In university, if you are still studying in this way, you are not working hard, you are wasting time

The university library management near the end of the semester is full of people, and the seats are full. Sometimes I get up late in the morning, and I can't even find a seat when I go in.

But if you look closely, you will find some interesting phenomena. Some people have been reading books, reading materials and memorizing key points. Some people turn on their mobile phones every 20 minutes to check Moments or Douyin. People read a book for a while, lie down there and sleep for a while, get up and read for a while, and then lie down again.

When I returned to the dormitory at night, I sighed with my roommate: "I worked hard for another day in the library", but in fact, the real hard work time was less than two hours.

There are such students in the university. They study very hard. They do a lot of questions every day, but their minds are not flexible enough. .

It is true that I spent a lot of time doing the questions, I remembered all the answers, and the scores were higher when I repeated the questions, but do you really understand? This kind of mindless learning, even if you memorize the answer, but can't tell the reason, is no different from white learning.

Some people always think that Xueba relies on talent to excel, but if you really observe it, you will find that Xueba’s books are full of dense notes, and after a semester has passed, their books are still the same as new, so when you review at the end of the semester Xueba is flipping through notes and reading courseware, while you are still drawing key points and memorizing materials, others are reviewing, but you are simply previewing.

In college, diligence is a terrible ability, but this ability is not based on blindly consuming time. When you do something, it takes a lot of time, but without planning and goals, you always want to be lazy. , consumes a day, but the working hours add up to less than an hour.

Obviously study very seriously, but still can't learn, why? Because two-thirds of the knowledge taught by the teacher has not been understood, and it is clear that you have worked very hard, but you still cannot do it well. It is not that you don't spend enough time, but that you have not summed up the reasons for your poor performance at all.

Some people in the university clearly know their shortcomings, but they still believe that as long as they spend time, they can "make up for themselves with diligence." Willing to try.

If you feel that you have put in enough effort in college, but you still haven't gotten a response, don't rush to doubt yourself and your life. There may be a problem with the way you work hard.