Critical thinker Answer here:
The moment I think, the knowledge I have, how does I remember it all.
I forgot It all the knowledge I have, but in reality I didn't, because I can't give the logical/ rational proof to myself. How I remember.
This is one example of psychological problem that every student suffer because of boredom.
explain me the solution in brief.
The moment I think, the knowledge I have, how does I remember it all.
I forgot It all the knowledge I have, but in reality I didn't, because I can't give the logical/ rational proof to myself. How I remember.
This is one example of psychological problem that every student suffer because of boredom.
explain me the solution in brief.
Answers & Comments
Answer:
To help prevent boredom:
Keep a record of the circumstances in which you or your child becomes bored. Note the time of day, place, and activities preceding the boredom, so you can avoid those circumstances or prepare for possible boredom in the future.
Make routine tasks more interesting by adding a unique element. For example, start timing tasks to see how fast you can do them.
Combine multiple repetitive tasks so they can be done together.
Break larger tasks into smaller ones, and plan breaks or rewards at key milestones.
Create a list of activities to try when boredom strikes. If your child is the one feeling bored, create this list together.
Establish a special area where you or your child can store activities reserved for battling boredom.
Be prepared to take time out to work with your child to set up an activity when they’re bored.