Why do top academics still get high scores even if they don’t work hard? The reasons may be these three

People often ask: Why do top academics still get such good grades even though they don’t seem to work very hard? How can there be any academic who achieves excellent results without working hard? In fact, there is no genius in the world. \”Genius is 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration.\” Most students are willing to believe that their poor grades are due to their inherent stupidity. Laziness has found a suitable excuse. Even if his grades are not good, he is not so embarrassed. He can relieve himself in his heart. His poor grades are because he is born stupid, not because he does not work hard. Many top academics are actually very low-key and don\’t want to hear others praise them for how diligent and hardworking they are? I don\’t want to be ostracized by most of my classmates, so I hide my hard work very deeply. On the surface, the top student says that he never studies. He looks like ordinary classmates and does not work particularly hard. In this way, I can live an ordinary life among my classmates and be an ordinary and excellent student. 1. Top academics make better use of their time. In the same amount of time, top students use their time more efficiently and can learn more knowledge. Many poor students seem to be studying, but they study for a while and play for a while. They cannot persist for too long and then become distracted. They seem to have studied for a long time, but the time they really focus on is very short and they have learned very little knowledge. Academic masters are more flexible in arranging their time, making detailed study plans every day, and combining work and rest when studying. They will be particularly focused during the learning process and their learning efficiency is extremely high. Therefore, it seems that top students do not spend more time studying than other students, but their grades are better than others. 2. Top academics prefer to summarize rules when studying. Ordinary students like to study hard and memorize by rote. The learning process is very painful and the learning effect is extremely poor. On the contrary, academic masters not only dislike rote memorization, but are also good at finding connections and patterns between knowledge to help memorize and solve problems. For example, they will associate mathematical knowledge points with each other and memorize them in series; they will summarize the question types corresponding to each knowledge point. Learning this way can get twice the result with half the effort. 3. Top academics pay more attention to wrong questions. Poor students hate wrong questions very much. When they encounter a wrong question, they will correct the answer once and then let it go. They think that they will definitely not make the same mistake again next time, but in fact they will make the same mistake again and again. Academic masters are just the opposite. They pay more attention to wrong questions and even think that wrong questions are their greatest wealth. \”For students, the best questions are not the ones given by famous teachers, but their own wrong questions.\” Academic masters will very carefully organize their wrong questions into the wrong question book. When we put the mistakes together, it will be easy to see where our weaknesses are and where we are prone to making mistakes, so we can strengthen training in a targeted manner. If we continue to sort out the wrong questions and read them frequently, the previous wrong questions will gradually be solved and there will be fewer and fewer wrong questions. The function of the wrong question book is to check for deficiencies. No matter how difficult the question is, you will be able to find the rules or angles after practicing it more. After summarizing or making too many mistakes, you can find the solution.