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What is the main benefit of employing the Study-Rest-Study technique?
What is the main benefit of employing the Study-Rest-Study technique?
Which strategy minimizes the risk of burnout during study sessions?
Which strategy minimizes the risk of burnout during study sessions?
What is a negative consequence of not being regular in studies?
What is a negative consequence of not being regular in studies?
What is the recommended duration for rest after studying in the described technique?
What is the recommended duration for rest after studying in the described technique?
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Which learning approach is beneficial for making quick decisions?
Which learning approach is beneficial for making quick decisions?
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What effect does studying different subjects on a daily basis have?
What effect does studying different subjects on a daily basis have?
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How can distractions be effectively managed before starting a study session?
How can distractions be effectively managed before starting a study session?
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What is a consequence of studying only one subject for too long?
What is a consequence of studying only one subject for too long?
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What is the primary purpose of the 5R principle?
What is the primary purpose of the 5R principle?
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Which of the following is NOT a suggested technique for knowledge assessment?
Which of the following is NOT a suggested technique for knowledge assessment?
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Why should students avoid selective studying?
Why should students avoid selective studying?
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What is a key factor in avoiding last-minute preparation?
What is a key factor in avoiding last-minute preparation?
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Which study approach is most effective for mathematics?
Which study approach is most effective for mathematics?
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What might students experience if they follow a learning style that does not suit them?
What might students experience if they follow a learning style that does not suit them?
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In the context of learning styles, which of the following is a kinesthetic approach?
In the context of learning styles, which of the following is a kinesthetic approach?
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How should different subjects be approached according to their requirements?
How should different subjects be approached according to their requirements?
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What is the purpose of the '5R' Principle in learning?
What is the purpose of the '5R' Principle in learning?
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Which of the following describes the step of 'Review' in the '5R' Principle?
Which of the following describes the step of 'Review' in the '5R' Principle?
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How does procrastination negatively impact a student's learning?
How does procrastination negatively impact a student's learning?
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What is a potential consequence of instant gratification in learning?
What is a potential consequence of instant gratification in learning?
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What does the term 'Blind Imitation' refer to in the context of learning?
What does the term 'Blind Imitation' refer to in the context of learning?
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Why is continuous learning essential for students?
Why is continuous learning essential for students?
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What does the 'Yours and Mine' syndrome signify in an educational context?
What does the 'Yours and Mine' syndrome signify in an educational context?
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Which study method aligns with the 'Repeat' aspect of the '5R' Principle?
Which study method aligns with the 'Repeat' aspect of the '5R' Principle?
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Study Notes
Awakening Hidden Potential
- The course is titled "Vishva Chaitanya," meaning Universal Consciousness.
- Underlying consciousness is a single energy particle.
- Physicists call it quarks; psychologists call it consciousness.
- Nature, animals, and birds are sensitive to both good and bad energies.
- Humans can connect with nature (Vyashti Chaitanya).
- Collective energy is called Samashti Chaitanya, which is connected with nature.
- Materialism and consumerism cause humans to disconnect with nature.
- Focus and curiosity are ways to connect better with nature.
Mind your mind
- Zen Master's students observed birds on his shoulders while he meditated.
- Birds didn't sit on him during meditation, as they honored his freedom
- Mind is a sensitive medium, part of the Universal consciousness.
- Conscious mind has four properties:
- Atomicity - Ability to focus on one action.
- Principle of Calmness and Alertness (Sattwa) - Keeping calm and alert.
- Principle of Random Activity (Rajas) - Constant activity, not conducive to goals.
- Principle of Inertia (Tamas) - Exhaustion, laziness, and procrastination.
Essential Communication Skills
- Definition: "The interchange of thoughts or opinions through shared symbols."
- Communication is sharing information, verbally or non-verbally, using signs, symbols, images, etc.
- Important for professional & personal relationships.
- Communication can be improved through active listening and clearer expression.
Seeking Feedback and Being Confident
- Feedback is crucial for improving communication skills.
- Confidence is important for clear communication.
- Non-verbal communication (expressions, body language, gestures).
Goal Setting
- Goal: A statement of a broad desired intent/state/condition.
- Goal setting importance: Increased clarity, purpose, personal development.
- Fulfilment and satisfaction in all aspects of life.
- Goal Setting Three Steps: Planning, Preparation, Execution.
Learning Made Easy
- Learning is continuous. Any disruption can create ignorance.
- Build-up of ignorance: When students score less than 60% on a test, not understanding 40%.
- Eliminating Ignorance "5R" Principle: Review, Revise, Rewrite, Revalue, and Repeat.
Study Techniques
- Different subjects require different approaches.
- Specific techniques for studying different subjects.
Time Management
- Time management is vital for success.
- Time is dynamic, available, and unidirectional.
- Time management effectiveness is based on the use of available time, prioritization, and the elimination of time wasters.
- Time management can be approached by using a time inventory and prioritization.
Relationships
- Good relationships depend on educating the heart.
- Characteristics of good relationships: Understanding, appreciation, taking others seriously, compassion, empathy, tolerance, and well-communication skills
- Practical commandments to practice in the process of forming relationships.
Time Wasters
- Minor Time Wasters: Idle activities that consume time, like laziness, last-minute preparations, excessive social media use.
- Major Time Wasters: Unclear goals, lack of priorities, bad attitudes, failure to plan well.
Ayurveda
- Ayurveda: A holistic science of life, with an understanding of the five elements (ether, air, fire, water, and earth).
- Dealing with toxins in the body, pain relief, strengthening of the immune system.
Gandharva Veda
- Gandharva Veda: Is about the sounds and rhythms of the world and includes formal and informal music.
- Positive effects on various aspects of wellbeing through its methods and practice.
What is a Temple?
- Function of a temple, as a community and spiritual space.
- Structure and components help to inspire and reflect different aspects of life and the universe.
- Values and beliefs are expressed through temple architecture, statues, and customs.
- A temple serves as a tool for community, spiritual direction, and inspiration.
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