, they’ll stay together in your pocket or bag, and the polyethylene covers and plastic binding are super tough.

Simplicity - Master key

Keep your cards short and simple. There’s no need to over-complicate your sentences – these are revision flashcards, not notes. If you find you can’t remember the topic and need more information, write separate study notes and refer to them as and when needed.

Mnemonics - Acronyms

They don’t work for everyone, but for some people, mnemonics are a great way to memorise facts. The first letter of each word you need to remember can be used to create a phrase; for example, 

“Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain” helps you to remember the colours of the rainbow in order (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet).

LAG - Lust Anger Greed

Bonus: Overall revision tips:

Association

You might find it helpful to associate images with the topic you are revising. An easy way to do this is to draw something simple and colourful on the reverse of each flashcard.

Create a revision timetable

 Researchshows that 20-30 minute intervals for revision are best for concentration, with frequent short breaks to help give your mind a rest.

Exercise : Physical + Mental

Physical exercise : Physical activity increases your heart rate, making blood circulate faster. This helps the brain to get more oxygen, which in turn increases productivity and reduces tiredness and stress. If you’re not feeling up to anything strenuous, a brisk 15-minute walk is particularly effective – just remember to bring your revision cards with you!

Mental : Similarly we have to deal with mental exercise by Chanting daily which will tremendous helpfull in the peace for the mind . Most people failed to control their own mind because they are not exercising their mind

So Chanting is very important criteria - Formula: IQ+EQ+SQ=∞

Exercise Results;

●Physical : Happinesses 

●Mental: Peace

Find  a quiet space - Independence

It may seem obvious, but you need to find a quiet place that has minimal distractions. Consider leaving your phone with a friend or parent so you won’t be tempted, and try taking a trip to the library or a local park so there’s nothing around to distract yourself with.

Its suggested that your reading room must be free from electronic gadgets!

Start Early - The journey

Research shows that the earlier in the day you start working on something, the more likely you are to finish it. There are more distractions in the evenings, and you may feel more tired. Create a routine that works for you, and stick to it!

Use Past Papers 

Past papers will help you to practice and learn exam technique. This will save you precious time in the exam hall. In particular, pay attention to how the starting word of a question can completely change the way you have to answer it (e.g. assess, describe, discuss, etc.

Prayer - Wireless connection

Always keep the attitude of gratitude THANK YOU - Powerful prayer

When you start praying Magic begins.

Hope it will helpfull!

Thank You

-𝑱𝑬𝑬𝑽𝑨𝑵 𝑺𝑯𝑬𝑻𝑻𝒀 𝑨 𝑱