By Asami Kawamura
When I was an elementary school child, I belonged to the track and field club. I had taken part in the 100-meter hurdles many times. I liked to run. I wanted to improve my running skills. I learned by seeing things and by doing things. For example, I observed the good hurdler and I learned by imitation. I also learned by listening to people talk about things. For instance, I asked my club coach how to make progress with my running skills Then I practiced by following the good examples.
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Showing posts with label learning by doing. Show all posts
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Learning by Doing
By Yuri Nishitani
Learning by doing things is the most effective way for me. First of all, when I buy a cell phone, I don’t read an explanation. I think it’s a waste of time to do such a thing. Secondly, when I play sports, I play it first of all. I understand with my body. Thirdly, when I study English, it’s important to speak or read or write. I think to do such a thing lets me have a good command of English. Doing things helps me to learn about everything.
Learning by doing things is the most effective way for me. First of all, when I buy a cell phone, I don’t read an explanation. I think it’s a waste of time to do such a thing. Secondly, when I play sports, I play it first of all. I understand with my body. Thirdly, when I study English, it’s important to speak or read or write. I think to do such a thing lets me have a good command of English. Doing things helps me to learn about everything.
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