How to increase interest in subjects you don t like

Interest is the positive, tendentious, and selective attitudes and emotions that individuals have towards specific things, activities, and people.

Interest is not just a superficial concern for things, any kind of interest arises from the emotional satisfaction experienced by acquiring knowledge of this area or participating in such activities. For example, if a person is interested in dancing, he will actively and actively look for opportunities to participate, and he will feel happy, relaxed and fun while dancing, showing positive and conscious voluntariness.

But no matter what people's interests are, they are all premised and based on needs, and people will be interested in what they need. Since people's needs include physical and social needs, or material needs and spiritual needs, people's interests are equally manifested in these two aspects. A person's physiological needs or material needs are generally temporary and easily satisfied.

For example, if a person is interested in a certain kind of food or clothing, he will be satisfied when he has eaten and put on it. However, people's social or spiritual needs are long-lasting, stable, and constantly growing, such as interpersonal communication, interest in literature and art, and participation in social life, which are long-term, lifelong, and constantly pursued. Interest arises on the basis of needs and develops on the basis of needs. A secondary school student needs knowledge, and the more knowledge he has, the broader and stronger his interests will be.

I think about those subjects in a simple way.

Actually, they are not difficult.

Being interested in what you're good at is actually a strong motivation. Think about it, did you start out with everything you're interested in? In fact, human learning and growth are a process of starting from scratch.

Some people say that they are good at English, it may be that when they first learned English, they had better feedback, and then because of the positive feedback, they invested more time and energy, forming a positive reinforcement process. But who doesn't start their English with 26 letters?

You can slowly transfer the experience of what you are good at to the rest of the world. But you need to persevere, but also give yourself a lot of encouragement, over time, you can naturally reap the fruit.

In addition, modern people's time is precious, on the one hand, the expectation of generalists is to know everything, and on the other hand, the desire for specialists, that is, you are better than everyone else in this field. So, when you want to cultivate other interests, you can also think clearly in advance, why you have this interest, and what do you expect to achieve through this interest? What do you expect?

If you are looking forward to reading (extracurricular) books by yourself, but you are really not interested in it and your goals are not clear, you can set yourself a goal step by step. For example, read one book a month. Slowly discover the benefits of reading in the accumulation, and then you can take the initiative to persevere. Best wishes.

If you want to cultivate yourself, in addition to other interests in the field that you are good at, you should work this interest, try to cultivate and cultivate hobbies, and find the fun in it.

You can only explore slowly, there are some things that you don't naturally like.

I think the key is learning methods and attitudes. Learning is easy and a lot of fun. Maybe you won't agree with me, every day as soon as you carry your school bag, you hang your head, as if a disaster is about to strike.

You are afraid of going to school, mainly because you are afraid of studying. To put it more precisely, it's that you don't learn, do you? Don't envy those students with excellent grades, have you ever thought that you can also excel in your studies.

You can do it, and you will do it. The key to good grades is whether you can study or not. In fact, I summed up a formula for success very early on:

w=x+y+z(success = study hard + correct method + less talk) I believe you can do it if you talk less, maybe you are also working hard, but can you be sure that your current learning method is correct? The method of learning actually determines your grades, and the method is the tool you use to conquer the unknown. Lumberjacks can only cut down one large tree in a morning with an axe, but they can do it in ten minutes with an electric button.

If you don't have a good method, you won't get good grades even if you study hard every day. As a result, you will often see people who hold books and wear thick glasses all day long, and they are often beaten to the ground when they go to the exam room. Why?

Because they don't study in the right way. However, first of all, I have to admit that my academic performance as a child was terrible, and the reason was that I did not master the study methods well. If I had read some books on how to study before, my grades would certainly not be that bad.

In addition to the method, I would also like to talk about interests, you must be interested in your studies, otherwise you will find it very unpleasant. A good approach will do more with less when guided by your interests. I used to illustrate my theory of relativity like this:

On the train, you sit opposite a group of beautiful young ladies, and an hour has passed, and you seem to have only been ten minutes in; If you're facing a hot stove and it's only been ten minutes, you'll feel like it's an hour. Why is this so? We are always happy to indulge in things that interest us and are impetuous about things that we are not interested in.

When you are in a good mood, your study efficiency is several times higher than your usual one, and you will remember it well. If you think of your studies as a "stove", then you will spend your days in the classroom. Only those who learn to learn can feel the joy of learning.

Only by learning in happiness can the light learn wiser. God always rewards those who are wise enough to get ahead of others—that is the future you.

Push yourself to do it first, and there can be some incentives, such as a few minutes off if you get a question right (the kind that requires a lot of thought).

You can find good friends to study with and encourage each other.