"Taking notes while listening to a lecture actively engages your brain with the concepts, theories and ideas" ❤️

The Lovely 19

III BA English Class

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When you miss out on attending one lecture, you miss out on that crucial, invaluable information that tags along with that lecture. That’s because every lecture is meant to provide you with an array of concepts, theories and ideas, and how to apply them to real-life scenarios.

Moreover, attending a lecture is a basic form of discipline, time management, and an obligation on your part as a student - skills that are essential for any future job or career path.

Listening to a lecture means paying attention! Taking notes especially, while listening to a lecture actively engages your brain with the concepts, theories and ideas. This active learning process helps you process and retain information far better than passive reading does!

Added, showing up consistently to class, demonstrates your commitment, your sincerity and your respect for the course teacher, and the course material, which can greatly influence your professor’s opinion about you.

On the other hand, bunking / skipping classes can easily become a habit that can have a cascading effect on every other area of your life.

This post is to appreciate and congratulate the 19 students from the III BA English Class, who turned up for class today - at the fag end of the semester. 

Madhesh G

Vasanth S

Israel James

Khamlianthang

Keerthana P

Melling Toniya RN

Swathi, S

Veena J

Jerolin

Kiruthika

Lakshmi Priya

Jona Catherine

Swetha

Gracelin Patricia

Ilfa Khathija

Xena John

Charu Lakshmi

Jessy George

Eshal Abdul

You may want to read more on Taking Notes while Listening, HERE on our past Blogpost.