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I am Anurag Kashyap a BSc. Phy Hons student of university of petroleum and energy studies. I have completed my studies at Jaypee public school, greater Noida, I hail from greater Noida, Delhi-NCR. I am very punctual and like to complete my tasks(big and small) on a designated time period. I like to challenge myself by trying to learn new things, I also like playing basketball and have a keen interest in reading manga and watching anime

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Dr. Shalini Vohra , Ph.D.; Associate Professor. My research focuses on Socio Cultural Metrics. I am M.A in English Literature & Sociology , B Ed, PhD(English Literature), Major areas of Research are English Literature, Sociology & Communication and around 25+ paper/chapters presented & contributed in various National/ International conferences and journal as well. successfully organized, the Grand Youth Event Uurjaa (Fest) /CSR Events/Workshops /other relevant events .

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LIFE-CHANGING MOMENT:
ok, this story is of me when I was in class 6th 0r maybe 7th, I was a pretty lax kind of kid, the one who would never be on time, never do things on time, and always be late. This one time I went out to play and I remember my mother saying to come back home at 7 p.m. sharp...yeah... I came back at 9:30 pm... I press the doorbell.. no one answers... I wait. I press it again... Still no answer..I got anxious, they aren't opening the door and they are still inside as the light was on. by the time it was 11 p.m. my father opened the door, he asked only one thing " did you understand your lesson?" and I sure did .. that incident has left a huge mark on who am I as a person to this day. Now I do my things on time and value the essence of time

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I generally relate to the character of Ron Swanson of parks and recreations, he is a modern Renaissance man, he spent much of his workday on Parks and Recreation trying to minimize the oppressive footprint of local government by applying his libertarian leanings, but he also had a wide range of personal passions. Among other things, he was a master craftsman and outdoorsman, an accomplished musician and an unapologetic gourmand, and an innovator. What I like about him is his ideals, as a character, he knows how to hold own to his thoughts and ideas and doesn’t get steamed rolled by other people’s opinions, something I admire, he has a strong work ethic and values the importance of time, something I am still striving to achieve.

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Learning how to unlearn, this planet hosts a wide spectrum of creatures, both big and small, and among them, only one species homo sapiens has crawled its way to the top despite not being the fastest, strongest, or even the deadlier but due to our ability to adapt and learn from our past experiences. But as have made our living conditions more suitable and adaptive to the new lifestyle we ourselves haven’t evolved to the extend, allow me to explain with an example…. Earlier we use to eat on utensils made up of mud, clay, or plant-based product such as a leaf, we use to eat and throw the utensil and as it was biodegradable, it didn’t cause any problem to the environment… cut to nowadays we use non-biodegradable materials but our habits to throwing stuff anywhere still haven’t evolved to keep up with the technological advancement and hence due to this we have a lot of pollution on an individual level. The ability to adapt our learning is crucial for the survival of the species as a whole, we must continue to evolve and don’t get stagnant. As bear grill’s famous meme says “ adapt.overcome.improvise”, truly words to live by (;

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Learning to unlearn. | Ana Samudio | TEDxYouth@BISHCMC

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If you find yourself, as you're focusing on something trying to learn a new concept or solve a problem, and you get stuck, you want to turn your attention away from that problem and allow the diffuse modes. Those resting states, to do their work in the background.*Procrastination => Pomodoro method*

➤ 25min of work (with mindset *I'm going to work with focus attention for 25 minutes*) - 5min of some fun

➤ Relaxation is also an important part of the learning process

➤ Exercise within a matter of a few days can increase our ability to both learn and to remember.

➤ Test. Tests are the best. Test yourself all the time. Give yourself little mini-tests.

➤ Recall. The most effective technique is simply to look at a page, look away and see what you can recall. Doing this, as it seems, helps build profound neural hooks that help enhance your understanding of the material. The understanding alone is enough to build mastery of the material

➤ Practice and repetition in a variety of circumstances can you truly gain mastery over what you're learning.

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Learning how to learn | Barbara Oakley | TEDxOaklandUniversity

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➤ When the content around you changes you need to unlearn

➤Innovation (e.g. Renault) and Leadership (e.g. IBM)

➤Knowledge is no longer the power, finding and sharing knowledge is power nowadays.

➤In today's era, it doesn't matter how efficient you are, rather how flexible and adaptable you are matters!

➤Unlearning smart leadership and a learning-wise leadership model are important.

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Learn to unlearn: Navi Radjou at TEDxIsereRiver

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PROCRASTINATION is delaying something. there are two types of procrastination long term and short.

1. SHORT TERM PROCRASTISM - for short time-limited activities not that harmful because of all thanks to the panic monster within our mind.

2. LONG TERM PROCRASTISM - very harmful because these activities are not time bounded so we keep delaying them until they affect us and our life.

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Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator | Tim Urban | TED

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♦20 Hour Rules

➤Deconstruct the skill

➤ Learn enough to self-correct

➤Remove practice barriers

➤Practice at least 20hours
After practicing for 20+ hours, it will become a habit and will put less strain on us.

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The first 20 hours -- how to learn anything | Josh Kaufman | TEDxCSU

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➤Fluctuate your learning schedule, areas, and material

➤Get a decent night's rest

➤Space your review time

➤"Packing" for a test can work

➤Utilize self-testing

➤Take notes in class and survey them

➤Try not to stress over brief breaks or interruptions while you're considering

Learning is an exceptionally intriguing thing and a fundamental piece of day-to-day existence. we can think about it as our superpower, so when you have a superpower now the inquiry rises how to further develop it and update it to a higher level for that we as a whole utilize the diverse procedures. We as a whole have various ways of recalling things and learning them isn't that right? each one uses his own strategy like me I recall things I when understood them and comprehend them with models also certain individuals have a propensity for perusing so anyone might hear, some have composing, a few make notes and some utilization creative mind and so forth Presently the inquiry is the manner by which do it successfully what I mean is the way increment your learning efficiency, to build usefulness we need to expand our concentration. Center assumes a vital part in learning in the event that you can concentrate for a longer timeframe then obviously you can learn more than others. So in the event that you can build your center means you can expand your learning capacity or your superpower.

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“Fake news spreads 6x times faster than the truth” for someone who is glued to social media 24/7 this documentary you question your life, choices, and opinions. It's a real eye opener. This is just a whole another reason and probably the only reason why we should, with immediate effect get off our devices and move out into the real world, form real opinions, make non biased decisions. I've always been quite freaked out about losing the ability to incorporate opinion, become less tolerant and understanding towards all sides of a conversation. And now when they tell us that they tip scales of the general method of opinion formation to give birth a far more chaotic world that leads us to stand divided without us even having the slightest idea of what we were actually put through to get there.

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The Social Dilemma | Official Trailer | Netflix

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WEEK-5(Expanding the Inquiry through Critical Thinking: Using Evidence, Evaluation, and findings)

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WEEK-5(Expanding the Inquiry through Critical Thinking: Using Evidence, Evaluation, and findings)

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Decisive reasoning is considered as the capacity to ponder what to do and what to accept. It incorporates the capacity to take part in intelligent and free reasoning and understanding the sensible association between thoughts.

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Inquiry-Based Learning: The Ultimate Guide

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Inquiry-based learning is more than asking an understudy what the individual in question needs to know. It's tied in with setting off interest. What's more, initiating an understudy's interest is, I would contend, a definitely more significant and complex objective than simple data conveyance. inquiry Based Learning places the obligation regarding learning on the understudies and urges them to show up at a comprehension of ideas without anyone else.
♦ Elements of inquiry:
1. Question
2. Investigate
3. Use Evidence
4. Evaluate
5. Response

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➤Students ought to comprehend that they're not the future they are the present.
➤The world is a lot greater than we assume.
➤In the event that understudies are offered a chance, they will outperform everybody's assumptions.
➤Student-driven learning brings the most out of understudies as they've to design and execute something without help from anyone else.
➤Student-driven learning gives a lift to the interest, creative mind, and movement arranging abilities of understudies.

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The power of student-driven learning: Shelley Wright at TEDxWestVancouverED

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➤CONFIRMATION INQUIRY/CONTROLLED INQUIRY/LIMITED INQUIRY
It gives students an inquiry and method that prompts a known outcome. Students follow the headings.

➤STRUCTURED INQUIRY
It gives students an inquiry and diagrams methods that lead to an obscure outcome. Students explore and answer the inquiry. Considering that the outcome isn't known, the understudy needs to define clarifications and to demonstrate/discredit them, examine the gathered information.

➤GUIDED INQUIRY
The educator offers students an inquiry with an obscure response. The student's plan methodology, explore, and answer the inquiry. So while the inquiry is as yet given by your educator, the systems to show up at any kind of answer is up to the understudy. The understudies, along these lines, are in charge of their own exploration approach, taking into consideration monstrous opportunities to seek after investigating strategies most appropriate to their abilities and inclinations.

➤OPEN INQUIRY
Students plan their own question(s) and strategies. They should explore and address the inquiry. In this mode, understudies further define their own inquiries just as impart their own outcomes.

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We learned about the six interactive components of the learning process which are as follows:

➤Attention

➤Memory

➤Language

➤Processing and organizing

➤Graphomotor (writing)

We also learned about the other processes which are-

➤Emotions

➤Classroom climate

➤Behavior

➤Social skills

➤Teachers and family.

: Attention
It is the initial phase in getting the hang of anything. We focus harder on things that interest us or are invigorating for us do, we get quickly flustered when we're not doing or getting the hang of something that doesn't interest us.

: Memory
A complex process that uses three systems to help us receive, use, store, and retrieve information. It has the following three sections:
➤Short-term memory: it stores information only for a few seconds or minutes and then the information is lost, e.g. remembering an OTP just to verify it and forget it afterward.

➤Working memory: it stores the information that we need for our daily use, e.g. to brush our teeth before going to bed.

➤Long-term memory: it stores the information that we'll need in the near future or for our whole lives. It requires the method of repetition, e.g. complicated passwords of different profiles.

: Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS)
Skills required to enhance our cognitive skills and learning process with the use of tasks involving critical thinking.

These include analyzing, evaluating, and creating.

: Cognitive Skills
Skills required by our brain to do carry out our daily processes in our day-to-day life.

➤Attention – kind of how much focused you're.

➤Memory – how fast we recover past information.
➤Reason – meaning in anything.

➤Auditory/visual processing – coordinating audio and the video to make a meaningful scenario.

: Memorizing: The Feynman Technique

This technique of memorizing breaks down complex ideas into simple ones. It also includes diagrams and metaphors to make the content easy to understand.

It consists of four steps:

➤Choose a concept and learn about it.

➤Pretend (or really) teach it to a child.

➤Review gaps in our understanding.

➤Refine, organize, and tell powerful stories (avoid plagiarism).

➤Higher order thinking.

We also learned about the other processes which are-

➤Emotions

➤Classroom climate

➤Behavior

➤Social skills

➤Teachers and family.

Attention

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WEEK-9(THE LEARNING PROCESS: LANGUAGE AND THOUGHT)

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WEEK-9(THE LEARNING PROCESS: LANGUAGE AND THOUGHT)

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➤There are different types of languages around the globe, even a single country can have multiple languages spoken around various parts of the nation.
➤Different languages also give rise to a language barrier in communication which many a time hinders communication and can also lead to wrong interpretation of thoughts and causes misunderstandings.
➤It is quite a challenge to overcome this, as it'll be really hard to communicate if we're unable to understand the speaker's thoughts.
➤Nowadays there are many software and apps that can even translate languages into the ones we understand.

Five functions of language

We learned about the different functions of language:

➤The Informational Function
It is one of the most important functions, this one delivers messages and describes events that are mainly new to the listener.

➤The Expressive Function
This one helps to express our emotions to the listener.

➤The Directive Function
This one is a bit similar to expressive function as this one helps to command or request some action or reaction to or from the listener.

➤The Aesthetic Function
This one doesn't give messages or commands but is instead used in literature and poetry.

➤The Phatic Function
This one helps to establish a social relationship and also helps to maintain a conversation.

Thoughts
➤An idea that arises in a person's mind.

➤Communication is not possible without any thoughts.

➤Different people have different thought processes.

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Reading Skills

Skills that gauge how much we read, understand, remember, and how long we took to read it. These enhance our learning process as we read and understand, we get a bunch of knowledge to broaden our horizon and develop new ideas.

Types of reading skills:

➤Rapid reading skills- this includes skimming
(i.e. to focus on important points only).

➤Speed reading skills- this doesn't include skimming but the reader gets the idea of what he/she is reading about.

➤Word for word reading skills- this is a slow reading method but the reader remembers almost everything sometimes even the minute ones.

➤Extensive reading skills- this one is in which the reader just reads for enjoyment or with the goal of having fun.

➤Intensive reading skills- in this one reader reads with a goal and is the most professional method.

Method of improving reading skills

The SQ3R method was given by Francis Robinson in 1970, SQ3R is also said SQRRR method.

S- Survey -Scan the text to confirm its content.

Q- Question/Query -Ask yourself if this is the content that you want and question yourself about every section.
R- Review -Read the important topics again.

R- Recite/Recall -Try to remember the questions you asked yourself of each section at the start.

R- Read -Read the whole text quickly once again now.

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Writing Skills

Skills that gauge how much we'll remember after reading something, and is a way to remember things for a long period of time.

Types of writing skills:

➤Formal writing - used for academic, professional, or governmental purposes.

➤Informal writing - used for personal and casual conversation.

➤Business correspondence - used for the exchange of business information.

➤Technical writing - used in technical and occupation fields.

➤Writing for an everyday purpose - used in day-to-day life for our own purpose.

➤Creative writing - used in writing fiction, poetry, etc.

Methods of improving writing skills

➤Improving our grammar.

➤Having knowledge of grammatical errors.

➤Improving our vocabulary.

➤Writing on an everyday habit.

➤Paraphrase and read aloud at the end.

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Mind-Map

It is an effective way of taking notes and brainstorming over it. It has a central theme and subtopics around it.

Why should we use a mind-map?

It uses the concept of 'thinking'. It enhances new understandings as mostly only us can understand the mind-map drawn by us.

It is the best tool to enhance brainstorming.

Steps to make a mind-map

Take a central topic and then break it into different sections.

Use different colors for each section as it makes it easy to differentiate between them. Don't make it too artistic as in the end, you want to focus on the topic and content, not the art. Try to leave some space between the sections to make it look neat and clean.

Only write enough so that you can understand it.

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We had to learn a new skill in the 1st semester and write an essay around 800-1000+ words explaining why did we choose the following skill to learn? and the whole journey from start to finish.

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In the Group Project, we had to choose a SOCIAL ISSUE of our choice and make a ppt on the following topic explaining:
1. What the social issue is?
2. Reasons for the social issue
3. Prevention of the following issue.