The four stages of a super practical training program for top students

Among students in the same class, why do some students have good grades and some have bad grades? You may say that some students are smart and some are not. But this is not the key factor. The key factor is actually learning efficiency! After class, especially in the evening, it is not only the time to complete homework, but also the golden time for independent learning. The correct posture for studying at night, come and get it now! 30 Explosive Learning Power: I am Speaker Xu Jiru How to Study Efficiently [Completed] The first stage: Review the knowledge learned on the day 1. Review the content explained by the teacher in class, including definitions, concepts, examples, etc. in the textbook, according to the lesson Listen to the teacher\’s explanation and reorganize your thinking. 2. Organize, supplement, and improve your own class notes. For abbreviated notes in class, you should complete them based on your class study of the day. This can not only review important content, but also facilitate review in the future. 3. Solve the problems left during the lecture. It is inevitable that you do not understand some content in class or have a vague understanding of certain knowledge points. After taking the above two steps, check to see if you understand all the points that you did not understand in class. If you still do not understand, it is best to use Write it down in your notebook and ask your teacher or classmates as soon as possible. The second stage: Complete the homework and consolidate the knowledge learned. After completing the review of the day\’s textbook content, timely checking the learning and review results is the best knowledge consolidation behavior. 1. Pick assignments for subjects that you are not good at and do them first, and attack subjects that you are not good at when you are at your best. This will have a significant effect on improving weak subjects. 2. Mark the questions that you still can’t solve after trying hard, put them aside, and find other time to ask the teacher and classmates. 3. If the amount of homework is relatively large, you can slow down the repetitive and copy-related homework first, and then do it when you feel heavy-headed after completing other homework and it is more difficult to think about things, as a way to relax your brain. 4. Memorization tasks and calculation tasks are interleaved. The third stage: Preview the new lesson. Every night when you study, you should consciously set aside some time to preview what you will learn the next day, so that you have a good idea of ​​the new knowledge. How to preview? 1. Read the textbook to understand the knowledge you will learn the next day, focus on which points you find particularly difficult, mark them, and pay attention to these points when listening to the class. 2. After reading, if you have enough time, you can try to read the exercises after class (if you don’t know the questions, if you can’t solve them by reading the reference book, mark them and solve them in class or after class the next day) . 3. Compare the previously learned content and the preview content to see what knowledge is related to the content learned the next day, and take some time to review the old knowledge. The fourth stage: Summary and planning. Reflect on what you did well and what you did poorly every day in order to make improvements. Especially after some important exams, you should also focus on reflecting on which subjects should be included in the list of weak points. 1. Summarize what tasks were completed today, what was learned, what problems were solved, and what confusions remain unresolved, and reflect on the gains and losses of today’s learning activities. 2. Plan the next day’s learning activities, including learning time and learning content.Arrange, what problems should be solved, what purpose should be achieved…