The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People

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We are so caught in the myth that the best and the brightest learners are self-made who spring naturally from the earth. We think that they are intelligent, they have a healthy and prosperous life style and they have special talents that they might have been born with. But that’s the wrong lesson. It’s the learning system which allowed that student to become a fabulously successful learner. Our world only allowed that student to get access to the well-developed curriculum and vibrant reforming educators who deliver that in an effective method.

It is hard to achieve the target if you don’t aim. It’s even harder if you don’t know what’s the target is. Often it’s like taking a road trip in an endless road. All travellers would know their destination …show more content…

You may also list out all the vital skills connected to your course. The list will lay the foundation for writing your aim. Author Stephen R Covey in his books ‘The 7 habits of highly effective people” introduces his Habit 2 as “Begin with the end in Mind”. Perhaps you should also begin writing your AIM thinking of the end in mind. What ultimately you would want to get out the course as an end …show more content…

You shouldn’t set the objective in such a high standard were a person continuously fails where in turn it will demotivate the person. Hence, you have to think about the achievable objectives where you take into account their age, the abilities, experience, the training, the motivation of the individual but there are also other external factors beyond the individual. The resources that are available to them, how much time is given to them and other factors which needs to be given to them in order to achieve the objectives that you set for

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