Look Up Aim High: November 2018

Knowledge	What to Learn? Where to Learn When to Learn? Whom to Learn? Why to Learn? How to Learn?		Learning to Know Learning to Do Learning to Be Learning to Live Together
	Right Place Right Time Right Purpose Right Person Right Thing Right Work Right Knowledge
Understand	Comprehend
Attitude	Positive Attitude
Skills	Life Skills Soft Skills Hard Skills Communication Skills Employability Skills Entrepreneurship Skills Managerial Skills Leadership Skills Teaching Skills Learning Skills Global Skills 21^st Century Skills Social Skills Technical Skills Reading Skills Writing Skills Personal Skills Professional Skills Research Skills General Skills
Thinking	Abstract Thinking Analytical Thinking Autistic Thinking Concrete Thinking Convergent Thinking Creative Thinking Critical Thinking Divergent Thinking Holistic Thinking Parallel Thinking Lateral Thinking Reflective Thinking or Logical Thinking Sequential Thinking Structured Thinking Rational Thinking 360* Thinking
Self	Self-motivation Self-interest Self-respect self-instruction Self-management Self-regulation Self-direction Self-confidence Self-development Self-help Self-learning Self-finance			Self-appreciation Self-care Self-awareness Self-knowledge Self-understand Self-engagement Self-integration Self-direction Self-active Self-dynamic Self-employment Self-evaluation
Maximum	Maximum Effort Maximum Interest Maximum Time Maximum Utilization Maximum Performance Maximum Commitment Maximum Level Maximum Scope Maximum Learning Maximum Preparation Maximum Co-operation Maximum Co-ordination Maximum Care Maximum Interaction			Maximum Strength Maximum Energy Maximum Knowledge Maximum Skill Maximum Examples Maximum Reading Maximum Teaching Maximum Writing Maximum Thinking Maximum Trying Maximum Resilience Maximum Help Maximum Concern Maximum Application
Re…Re….Re…	React	Reflect		Remove	Resound
	Reallocation	Refresh		Research	Resourceful

Source: The Author.

The Seven Learning Styles

Visual (spatial): You prefer using pictures, images, and spatial understanding.
Aural (auditory-musical): You prefer using sound and music.
Verbal (linguistic): You prefer using words, both in speech and writing.
Physical (kinesthetic): You prefer using your body, hands, and sense of touch.
Logical (mathematical): You prefer using logic, reasoning and systems.
Social (interpersonal): You prefer to learn in groups or with other people.
Solitary (intrapersonal): You prefer to work alone and use self-study.

Source: https://www.learning-styles-online.com/

Shortcut Methods for Searching

Many scholars are searching for information based on their requirement. I would like to give few shortcut methods to get valid and required information within seconds (not minute). I got this information from the University of Leads, UK through 4 MOOC Courses on “Online Learning”. I created a table with the help of the course material and my understanding. It is easy to understand. Please go through the table and attached file to get shortcut methods of searching and researching. You can try with this keywords/function to see the difference between the number of results based on content types at search bar in Google search.

For example, if you are searching for information about the environment. If you type the word environment in Google Search Bar you will get 52, 80, 00,000 results. Many reports of various organizations and ministries are available in the form of pdf or doc. If you type the letter pdf followed by the word environment in the same Google Search Bar you will get only 2, 53, 00,000 results. It will save your valuable time to get valid information.

S.No.	Content typed at Search Bar in Google Search	Key Word/ Function Used	No. of Results#	Remark/s
CATEGORY-I (Single Word)
1	Environment	-	52,80,00,000	More Information
2	Environment pdf	pdf	2,53,00,000	Less Information
3	Environment doc	doc	55,30,000	Less Information
4	Environment ppt	ppt	37,20,000	Less Information
5	“Environment”	“ ”	51,40,00,000	Exact Information
6	Environ*	*	6,75,00,000	Combined Information
CATEGORY-II (Two Words)
7	Environment and Pollution	and	1,07,00,000	Less Information
8	Environment or Pollution	or	1,09,00,000	More Information
9	Environment not Pollution	not	63,40,000	Specific Information
10	“Environment andPollution”	“ " , and	15,00,000	More Specific Information
11	“Environment or Pollution”	“ ", or	55,400	More Specific Information
12	“Environment not Pollution”	“ ”, not	441	More Specific Information
13	“Environment and Pollution” pdf	“ " pdf	4,71,000	More Specific Information
14	“Environment or Pollution” pdf	“ " pdf	37,900	More Specific Information
15	“Environment not Pollution” pdf	“ " pdf	5	More Specific and Exact Information
16	“Environment and Pollution” doc	“ "	7,40,000	More Specific Information
17	“Environment or Pollution” doc	“ " doc	9,810	More Specific Information
18	“Environment not Pollution” doc	“ "doc	4	More Specific and Exact Information

Note:# Results obtained on 12^th January 2018.

Course with free e-certificate

https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/searching-and-researching

Online Quiz

https://quiz.mygov.in/

Additional Learning
http://stomhrdproddoc01.blob.core.windows.net/wcsourcepre/241817_636767117056030779.pdf?sv=2016-05-31&sr=b&sig=0FgzIx%2F%2BrfmiCdj3dCe1g9o8RqJFtVbSjuQVgqb8rWg%3D&st=2018-11-28T19%3A08%3A01Z&se=2018-11-29T19%3A13%3A01Z&sp=r

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