How to reduce careless mistakes?
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No definite answer. But some guidelines: \n1. Write things down. Keep a diary or some kind of journal, and every night or morning, spend a little time reviewing and remembering your plan for the day.\n2. Keep things as simple as you can, depending on your life, of course. The fewer things you have to remember, the more details you will be able to remember about each one.\n3. Turn off the TV. It numbs your brain.\n4. Eat some fat. Real milk, organic eggs for breakfast. The vitamins in these are necessary for your nerves and brain to function properly. Stay away from sugar, it's a drug that burns out your dopamine levels and enhances other addictive behaviors. Artificial sweeteners ditto.
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Wise people...everyone makes mistakes.   As long as you learn from them, and don't make them again, it's ok!
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Make a list. Do one thing at a time and tick them off. You will be surprised how quickly they get ticked off. Once you concentrate on one at a time and stop worrying. Better to do most of them than worry and do known.
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One mistake doesn't mean the entire day is ruined.  You need to pick yourself up, brush yourself off and continue on with your good eating choices.  None of us are perfect, you seem to be doing fine!
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read magazines and books in english, with a dictionary close to you. converse with a friend who knows the language. relax and don't be afraid that you'll make a mistake and be open to corrections. or you can also rent english movies (even sesame street- this show helped me with my english during my younger years. still works for my nephews!)
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First, don't use short cuts when typing. Practice using correct english when ever you communicate.
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Slow down and reread what you're typing.  Ask yourself if the letters on the paper or screen spell the word you intended.
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Learn from your mistakes and keep your head up.  Things really could be worse.
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it's OK, here what I do when I make a mistake or has a doubt:-\n1- use check spelling\n2- if no 1 doesn't work and still have a doubt, use Microsoft office work, write the word, if it wrong, a red line underline it automatically and then right click on the word, the program will suggest list of what it think you want to spell OR select translate, look up or synonyms.\n\nHope this will help you
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There are many sites with this kind of information.  Your best bet is to enter "children ok make mistakes" in Yahoo or Google search.  \n\nhttp://www.micheleborba.com/Pages/ArtEB01.htm\nhttp://www.parentmap.com/april_05/0405_8b.htm
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Find out the cause of the accident, whether it can be solved,  and avoid repetation of the cause.The school at large should also be informed on how to avoid the cause and all shall be well."A mistake twice done is a real mistake".
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practice make perfect
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Count it as an accident the first time.  Confront it if it happens again.
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do not write too much\nor clutter your profiule up too much
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being sneaky and tricky
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Read lots. Don't rely on MS Word or other software to correct your errors -- or if you do, make sure you pay attention. \n\nRepetition also helps. I'm in law school, but there are still a few words I ALWAYS spell incorrectly. Finally, when I caught myself spelling them wrong, I would write them out by hand ten times ... just like you have to do in elementary school. Sounds silly, but it works. ("Occurring" was the word that always caught me. That, and "embarrassing.")\n\nIf you're unsure of a word, look it up. You also might like the daily e-mails that you can get from different dictionary and vocabulary sites; that way, you can expand your vocab and learn to spell better. \n\nGood luck! :)
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The best way to find out their mistakes is to read the bible. It's full of humans who have made mistakes, some small, and some great mistakes. In fact, the Bible is a great teaching tool, that tells us how we do the very same things, and how to overcome them. \ntry these: \nhttp://www.joycemeyer.org \nhttp://www.jdm.org these two, are real people. They share with you their own life, both good and bad.. \nYes, it is easier for us to tell you what you asking for, but it would mean more if you found out the answer yourself <winks>.