Perhaps I learn best when given tasks one at a time, as opposed to all at once. I learn best when given the prospect of doodling. Yes, doodling. I want the ability to have fun while learning, perhaps taking an occasional recess, if you will. Apparently, I learn better when on the right side of the room, looking towards the front, as my both my paramount eye and ear are accessed more easily. However, I'm easily distracted by most things both easily and for a long time. It's very easy to forget spelling rules so it would certainly help to be constantly reminded and corrected in set field.

I need to stop procrastinating, in all honesty, I put off this post because I looked at flickr, there? You happy? I have the need to fidget and fiddle with everything incessantly. I have a unhealthy need to put things off, and like I said in my last post, that one of my resolutions was to be more focused on the task at hand. But I'll stop procrastinating next month. You see what I did there? Ya know, because procrastinating is when you put something off but I said...... Never mind. But that aside, I really would like to remove all distractions and I'd love to be more organized, yes, really.

Strategies that would help are sitting to the right to access both my dominant ear and eye. This would help me listen better as well as see better, thus giving me the opportunity to be more active as I know what is happening around me. I could see diagrams and instructions more clearly as well as hear you. This would draw my attention towards you, as opposed to say, what Harry is doing with that piece of tac.

I would like my teachers to know that I have issues focusing for longer periods of time, and that will happen most of all when I'm on the internet as I have the tools to goof off with friends and by myself. Like I just did. That aside, I don't want to use my dominant sides as an excuse, but it would be better for me to sit on the right hand side of the class, thus accessing both my dominant ear and eye. I also might do well to occupy myself with something temporarily, like a piece of clay, or my chair. At the same time, this is tantamount to me shouting "I'm bored!" in your face, unless it's only temporary. I would like something to fiddle with, in short.