I was extremely poor at Hindi. I hated the subject because I couldn’t understand a thing and then I got really bad marks in third grade (I’m in sixth now :D). This made me dislike the subject even more, I struggled with it.
Hey Prady, Dont be disappointed with your marks.. See if you have put in enough effort to get the results you want..
Bodhi Says
When I was in fourth grade, I wanted to do something about, I listen toBodhi and asked my mother if I can take some additional classes for Hindi. My mother found a teacher near my home. Twice a week I had classes with the tutor. Trust me I had to start from the alphabets for Hindi. I started understanding the subject more and more. I started putting in more efforts. This happened after I really understood the concept of effort meter.
The results of what we get is directly connected to the efforts we put in. The effort meter shows this very clearly. I used the enclosed worksheet to see where I was and where I wanted to be.
In Hindi I put more effort than before and got better marks, I even got the highest marks in the class in grade 5! I understood more and more about it and now I put lots of effort into everything I do. Apart from other this I use it with my other subject too. I have started taking notes, listen in class, pay attention when I study and now I score good marks on every exam because I put more effort into it.
Here are a few key pointers on the effort meter:
The more effort you put the better result you get.
Don’t put too much effort into something unnecessary.
Do not blame anything else when desired results are not achieved, review and look at the efforts that you have put into it.
Don’t get distracted by time wasters they will reduce your effort.
Remember that you can make it happen
What you achieve is directly proportional to the efforts you put in, reflect back on what and how you did to achieve a certain result..
Bodhi Says
When I understood this concept of effort meter, I enjoyed it ! Hope you will use and benefit from it too.