Okay here's the first article
http://www.edarticle.com/article.php?id=835
here's my opinion
'Would not "get it" that we must move to learn'. I find that this statement is very
true, from my opinion, during in school specifically in classroom,students should not
just sit on the chair all the time, moving around would definitely help, and I think
teachers should stress this out if the students are not aware. 'Movement stimulates
the growth of neural networks'. So, does jogging or running while learning means
we learn more ? In my opinion, In order to do this, we could voice record our
teacher lecturing or read out loud certain topics that you wish to learn and record it
with a cellphone or mp3 player, then listen to it while you jog or run or even when
you want to sleep. We cannot deny that children nowadays spend atleast 5 hours
watching television including surfing the internet and play video games, it is a
shame how parents not controlling their kids more strictly, parents must play an
important role when comes to these type of problems, because when their children
addicted especially to video games, it is pretty hard to go back. Be a teacher at
home, it is a great idea to let children gain self confidence in early stage of their
life. Teaching their parents as the author wrote, 'most students remember more
information better when they talk, write or draw'. So, just provide them a white
board and an erasable markers and start listening to your kids. Based from
paragraph 8 that the author wrote, chewing gum could actually be an effective way
to focus. Teachers should probably let their students have chewing gums or some
candies as long as they keep their class tidy, by not throwing candy wrappers and
spit gums everywhere.
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