Doubt-Clearing techniques

 

 

Doubt-Clearing techniques

Do you know how to ask questions? Did your teachers suggest you to study in a group so that you can clear doubts any moment you need? Sounds effective right?  The fact is

"It isn’t!"

Request help from classmates only if teachers are really not available.

Let us look at the different types of situations:

 

 

 

When you are in class.
Take for instance, when the teacher teaches and you don’t understand well.

What can you do?  What must you do? How to go about it?

Well...you can raise up our hand and ask.  

But...if you’re not confident or if you happen to be a really shy person...you will say, "...never mind..."

Or you can also ask the friend beside you.

But the best, and the very best solution is to go see the teacher after school outside the staff room to ask questions.

 

When you are studying alone.
What if you don’t understand something in the textbook? 

 

or say, you can’t do some/many questions?

Oh no...what should you do?  How?

Well, you can circle the questions with a green pen, then skip the question.  At the end of the day, gather all worksheets with doubts,  put them all into a special ‘doubt clearing’ file.    The more things you have inside the file, the better you’ll score!