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miércoles, 26 de julio de 2017

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how and why to expect less from people

palabras clave y no palabras claves

tipos de personas que reciben entrenamiento

son buenos , cuando  se equivocan aceptan.

son buenos , cuando se equivocan se enojan.

aunque son malos se equivocan y aceptan
son malos , todavía se equivocan y se enojan

como apropiarse de las ideas

how to find your skils , how to check what you arr good at in order to find a job that suits you

correcta pronunciación de diferencía

después de punto y coma se inicia con mayúsculas

domingo, 23 de julio de 2017

NEUROBICS

HAPPY FAMILIES GAME

DEFINE TUS METAS FINANCIERAS PARA LOGRARLAS

CONSEJOS QUE APARECIERON EN LA AGENDA DEL PEQUEÑO CERDO CAPITALISTA 2015

Mediante al menos tener un a idea en la cabeza de que es lo que quieres será más fácil alcanzar tus metas.

También es importante revisar el avance de tales metas una vez al mes.

Aplicar el quitamelo que me lo gasto

identificar las causas de tu relajito financiero

antes de comprar algo identificar si es algo que quiero o que necesito.

Registrar minuciosamente los gastos de un mes completo.

Prioridades de gasto contra tonterías.

Muchas veces gastamos solamente por flojera, evitar lavar la verdura. Flojera de lavar el coche. etc Identificar los gastos  que hacemos por flojera.

Construye un fondo de emergencias.

Lo ideal debe ser de 3 meses a 6 meses de tu salario.


febrero 2

viernes, 21 de julio de 2017

find out frequent diseases from family history

if your grandpa had diabetes then pay attention

pasímetro

servoprensa

is there any magic formula for getting to know people?

you know something like character and personality traits.
Like a scientific approach ?

intertwined

how to stop being careless

how to improve without feedback

reflect on what you did today
Then you may find the answer

promete poco haz mucho 不言実行

mordida de perro

domingo, 9 de julio de 2017

El tejuino

La purísima

4.1 VERBOS REFLEXIVOS Drills

Me levanté muy tarde hoy.

Me rasuré hace tres días.

Me baño todos los días.

mi esposa se viste bien rápido.

Yo me peino como mexicano.

Nos acostamos juntos siempre aunque estemos peleados.

dicen los doctores que si te acuestas 10 minutos a medio día es muy bueno para la salud.

Si te duele la cabeza échate una siesta.

Los hombres siempre se arreglan más rápido que las mujeres.

有効期限

fecha de expiración

通勤バス

てんぞう

roladora

ballscrew

tornillo sin fin

ごけんち

falsa detección

じょうきょうばめん

すすんである

viernes, 7 de julio de 2017

how to use graphs

pie chart
line graph
bar graph

modelo genérico 大外気集 だいがいきしゅう

ban cooler enfriador de tablero

ご機嫌よろしいでしょうか

盛業版  せいぎょうばん

謙遜する

へりくだる

元気でやっております

torque estático toque dinámico

QL wrench

miércoles, 5 de julio de 2017

spaced repetition method



Leitner system


In the Leitner system, correctly answered cards are advanced to the next, less frequent box, while incorrectly answered cards return to the first box.

An alternative method where incorrect answers are only moved back by one box

The Leitner system is a widely used method of efficiently using flashcards that was proposed by the German science journalist Sebastian Leitner in the 1970s. It is a simple implementation of the principle of spaced repetition, where cards are reviewed at increasing intervals.

MethodEdit

In this method flashcards are sorted into groups according to how well the learner knows each one in the Leitner's learning box. The learners try to recall the solution written on a flashcard. If they succeed, they send the card to the next group. If they fail, they send it back to the first group. Each succeeding group has a longer period of time before the learner is required to revisit the cards. In Leitner's original method, published in his book So Lernt Man Lernen, the schedule of repetition was governed by the size of the partitions in the learning box. These were 1, 2, 5, 8 and 14cm. Only when a partition became full was the learner to review some of the cards it contained, moving them forward or back depending on whether they remembered them.

ExamplesEdit

Three boxesEdit

Animation of three sessions. Click to enlarge

Suppose there are 3 boxes of cards called "Box 1", "Box 2" and "Box 3". The cards in Box 1 are the ones that the learner often makes mistakes with, and Box 3 contains the cards that they know very well. They might choose to study the Box 1 cards once a day, Box 2 every 3 days, and the Box 3 cards every 5 days. If they look at a card in Box 1 and get the correct answer, they "promote" it to Box 2. A correct answer with a card in Box 2 "promotes" that card to Box 3. If they make a mistake with a card in Box 2 or Box 3, it gets "demoted" to the first box, which forces the learner to study that card more often.

The advantage of this method is that the learner can focus on the most difficult flashcards, which remain in the first few groups. The result is, ideally, a reduction in the amount of study time needed.

Proficiency levelsEdit

This example uses 5 proficiency levels and 12 decks of flash cards. Cards at Proficiency Level 1 are reviewed at every learning session; those at Level 5 are retired and no longer in use. Those at Levels 2, 3, and 4 are reviewed every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th session, respectively.

Learning sessions are numbered from 0 to 9, then the numbering starts over again (that is, 0, 1, 2, ... 8, 9, 0, 1, 2 ...). Cards at Level 1 are in Deck Current; those at Level 5 are in Deck Retired; all other cards are in 1 of these 10 "progress" decks, each of which begins with a title card sporting 4 digits:

0-2-5-9


1-3-6-0


2-4-7-1


3-5-8-2


4-6-9-3


5-7-0-4


6-8-1-5


7-9-2-6


8-0-3-7


9-1-4-8


If a learner is successful at a card from Deck Current, it gets transferred into the progress deck that begins with that session's number. (For example, success at a card during Session 6 transfers it from Deck Current to Deck 6-8-1-5.) Cards from that deck are reviewed whenever a number from the deck title matches the session number. (For example, cards from Deck 6-8-1-5 will be reviewed again at Sessions 8, 1, and 5.) If a learner has difficulty with a card during a subsequent review, the card is returned to Deck Current; otherwise it stays in its progress deck. When a learner is successful at a card during a session that matches the last number on the deck (for example, Session 5 for Deck 6-8-1-5), that card goes into Deck Retired, and the title card for that progress deck is freed up for use at the following session.

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7 Practical Tips on How to Make Time for Everything


The modern world is full of things to learn, adventures to explore, and people to meet. But how can we find time for all that when we are already so busy?


We at Bright Side have a few tips to help you organize your time more effectively and get the most out of each hour, day, week, and month.

Write down all your plans and daily goals even if you’re sure you won’t forget about them



Try making lists of your usual daily tasks,books you want to read, movies you want to watch, work projects, household chores, and so on.


Creating a list of products to buy or even a list of your desires is a simple yet useful habit. It will help you plan your day and ensure you don’t miss out on any important activities.

Use your "dead time" cleverly



"Dead time" is the amount of time between your tasks: train travel, standing in queues, waiting for friends, etc. Don’t waste that time by just playing those stupid games on your smartphone. Instead, use your dead time to read an interesting book, learn a new foreign language, or draw in your sketchbook.


Don’t waste your time watching commercials — rent or buy your favorite films or watch them online



Today, commercials on TV take up so much time that any TV program or series lasts one and a half times longer. To save you precious time, rent or buy your favorite movie or series. If you do so, you’ll spend less time watching commercials and you’ll have more time for other useful things.


Write down and keep track of everything you do during the day



Conduct a small experiment: grab your notebook and spend two or three days writing down everything you do during the day and how long it takes you. A detailed description of your daily life will help you understand where your precious minutes go. You will probably be surprised at how much time you spend on activities that don’t help you reach your goals, like browsing the web or checking unimportant e-mails.


Delegate as many of your duties and responsibilities as possible



Review the list of your daily household chores, and delegate some of them to other family members. Your husband will definitely cope with the task of throwing out the garbage,and your children can do simple and safe tasks at home too.


Don’t be too lazy to do 5-minute tasks throughout the day



Some tasks take no more than 15 minutes to complete. Make a list of these chores, and complete them one at a time. You can sort through the e-mails in your inbox, dust the cabinets, or water your house plants. Doing these small tasks on a day-to-day basis will help you reach your bigger goals.


Take a rest regularly, rather than just when feeling exhausted


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Ideally, you should take a 10-minute break for every 50 minutes of work and devote one day a week to yourself only. But if this way of resting is not for you, then try alternating your activities every 20 minutes. If you do so, you’ll feel less tired and have more time during the day. Remember: your productivity at work depends on your physical energy. So don’t deprive yourself of rest and restoration.