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浙江省温州市六校协作体2018届高三上学期英语期末考试试卷
How to Deal With Travel Anxiety Abroad
Traveling abroad offers many benefits. But for those suffering from anxiety, travelling in a new country they know little about can be challenging.
Take a notebook. A notebook is the perfect choice to keep your trip organized! It can be used to detail the itinerary (行程) and map important locationsFor example, whenever you feel bored, you can find a quiet place to sit and draw as you like.
The biggest travelling fears can be getting lost, losing smartphones or having passports stolen. So to deal with such nerves, think of possible ways in advance for all the situations before travelling.
Socialize with strangers.But when you're traveling, you have to talk with others.
You'll find plenty of people willing to recommend new places or share their experiences.
Be proud of how far you've come. Things are not always going as you like. There is nothing better than some positive words to make yourself calm and confident that things will get better and you're doing the right thing. Don't ruin all the progress you've been making.
All in all, anxiety can strike anytime. Positive thoughts and preparedness can help you go on and get lost in a new culture — you'll be glad you did!
A. It is also important to record details.
B. Try to keep your emotions in control.
C. It can bring some other benefits as well.
D. You may be a person with social anxiety.
E. Create plans for some issues ahead of time.
F. Fortunately, there are ways of managing this fear.
G. These tips will change your opinion about travelling.
Do you have any problem with time? Start doing these and you will see the difference.
●Write it down
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Working for long periods without a break can waste your time. It is more efficient to work or study for a shorter period of time, take a break, and then go back to work. You may get more done in tow focused 45-minute sessions.
● One thing at a time
{#blank#}3{#/blank#} Do one thing at a time, and do it well. As the Chinese proverb says, “One cannot manage too many affairs. Like pumpkins in the water, one pops up while you try to hold down the other.”
● Schedule email time
On your cell phone you get a notification every time someone sends you an email. If so, you have to check your email many, many times a day. {#blank#}4{#/blank#} Schedule time to check your email. It doesn't matter when.
● Choose to say “No”.
It's easy to become overwhelmed if we say “yes” to everything. Think about the task before you commit to it. Do you need to do it? Can someone else do it? Avoid saying “yes” to every request. {#blank#}5{#/blank#}
● Keep a goal journal
Write down your goals in a journal and evaluate them regularly. Mark your progress for each goal. Be sure you take the necessary step to achieve your goals.
A. Make a list first B. Don't skip the breaks C. Turn that notification off D. Memory is not always accurate E. Don't forget to focus on your task F. This takes time away from more important tasks G. Every time we switch from one task to another, we lose focus |
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