LearningStrategies

A nice feeling eh?

Excellent! It is so nice to have control over our state of relaxation, eh? I always think about a lot of stuff too. But, I think the more one meditates, the more able one is to keep the focus during the meditation.

Hey, why don't you check to see if there are any other good sources of information about this?

Read this page and do two things: 1. Highlight a sentence that makes you 'wonder'. Add an annotation to the Learning Strategies group as to why it makes you 'wonder'. 2. Read and respond to another student's annotation

This is a nice little bit of music that thankfully has no pointless lyrics, only music. It is jazz and has an upbeat style to it but the only problem is that there is a little bleeping noise throught the song that gets annoying.

I like this trak more than dopamene. Its got a nice ambient guitar and a strong beat that would work fine for background music. However it contains lyrics that get quite annoying after a while. I still think this would be a good choice a certain volume for background music.

The song I picked is called dopamene. It has a good beat to it for background music but the problem is the lyrics. We may not be able to hear it with all of the interviewing but if we do we might hear the word dopeamene over again and that sounds too much like the narcotic of the same name.

I learn well when I see what im working on and I can read better when the text isnt too small and I can see it better.

I never believed that they were innate. I always sort of figured you could learn them.

Here is another test of this.

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I learn this way. I know that because when I was learning to fly an airplane, I used to visualize my body moving the controls even when I wasn't in the plane.

I don't really learn this way but i do like to dance, act, and play sports so this relate to me best

I cant sit still well in class or anywhere for a long time. Sometimes I move my leg up and down rapidly for example.