Home > Horse Care > Practical Horsemanship II > Towards Better Horsepersonship Towards Better Horsepersonship: The Ins and Outs of Personal Journal-Keeping Why Keep a Journal? Because it
will make you a more proficient In writing term papers, you are using Writing to
Communicate Characteristics of Writing to Communicate: In keeping a horseperson’s journal, you are
using Writing to Learn Characteristics of Writing to Learn: Journal keeping enables you to do several
things. You can: In problem solving, one must keep in mind that they might not know the answer before writing. Remember, always, the moving hand engages the previously inactive mind. Self example: A horse-related problem
that has puzzled me for years Self example: In reflecting and or emoting, one might commend themselves for a job well done. Or, conversely, chide themselves for a bad performance. Emoting also enables us to put whatever has happened into a perspective we can live with – and then move on. Self example: My acquisition of a key piece of information makes me feel euphoric In listing, one prioritizes. This makes one more efficient. It also reduces the odds that you’ll forget what it was you were supposed to do. Self Example: In making previously
unknown connections, one moves beyond memorization, into higher realms
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