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Recap – Workshop 1
6 Pillars of Study
Learning Process
Learning Styles
Identity Creation
Levels of Learning
Stages of Learning
Language Patterns
C.U.P Method
Power of Metaphors
Recap - Workshop 2
Effective Study Mind-set
Power of Thoughts
Conditioning of Words
Shift In Paradigm
Human Potential
How We Learn & Process
Shallow & Deep Processing
Workshop 3
Telephone Techniques
Power of Questions
States
Communication Model
Listening & Questions
Learning States
Study Time Control
1. Eliminate Distractions & Improve Your
Concentration On What Is Being Said
2. Locate Key Words, Phrases, And Ideas While
Listening
3. Cut Through Your Own Listening Biases
4. Interpret Body Language Clues (Breathing, Voice)
5. Ask Constructive, Nonthreatening Questions That
Elicit Real Information
6. Get Others To Listen To You
7. Master Your Listening Skills
1. Get Them in State
2. Get Confidence (Can You Remember a time)
3. Break Down Overwhelm
4. Focus On Immediate Action
5. Action Must Have TIME & PLACE
6. Get Commitment
7. Create Action Plan
8. Stress your Role FOR THEM (I’m Here For You
Every Step)
State or Value
1. Stated Ambiguously
2. Write Affirmations
3. Can Have it Now
4. No Steps
5. Infinite
6. Stated for self or others
Goal or Outcome
1. Stated Specifically
2. Write goals/outcomes
3. Time & Plan Involved
4. Steps Needed to get there
5. Measurable
6. Stated for self only
1. Orientation towards Solutions & Outcomes
2. Asking How questions instead of Why questions
3. See results as Feedback instead of Failure
4. Focus on Possibilities rather than Necessities
5. Attitude of Curiosity & Fascination instead of
assumptions
1.Information (VAKOG)
2.Interpretation (meanings attached)
3.Intuition (experience)
4.Intention (action for future)
Positions we take 1st Position - Associated
2nd Position - Associated
3rd Position - Dissociated
Superiority
Inferiority
Equality
Eliciting Any State Best states to anchor are naturally occurring states Next best are past, vivid & highly associated states Least best are constructed & created states
Can you remember a time when you were totally________________? Can you remember a specific time? As you go back to that time now…go right back to that time, float down into your body and see what you saw, hear what you heard and really feel the feelings of being totally___________________
Learning State Environment
1. External 2. Internal
Get In The “Zone” 1. Choose a Spot 2. Focus on Spot 3. Aaaaaaaaahhhhh 4. Fingers
Power Purpose (Over the Next 20 minutes, I
will…)
Watch Your Step!
10 Common Mistakes Students Make
1. Procrastinate
2. Distracted
3. No Time
4. Cramming
5. No Plan & Purpose
6. Forgetting Info Learnt
7. No Good Notes
8. No Ownership & Accountability
9. Negativity
10. Stress Due to Frustration & Expectation
Master Your Students Success
Upgrade Mindset Increase Productivity
Stress Free Preparation
Improve Performance
Study Success
Embrace & Work With Them
Get FULL Commitment
Step Up To Highest Self
You Can & You Will Do It
Create Vision Of Success
Get Them In FOCUS
Get Into Focus
Unclutter & Clear Mind
Mental Desk Clearing
Secondary Distraction
Focus On PLAN
Focus On Results
Accelerated Learning Student Support Success
Productivity Strategies To Increase Results
Study Productivity
Create & Use a Plan
Set Daily Focus
Maximize Their Study Time
Give & Take Lots of Notes
Improve Their Memory
Create a Balance (Humour, Fun, Serious)
Know & Maximize Their Learning Style
Deep Process Everything Learnt
Listen Thrice As Much
Handle Stress Positively
Making Study A Success
Create Your Success Plan!
Give Them THEIR OWN Time Table
List Each Subject Exam Date
Calculate Number Of Days
Where am I Right Now?
Calculate Time You Need per Subject
Set Out Daily Focus
Create a Workable Revision Plan
Map Out My Time For Each Section
Chunk Up
Subjects & Time Subject Date Time L Time R
English P1
English P2
English P3
Afrikaans P1
Afrikaans P2
Maths P1
Maths P2
Business Studies
History P1
History P2
Geography P1
Geography P2
Economics P1
Economics P2
2 Sessions Daily
2 x 90 Min Sessions
1st Session from 6pm – 7:30pm
2nd Session from 9pm – 10:30pm
4pm – 6pm Rest & Revitalize
Daily Focus Plan
Use Template Mark Out All Exam Dates Mark Rest & Sleep Time Schedule Chill Time Use Different Colours Calculate Time For Each subject Calculate Number of Days Only 2 Subjects Per Day Take 1 Hour To Review Everything Finish All Prep A Week Before
Exam/Test Plan Points
7 Bedtime Secrets 4 Exams
1. Review & Revise 1 hour before bed
2. Disconnect – Light – Tech- Memory
3. Mental Plan & Visualize Exam Success
4. Exercise – Work Out Days Work – Tiredness
5. Shower – Improve Blood Circulation
6. Reflect on Day Positives - Progress
7. Positive Affirmations + Winning Attitude
Improve Study Performance
Get Your Students To :
Exercise Daily
Wake Up Early
Eat Healthy
Sleep Well
Mental Exercise
Drink Lots of Water
Manage Stress Positively
Affirmations
Manage State
Winning Attitude
Tips on Overcoming Procrastination Set Priorities
NOT: I don’t know where to begin, so I can’t begin at all, or I have to work on everything!
INSTEAD: I’ll focus on this essay because it is the first assignment due, and its worth 40% of my grade.
Break the task down into little pieces
NOT: I’m overwhelmed because this paper has to be 5 pages
and has to follow guidelines.
INSTEAD: I don’t have to do the whole project at once. I can do my research this week and start my draft next week.
Set up small, specific goals
NOT: I have to finish this set book review by Week 9.
INSTEAD: If I write two chapters a week, I’ll have my draft done by week 6.
Tips on Overcoming Procrastination…cont Use A Time Schedule
NOT: I have to take a week out of work to finish this project.
INSTEAD: I can use these times to work on my paper: Monday 7-8, Tuesday 5-6, and Saturday 8-12.
Learn How To Use Distributed Time NOT: I will study for this paper all night the night before.
INSTEAD: I will start from tonight and do little over the
time until exams.
Optimize Your Chances For Success NOT: I’ll write this paper at home.
INSTEAD: I’ll write this paper in the library, away from my TV.
Tips on Overcoming
Procrastination…cont
Just Get Started – Just Do It
NOT: I cant write this project until I feel inspired.
INSTEAD: I’ll write what comes to mind now and revise it later.
Look At What You Have Accomplished And Reward Yourself
NOT: I’ve hardly made a dent in all that I have to do.
INSTEAD: I’ve finished my draft. I think I’ll take Saturday to go out with my friends.
Double Time
NOT: It’s too much. I’ll never get it done.
INSTEAD: Use travel time, time to do chores and sleeping time to listen to notes or read a few pages and even make notes .
Anchors Ability to anchor a state in a person at any time in any modality
Definition : linking 2 states neurologically in an intense associated peak state by a specific stimulus
Process :
4 Steps to Successful Anchoring (RACE)
1. RECALL past experience in vivid peak state
2. ANCHOR (Create) a specific stimulus at the peak
3. CHANGE the persons state
4. EVOKE the state – set of anchor
Anchors
5 Keys to Successful Anchoring (I-TURN)
1. INTENSITY of the experience
2. TIMING of the anchor
3. UNIQUENESS of the anchor
4. REPLICATION of the stimulus
5. NUMBER of times
Collapsing unresourceful/negative anchors
Setting resourceful anchors
Future pace anchors
Chaining & Collapsing Anchors
Exercise
Set The following Anchors – 15 Mins
A time when you felt totally powerful
A time when you felt totally loved
A time when you felt highly confident
A time when you felt vibrant & really energetic
A time you felt deeply motivated
A time when you felt down laughing
A time when you felt highly successful
Raise Your Standard
Now I am The VOICE
I Will Lead Not Follow
I Will Believe Not Doubt
I Will Create Not Destroy
I AM A Force For GOOD
I Am A Success
I Am A Leader Defy The Odds
Set A New Standard
STEP UP, STEP UP, STEP UP
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