Write a paragraph of about 100 words explaining some of the problems you face when you listen to a lecture. Before you start wri
ting the paragraph, plan the content of your paragraph in an outline form, write your paragraph based on your plan, and revise and edit it before you read it to a neighbor or to the whole class. You can also give your paragraph to a classmate who can give you feedback on the language of your paragraph.
Some of the problems one may face when listening to a lecture include being unable to remember the content being dictated to you. Another would be an inability to write as fast as the lecturer is speaking. One may copy down incorrect information when trying to keep up with what is being said. When trying to write information down quickly, one may be unable to write neatly enough that they are able to read back on their information. If you are too busy trying to copy down as much as you can, you may even miss out on the most important information.
Some students also complained about maintaining concentration during lectures. They stated that on encountering the first few unfamiliar words in lectures, they lose their track of mind and cannot catch up with the rest of the lecture. In fact, they could not direct their attention during the process of listening.
Yes, because (12) is referring to a page number.
I mean, if you're writing an essay, this would be correct. But if you're just stating your opinion, that's wouldn't need to be cited.
