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15-minute method for difficult reading
Sometimes, just like me, you also encounter difficult material. When that happens, place a small “s” in the margin of each paragraph that you are struggling with. The letter “s” represents the word “struggling”. As you know, the next paragraph or two will often contain the answer to your question, so that prior “s” becomes irrelevant and you can keep moving on. But depending on what you are reading, you may find that you have a page or two of “s’s" in a row.
Now to be successful, you first have to struggle with the material before asking someone for help. Too many people stop thinking about the material because they get frustrated. they just want someone to give them the answer. Big mistake.
When you reach this point of wanting to give up, this is when the 15-minute solution comes to rescue. Grab a piece of paper and a timer, and set the it for 15 minutes. You are going to give yourself 15 more minutes to try to solve the problem, and then do your best in working through it in that 15 minutes.
Now some of you are asking, why would I do that? I just spent 20, 30, 40 minutes trying to solve the problem and I didn't get an answer. There are two reasons.
One, you have just given yourself permission to stop working on the difficult reading in 15 minutes. Often, that by itself is enough to help you relax enough to figure it out on your own.
The second reason involves that blank piece of paper that I talked about. Go back to the reading, to the point where you started writing the letter “s". That's where you are going to begin this exercise. During these 15 minutes you are going to write down lots of copious notes. You want to explain what doesn’t make sense in the reading. What exactly is causing your confusion? You'll will take down those notes for 15 minutes, and then stop.
If you figured out, through taking notes, then great—you did it on your own. But if not, this is the point where you need help. Thankfully, you now have 15 minutes’ worth of notes to take to a professor, private tutor, or your study group.
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Sometimes, just like me, you also encounter difficult material. When that happens, place a small “s” in the margin of each paragraph that you are struggling with. The letter “s” represents the word “struggling”. As you know, the next paragraph or two will often contain the answer to your question, so that prior “s” becomes irrelevant and you can keep moving on. But depending on what you are reading, you may find that you have a page or two of “s’s" in a row.
Now to be successful, you first have to struggle with the material before asking someone for help. Too many people stop thinking about the material because they get frustrated. they just want someone to give them the answer. Big mistake.
When you reach this point of wanting to give up, this is when the 15-minute solution comes to rescue. Grab a piece of paper and a timer, and set the it for 15 minutes. You are going to give yourself 15 more minutes to try to solve the problem, and then do your best in working through it in that 15 minutes.
Now some of you are asking, why would I do that? I just spent 20, 30, 40 minutes trying to solve the problem and I didn't get an answer. There are two reasons.
One, you have just given yourself permission to stop working on the difficult reading in 15 minutes. Often, that by itself is enough to help you relax enough to figure it out on your own.
The second reason involves that blank piece of paper that I talked about. Go back to the reading, to the point where you started writing the letter “s". That's where you are going to begin this exercise. During these 15 minutes you are going to write down lots of copious notes. You want to explain what doesn’t make sense in the reading. What exactly is causing your confusion? You'll will take down those notes for 15 minutes, and then stop.
If you figured out, through taking notes, then great—you did it on your own. But if not, this is the point where you need help. Thankfully, you now have 15 minutes’ worth of notes to take to a professor, private tutor, or your study group.
#talabalarga_maslahatlar
@shmirzayevofficialblog
Be mindful when you declare, 'I love Allah,' for love demands proof, and proof often comes through trials. These trials must be met with patience (sabr) and trust in Allah (tawakkul). Without the will to endure and overcome, one risks falling into hypocrisy.
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STAY ON TOP OF TECHNOLOGY BUT DON’T BE A SLAVE TO IT!
Do you know what a Luddite is? A Luddite is a person who resists technology. At the turn of the nineteenth century, the Luddites in Great Britain were smashing textile machines to halt the march of progress. There are people in the legal community who consider themselves Luddites. Believe it or not, there are still lawyers and judges out there who have no idea what a Google search is.
On the other extreme are lawyers who are technology addicts. Whatever the gadget, whatever the cost, they need the best and the fastest. They spend hours researching and reading about what is the latest and greatest. The problem with that is that there will always be something better, so it’s a never-ending cycle of expense and dissatisfaction.
My belief is that both ends of this need to work their way toward the middle. Whether it is e-filing documents or Power Points for the jury, technology is here to stay.
1. The ability to access your email from your cell phone. Even if you don’t want to use it very often, it may be vital if a client has an emergency or a case implodes.
2. A wireless synch of your schedule between your cell phone and your computer. Having an up-to-date view of your calendar is valuable when you are out of your office and trying to set dates with the court, your client, or another attorney.
3. A small but quick laptop computer with Microsoft Office and a zip drive with plenty of space. The computer gives you the ability to create documents regardless of your location and the zip drive gives you the ability to get them printed.
A word of warning about your tech-usage. You have to know when it is appropriate to use them.
#talabalarga_maslahatlar
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Do you know what a Luddite is? A Luddite is a person who resists technology. At the turn of the nineteenth century, the Luddites in Great Britain were smashing textile machines to halt the march of progress. There are people in the legal community who consider themselves Luddites. Believe it or not, there are still lawyers and judges out there who have no idea what a Google search is.
On the other extreme are lawyers who are technology addicts. Whatever the gadget, whatever the cost, they need the best and the fastest. They spend hours researching and reading about what is the latest and greatest. The problem with that is that there will always be something better, so it’s a never-ending cycle of expense and dissatisfaction.
My belief is that both ends of this need to work their way toward the middle. Whether it is e-filing documents or Power Points for the jury, technology is here to stay.
1. The ability to access your email from your cell phone. Even if you don’t want to use it very often, it may be vital if a client has an emergency or a case implodes.
2. A wireless synch of your schedule between your cell phone and your computer. Having an up-to-date view of your calendar is valuable when you are out of your office and trying to set dates with the court, your client, or another attorney.
3. A small but quick laptop computer with Microsoft Office and a zip drive with plenty of space. The computer gives you the ability to create documents regardless of your location and the zip drive gives you the ability to get them printed.
A word of warning about your tech-usage. You have to know when it is appropriate to use them.
#talabalarga_maslahatlar
@shmirzayevofficialblog
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