What I have learned so far at university


Topic sentence: Throughout the past semester, I have learned a lot of facts, for this reason, it was hard to choose what the most important lessons were, but these are the three major points

Point 1: Not just a university, it is a goal.
Point 2: Importance of relaxation
Point 3: Bringing food everywhere

Conclusion: It is an adventure that just keeps getting better.



What I have learned so far at university

Throughout the past semester, I have learned a lot of facts. For this reason, it was hard to choose what the most important lessons were, but the following are the three major points. When I started university, I thought studying was only a task and it did not have meaning, but now I know it is my goal because I would like to be a teacher. I am a different person today than I was when I first walked through the university doors. My best-loved lesson is the importance of relaxation - I need to relax more - and I was happy when I realised this. The best way of studying effectively is being calm and balanced, and consequently, sometimes I do yoga, meet with my friends and call my mother if I have a break. Maybe the last point seems ridiculous, but I am completely sure that bringing food and eating before courses is essential for me. On Wednesday, I was at university from morning to night and I did not bring enough food for the whole day. Therefore, I was hungry and I was not able to concentrate on the lectures. Eating regularly helps me to focus on everyday activities. So far, the only way I can describe my first semester at university is like an adventure that just keeps getting better.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Hungarian education system - Nils Holgerssons

Outline Thesis: The main problem is the amount of material, because it leads to numerous other problems. I.                     Disadvantageous 1.        Pupils cannot catch up 2.        Teachers have no time to explain II.                  The lack of freetime 1.        Spending too much time indoors 2.        Motivation is lost Conclusion: The Board of Education should reduce the amount of material.     If you could change just one thing about the Hungarian education system, what would it be and why? The education system became a highly debated topic among people in Hungary.  The main problem in schools is the amount of material, because it leads to a plenty of negative effects. Nowadays, children and adolescents must face a lot of pressure and stress, caused by the numerous classes, subjects, tests and exams.  While the older generations had to attend to nearly the same classes and deal with the struggles as well, even the parents can sense the change
Read more

Recognizing lies through nonverbal communication - Cseh Szabina

Outline Thesis: There are behavioral clues to deceit we can observe that are evident in face, body, and voice. I.                    The face 1.       “The wise monkeys” 2.       Looking aside 3.       Deceitful smiles II.                 The body 1.       Fidgeting near the neck 2.       Folded arms 3.       Crossed legs 4.       Pointing our toes III.              The voice 1.       Swallow voice and our lips 2.       Higher pitch and lower tone 3.       The speed of speech Conclusion: Lies can be noticed through nonverbal clues, but these clues do not always hide deceit. Recognizing lies through nonverbal communication Lying is part of human behavior, although not one that is acceptable. It is something that people deliberately choose to do to mislead others or to get something that through other means cannot – or hardly can – be reached (Ekman 163). However, deceiving others can be recognized if one observes the telling clues that cannot alwa
Read more

Black of the Night or Nature's Green? Health Effects of Green and Black Tea

Black of the Night or Nature’s Green? Health Effects of Green and Black Tea The vast variety of different types of tea can be overwhelming. Every person in every culture has their own favoured kind of tea – White Tea, Black Tea, Oolong Tea, Pu-erh Tea and so on – but their short and long-term health effects are not always the same. Over the years countless studies have been published by scientists and physicians about the health effects of different teas trying to prove one's or the other's superiority. In this paper I will examine the health effects of Black and Green Teas and provide arguments for the beneficial effects of drinking Green Tea. Black Tea is a type of tea that is made of Camellia sinensis leaves and which is more oxidized and stronger than other tea types. It is an effectual antioxidant because of its free-radical scavenging and metal-chelating ability (Sharma et al., 379–404). For this reason, it eliminates inflammation and prevents the formation of c
Read more