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Declaration in Action ! … Notes from the session on Thursday, 21 Sep 2023

Burning Questions: Participants were asked about their one burning question in relation to twelfth boards and entrance preps. They were encouraged to fill out the form provided by Sanjay Sir (SS)

Time Management Tips: One participant requested tips for time management, specifically regarding how much time they should spend studying each subject per day. Sanjay Sir shared a graph that demonstrated optimal revision times for retaining information, emphasizing that repetition at specific intervals is key.
Sanjay Sir argues there is no such thing as time management because time flows at the same rate for everyone else; managing your mind means managing your emotions which leads to calmness while studying.

Neural Pathways and Learning: Sanjay Sir discussed how neural pathways are formed in the brain when learning new information, emphasizing that repetition is necessary for establishing optimal pathways. He also stressed patience with oneself during this process. SS explains how negative thoughts create neural pathways in the brain that become hardened and unproductive, emphasizing the importance of giving energy to productive pathways by doing something constructive instead of entertaining defeatist thoughts.

Olympic Champion Mindset: SS uses Michael Phelps as an example to explain how repetition and constant practice can lead to success, encouraging learners to keep practicing until they get it right, just like an Olympic champion.

Knowledge and Action: Sanjay Sir emphasizes that knowledge is equal to action, meaning that if one has knowledge but doesn't take action, then the knowledge will fade away. He stressed revising, reciting, and writing down what you learn for better retention.

Learning Techniques: Sanjay Sir suggests various learning techniques such as associating tastes with formulas or recalling memories while studying a particular subject matter. He also recommends taking breaks every 25 minutes of focused work followed by a five-minute break before resuming studies again.

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