I didn t study seriously in my freshman year, can I learn well by self study?

I believe that through their own efforts will definitely be able to make up, the most important way to learn during college is self-study, the teacher should listen to the class, which can help you better understand and digest the knowledge you have learned, but the content and knowledge that the teacher talks about in class, it can be said that a considerable number of teachers are reading from the book, and the new content and knowledge are not very much, and you can keep up with the textbook through self-study. Therefore, if you want to learn more during college, the most important thing is to rely on self-study. Through self-study, we can continuously enrich our experience and knowledge, build our own knowledge system and framework, and one of the most important abilities in college is self-learning ability, which is also a lifelong ability.

There is a lot of free time in college, but as long as you have determination and perseverance, you can definitely do it. Go to the library more often and communicate with teachers and classmates.

The calculus I learned doesn't seem to be too difficult, just memorize a few formulas or something, and see how to prove it. Also, if you want to go deeper, buy a few materials to consolidate and ...... like in middle school

It's going to be okay and believe you......

That's what it's like to study at university ... The make-up exams are very good, as long as you have this heart, absolutely the meter problem, life is incomplete without failing the course!

Yes, as long as you still have the ability to learn and the determination to improve.

That's for sure, as long as the kung fu is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle! Believe in yourself.

As long as you're willing to learn, learn and have fun.

It has a certain psychological effect, but don't worry too much, otherwise it will affect your learning autonomy.

Come on, I have a classmate who majored in English in college and didn't study mathematics, but his self-study grades are still okay. Although he sometimes has to go to audit, but most of them are self-taught, which is not bad... However, everyone's situation is different, if you can't study on your own, you must listen to the teacher, and I wish you progress in your grades.

Although no one forces you to sit in the classroom all the time to study, the consequences of failing the final comprehensive test are far more serious than when you failed before, which means that you will have to retake it in the future, and your credits will be deducted, putting you at risk of not completing your studies.

Because my major is not very compatible with the courses I took at the beginning, it is difficult to learn the major courses, others are equivalent to starting to learn advanced content after laying a good foundation, but I am equivalent to skipping a grade directly from elementary school to junior high school. I had to ponder for half a day every time when others thought it was easy to understand, which caused a lot of difficulties for me to study major courses in my freshman year, and in the end, I studied very hard, and my grades were not very good.

In the past two days, I am approaching the exam of a data logic course, and this course has the impression that I didn't understand the whole course, so I thought that I should review it myself, it will always be helpful. Looking at the thick one, I still felt a little desperate in my heart. Comfort yourself to take your time, so I began to grind through the example questions one by one, and I was not in a hurry to calm my mind.

After watching it for two days, I gradually felt that it was not so difficult to understand, and on the last day, I actually mastered the content of the exam.

In the end, I analyzed the reason, the foundation is worse than others, you must do a good job of pre-class preview and after-class review, lay a good foundation to understand the knowledge points of a deeper level, college university, is it a big deal to self-study, even if you can't understand it in class, you will come out after class, don't be afraid of heavy tasks and give up the desire to learn, learning in college really depends on your own self-discipline, only self-discipline, in order to control your own destiny.

Is college really self-taught?

In college, you have to study on your own, because there will not be teachers who check your homework and urge you to listen to lectures like in high school. It is especially important to learn to learn effectively and self-directed learning. So how to learn self-directed effectively?

First, listen carefully to the lectures.

There are at least 60 people in a university class, and there are hundreds of people at most, so the teacher will not notice whether you are listening to the class at all, so at this time, you need to self-supervise, urge yourself to listen to the class, don't watch others play games, you also play games, which will only waste your own time.

Second, review after class and apply what you have learned.

If the teacher talks about the knowledge in the classroom, the students will not be able to deeply understand and absorb it, and they will "passively accept it and be difficult to digest." We won't be able to experience the fun of application, let alone explore and learn in the process of application.

Third, make a study plan to talk about dust.

The most important thing for self-directed learning is to make a study plan. There are many types of plans, which can be divided into time, disciplines, and goals, and they don't have to be written down on paper, sometimes they just need to be in mind. If we go along with the plan, we will find it interesting and easy to do, and it will be very rewarding.

Fourth, knowledge induction.

We are in the age of the Internet, and we must learn to use resources rationally. The resources here not only include our own knowledge, but also imply learning tools, ways and methods and strategies, etc., we can summarize what we have learned, find a knowledge point, and systematize the knowledge with the actual situation of our own learning. This will achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Fifth, develop good habits.

Sow a behavior, reap a habit; Sow a habit, reap a character; Sow a character, reap a destiny. This speaks volumes about the importance of habits. Good habits for self-directed learning are:

Be assertive in doing things and learn to talk about methods; Cherish time and be good at overall arrangement; Take the initiative to participate, the chain core is willing to be the best and diligent in doing; Able to collect and process information, good at communication and cooperation; Be able to consciously formulate a learning plan, determine learning goals, organize learning activities, and self-monitor the learning process.

Although there will be various difficulties in the process of self-study, I believe that if you can follow the above methods, your learning will not be bad, and the important point is that we must be interested in learning, interest is the best teacher, if everyone can learn as their own interest to do, then the process will be very natural and easy.

1.Go to the library and classrooms for self-study.

People are extremely susceptible to environmental influences, and there are very few people who can completely stand out from the environment, and even if they can do so, it often takes a lot of energy. This is true whether you keep learning in a playful environment or have fun in a learning environment. It's much easier to surround yourself in an environment where you can study quietly than in a chaotic environment.

Although some schools have an extremely strong learning atmosphere and some universities are not so strong, there are still stratifications in different environments within the same school. In a university with a good academic style, there are always some dormitories that like to have fun. In universities with a very bad academic style, the library and self-study room are always mostly students who study seriously.

2.Find what you really love.

The vast majority of people who can't learn are because they don't like to learn, or they don't like what they learn. Many students learn to play games quickly, learn celebrity gossip quickly, learn brand styles quickly, and learn well even in a very noisy and chaotic environment, just because they like it.

In the first ten years, what I learned was something that I had to learn, whether I liked it or not, I had to learn the number of languages, materialization, and geography.

I can start to learn what I like in college. Take some time to think about it, or take every opportunity to find out what you like to do, what areas you're interested in, and what you need to know.

What you need in college is the ability to learn independently, and no one in the university cares about you every day!! In college, most of them have to be spurred on their own.