WRITING SKILLS

Change is everywhere in our lives, but the New Year is a time when we consciously mark it. And change can be difficult and threatening to deal with. So we set off fireworks, make as much noise as we can, and hope that all that light and noise wards off the evil spirits and keeps us safe in the year to come.  In this article, we’ll look at ten proven ways of dealing with change in the workplace and at home. You’ll learn how to control it where you can, and how to adapt to change when the changes are out of your control. You’ll learn to see the opportunities as well as the losses, and you’ll learn how to take care of yourself throughout the tricky process of adapting to change.  The techniques you’ll learn here will give you a much clearer understanding of how to cope with change. And they’ll certainly be a lot more effective than setting off fireworks.  Why Adapting to Change Is Often Stressful  In business and in life, new situations can cause a...

Leaning through writing is a primitive method which needs to be brought back for better understanding and recall. Exambazaar tells you why you should rely more on pen and paper rather than typing out everything. It’s not just me who is saying that. Several educationists and scientists who study human behaviour say writing helps to memorize and learn a lot better than other traditional or modern methods. When we write, our brain constantly reads and assesses our words. This way we actually are receiving constant feedback from motor sensors along with the feel of a pencil or a pen scribbling down a paper surface. In several experiments and studies conducted, it has been concluded that taking down notes on a laptop creates many diversions (because of social media &internet) and lacks the required classroom learning. While typing does trump over handwriting in speed and efficiency (portability& sharability), it loses the contest at knowledge gained. Because writi...