paragraph on be a good learner?
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A good learner is an equally important component of the symbiotic relationship and roles between teacher and learner as is a good teacher. Many different attributes contribute to the psyche of a good learner, some of which come from within and others which are influenced or determined by the teacher.
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Organize your time
Make a detailed schedule of your week and book some study time into your schedule. If possible, plan to study at the time of day when you work best.
Be sure to give yourself short breaks and reward yourself when you’ve studied well.
Make your own study schedule. Make a chart of the 7 days of the week (along the top) and the hours of the day, from about 6 a.m. until midnight (along the left side). Use a new chart for each week. In your chart, write down all the things you have to do, such as work, classes, meals, picking up your children, or special events. Schedule in some study time each day. Don’t forget to schedule in a little exercise and free time too! Try to find a balance, as much as possible, between study, work, family and recreation. Carry your schedule with you, so you don’t forget your activities and study time. You can buy a Journal or Day timer that allows you to schedule for up to a year. Most working Canadians carry one of these.
Find a good place to study
Work in a quiet environment at a table or desk that has enough room for everything you will need, such as: a textbook, a dictionary, a notebook and pens, pencils and highlighters.
Find a partner (or a few)
Sometimes it helps to study English with someone else. You can ask each other questions and quiz each other. Discussing what you have read with your study partner will help you clarify your thinking.
How do you learn best?
When you know how you learn, you can choose learning techniques that will help you to study better
Make a detailed schedule of your week and book some study time into your schedule. If possible, plan to study at the time of day when you work best.
Be sure to give yourself short breaks and reward yourself when you’ve studied well.
Make your own study schedule. Make a chart of the 7 days of the week (along the top) and the hours of the day, from about 6 a.m. until midnight (along the left side). Use a new chart for each week. In your chart, write down all the things you have to do, such as work, classes, meals, picking up your children, or special events. Schedule in some study time each day. Don’t forget to schedule in a little exercise and free time too! Try to find a balance, as much as possible, between study, work, family and recreation. Carry your schedule with you, so you don’t forget your activities and study time. You can buy a Journal or Day timer that allows you to schedule for up to a year. Most working Canadians carry one of these.
Find a good place to study
Work in a quiet environment at a table or desk that has enough room for everything you will need, such as: a textbook, a dictionary, a notebook and pens, pencils and highlighters.
Find a partner (or a few)
Sometimes it helps to study English with someone else. You can ask each other questions and quiz each other. Discussing what you have read with your study partner will help you clarify your thinking.
How do you learn best?
When you know how you learn, you can choose learning techniques that will help you to study better
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