Assist.Lect. Zainab Kamil Salman
English Department
University of Kerbala
Self-Development in University Period of Study
Clearly, it is a fruitful period for the young students to acquire new aspects and improve multiple sides of their personality. Comparing to the other steps of life, it might be considered as a short period. Moreover cooperating with the instructors of materials would create a great chance to develop students and make a solid generation. Normally, head departments and their staff are the oriented modal to students. Hence, it’s an initial role for the staff to instruct not only in teaching science and knowledge, but giving the moral lessons and perceive the aspects of self-development using this opportunity. In fact, this topic can involve many ideas. This article sheds the light on the cognitive border, since the direction of most youngsters is getting to the edge. University students are very significant societal, so it’s our duty to contribute in their development. One of the important aspects is communication, students must learn how to deliver their ideas and become affective to others. Later on, these students must face the society to work, so they need to develop their interpersonal skills which deal with the relationships with their co-workers or making more friends to develop their work. Another aspect needs to be improved is time management, see, time is what we need the most but what we use the worst. Obviously the day is only 24 hours and using it with effective habits would make one’s day productive. Unfortunately, some students consider their graduation is the end of the journey, but in fact, it is a new a fresh start to evolve their certificate and using it effectively. Finally, goal setting is a very initial step to determine the future life and would make students to think of the framework and how things are going to be later on. It is admitted that teaching and learning are cooperative modals; as a result, instructors are the main core to achieve bright young, thoughtful and prosperous students.