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Talent!!!
Yeah,I want to say something about talent!
We all know that talent is the unique quality we born with,but usually people contend we must do more practice while not rely on talent only.Of course the saying is absolutely right.However,things are not always the alike.
For instance,IQ has been defined as several levels:high,middle and low.Can IQ be practiced???I have no idea~~The slow need to start early,but can he or she arrive first or early?That is the question!!
Then the essence of the problem has changed...
All in all,we everybody should do our best whatever we confronted, but if we fail or if the result is not we expected,how to explain it?We just accept the arrangement of the holy God?Or we stand up and struggle for success agian? Which kind of a role the talent played?
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- Reply Katherinefc
- IQ can be improved!
- Reply JOJO201
- oh,too hard to answer your questions about talent.maybe I won't be it forever..oh!!!!!!
- Reply sharontiantian
- Katherinefc: IQ can be improved!Thank you for your comment~
Could you offer some details about IQ improvement?
- Reply Katherinefc
- Okay, if you wanna know,then u can google it yourself...... no offense,don't take it personally!!
- Reply Jimbo
- sharontiantian: Thank you for your comment~Here's some things that might help!
Could you offer some details about IQ improvement?
Drink Water
As Carla Hannaford says, "Water comprises more of the brain (with estimates of 90%) than of any other organ of the body." Having students drink some water before and during class can help "grease the wheel". Drinking water is very important before any stressful situation - tests! - as we tend to perspire under stress, and de-hydration can effect our concentration negatively.
"Brain Buttons"
This exercise helps improve blood flow to the brain to "switch on" the entire brain before a lesson begins. The increased blood flow helps improve concentration skills required for reading, writing, etc.
Put one hand so that there is as wide a space as possible between the thumb and index finger.
Place your index and thumb into the slight indentations below the collar bone on each side of the sternum. Press lightly in a pulsing manner.
At the same time put the other hand over the navel area of the stomach. Gently press on these points for about 2 minutes.
"Cross Crawl"
This exercise helps coordinate right and left brain by exercising the information flow between the two hemispheres. It is useful for spelling, writing, listening, reading and comprehension.
Stand or sit. Put the right hand across the body to the left knee as you raise it, and then do the same thing for the left hand on the right knee just as if you were marching.
Just do this either sitting or standing for about 2 minutes.
"Hook Ups"
This works well for nerves before a test or special event such as making a speech. Any situation which will cause nervousness calls for a few "hook ups" to calm the mind and improve concentration.
Stand or sit. Cross the right leg over the left at the ankles.
Take your right wrist and cross it over the left wrist and link up the fingers so that the right wrist is on top.
Bend the elbows out and gently turn the fingers in towards the body until they rest on the sternum (breast bone) in the center of the chest. Stay in this position.
Keep the ankles crossed and the wrists crossed and then breathe evenly in this position for a few minutes. You will be noticeably calmer after that time.
- Reply sharontiantian
- Jimbo: Here's some things that might help!
Drink Water
As Carla Hannaford says, "Water comprises more of the brain (with estimates of 90%) than of any
Thank you so much for your suggestions which like charcoal in snowy weather,I 'll do these excercises day by day,then I hope I'll be better and better~~~
