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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 7,089 Likes: 1
Learning Strategies Admin Member
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Learning Strategies Admin Member
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 7,089 Likes: 1 |
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"I am going to read this chapter of history so that i can understand how the leaders co-operate to prevent the attack of outsiders" it seems more like a mindprobe question , right?
Yep it's more mind probing. The purpose is why you want to know this. You've covered what you want to know but not the ... so that I can use it in my life point of view If you planned to know how to prevent attacks from outsiders so I can use this information to protect myself when I get sent into a war zone... then you have an excellent purpose (can you see how it would motivate you to understand the information?)
It's not so much an importance of getting the statement right it's more knowing how you plan to use the information in the near future. The more it means to you the easier it is to know that you're getting the information that you are after.
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"I am going to read this chapter of history so that i can understand more on history which will be invaluable experience in my daily life" a better purpose?
better but even stronger if you can say how it will serve you in your life.
Think about what's in it for me when I know this?
Alex
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