What Do You Learn Analysis

Many are rich many are poor many have money many don’t. Have you ever had a moment where you did something selfish for desperation of money and karma hit you right back with a right hook?. And felt regret towards yourself. In the short story “Why, You Reckon” the author uses irony and dialogue, to show the audience that money can't buy happiness.

By practicing, talking and writing about a topic, this is the only way our brain can make permanent connections about the information we are trying to learn as studies have shown such as the retrieval practice study, that those students in the retrieval practice group overall scored higher over

My preferred learning style is auditory. I can use mnemonic devices, such as flash cards with audio to my advantage in school. The repetition of the flash cards would help me in science where there is lots of information to remember. Reading the information, text, stories, assignments, out loud would help me to fully understand the context. I can also read my drafting work out loud, so that it is less likely to miss any errors. During class, I can ask my teacher more questions or to explain certain concepts.

When I was 8 years old I wanted to ride a bike but I didn’t know how and my Dad agreed to teach me when I asked him and I was so excited that my brother wanted to learn as well.

I have learned while in college that the best ways for me to learn are by being able to see or write down something because it is something that I can review and still be able to grasp the concept when it is needed for a test. This strategy was helpful when I was in my English and math class. The second thing that also helps is viewing models because there is something that is tangible which makes it so much easier for me to be able to learn this is the strategy that I used while in my biology. The help of peers has also helped me with my learning process as well because there is not as much pressure when going up and talking to the teacher about what is wrong.

3. To help improve in class I concentrate more on taking notes of everything. I think taking notes helps me to understand and learn things quicker. Not only that, but it also helps me improve my grasping power and help sharpen my memory as well. Less use of a cellphone, not eating while learning, etc., helps me too.

First, How do I learn the best? A test we took determined this and here are the numbers of things I related to in that category: Listening 5, Viewing 3, Doing 3, writing 2, reading 2, and speaking four. According to the test I learn the best by listening and speaking (no surprise). This means I will work better by studying with other people and listening to people tell me stuff instead of writing to tell me. For the speaking portion it means I am going to ask a lot of questions, and I will repeat things to remember or understand them.

My favorite quote from “They Say/I Say” belonged to the ‘Agree -But with a Difference’ section: “In a culture like America’s that prizes originality, independence, and competitive individualism, writers sometimes don’t like to admit that anyone else has made the same point, seemingly beating them to the punch. In our view, however, as long as you can support a view taken by someone else without merely restating what he or she has said, there is no reason to worry about being original.” I purposefully chose this quote because I believe that I can share some significant knowledge from my field, and support this statement.

Throughout the history of time, man has learned. Man has always had to sacrifice something in order to learn. The process of learning more about a specific subject is to become literate. When one becomes literate, it could either have a positive or negative effect. Growing up I had many sponsors that had a direct effect on the position that I am in today. My senior year English teacher had a massive effect on my college decision-making process. My father also had a big effect on where I am today; he gave me a better understanding on life in general. Lastly the most important sponsor of them all is myself. Man has always been curious to learn more; the prospect of learning something new is something than man has always yearned for.

Throughout the semester we have been reading about stories of students and how “On Course” has impacted their lives. However there are students like me Shawnel Begay that has gone through the entire semester and realize On Course had no impact towards my life, only became a waste of time. To be honest I have found many of these lessons to be useless in life, such as the inner guide, inner critic or the inner defender, my beliefs and habits are different compare to On Course.

My philosophy of learning has changed significantly since I came to the college. And it is kinda embarrassed to share with you the fact that I was not really know how to properly use internet to do the data researches before. Further, I had a pretty poor time management skill, and not really good at act socialize, and I didn't know how to communicate, negotiate, collaborate with team, and how to present myself in front of people which are all typical necessary skills that all college student should possess , but I didn't have these skills in three years ago. It has a lot to do with my personality, I took the personality assessment test in my senior year at my high school, the result of test identifies myself as a person that possesses rarely

The first chapter of Becoming a Learner had scared me honestly. We are going to school to further our education and some job titles don't even want what you had specialized in college. It scared me because I came to college to find a good job when I am done with and if doesn't all work out in the end you will be with no job and in college debt. You need skills to make someone want to hire which scares me because I sometimes lack of skills. “ The primary purpose of college isn't learning a specific set of professional skills; the primary purpose of college is to become a learner” most college students don't know where they are going yet or know what to study so they should take advantage of learning outside of the box the more you learn during

As an upcoming junior, I've had some time to reflect back on what my first year of college taught me. You definitely learn a lot of things during your freshman year, but here are the 9 most important things that I learned!

Thoughts have power. They drive our decisions, our goals, our dreams, and ultimately our lives. Are you living the life you've always dreamed of living? If not, then what were you thinking?

I learn by writing and visualizing. This is a better way for me to learn because I like to take notes and study them. Visualizing helps me see and understand the work clearer. I just get a better picture in my mind with these two ways of working. I work fast depending on what class I am in. For algebra,english,and biology I work the quickest because those are the three core classes. I feel like they are most imoportant because Ms.Leon told us that those are the classes that colleges are going to be looking at for our freshman year. When we are in group work with 3 or 4 people I find it slower and complicated to finish our group because I have to make sure everyone's idea is shared and some people have dissagreements,which just takes up time.