How to develop good study habits

First, first of all, cultivate the habit of concentrating on learning.

To cultivate children's habit of concentrating on learning, my personal experience is:

1. Strengthen the regular training of students in the classroom at the beginning of the semester, and in the first few weeks of the semester, they would rather learn less knowledge, but also be willing to spend time cultivating students' habit of listening carefully to lectures.

2. Whether students are attentive and serious in their studies and homework has a lot to do with parents. Now some parents require their children to do homework attentively, while chatting with others or watching TV, or even playing cards or mahjong at home, so that except for a very few children with very strong self-control, other children are simply impossible to concentrate on learning in such an environment, so teachers and parents should strengthen coordination and create a quiet and relaxed home learning environment for children. Usually at home, when the child is doing homework, parents try not to care too much about the child's situation, do not accompany the child to do homework or ask the child to help do something, let the child do homework quietly, so that the child has a small world of highly concentrated thoughts, so that the child's concentration on learning habits will gradually develop; Of course, when the child is learning, we must not ignore it and let it go, and we must control the child as a whole, loose on the outside and tight on the inside.

2. Set a strict schedule for your child's work and rest, and pay attention to habit formation from an early age.

The schedule is actually to set the rules for students to live and study, that is, when to study, when to play, and when to rest. Because it is in the nature of children to love to play, we cannot deprive children of their right to play. If your child doesn't play happily, he won't be able to concentrate well when he learns, and he won't be full of energy.

We only need to let the child develop when to learn and when to play from an early age, so when the child reaches the learning time, he will consciously sit on his desk and start reading and doing homework; Ask students to give themselves a schedule of work and rest.

3. Cultivate students' ability to think independently and solve problems when doing homework from an early age.

Cultivating students' independent learning ability, I personally think it is a particularly important thing, should be consciously started from a young age, starting from the daily activities of students, so that students in life, learning, do not rely on their parents, students can do a good job, let go of the students to do their own things. For example, when it comes to learning, follow what the ancients said:

It is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish. "The ability of a child to learn is more important than teaching him knowledge. The same is true for nurturing students.

When studying, do not sit next to students to supervise, and do not accompany students to read books or do homework. Students are expected to complete their own assignments on time and independently. As for the problems that they really can't do, they should clarify their thoughts and inspire them to think more about several possibilities, but never tell them the answers, forcing them to develop a good habit of independent thinking.

First of all, we must determine a goal, and set a plan, and then we must take action, we must do it well according to this plan, and in the process of doing it, you can put what you want to do at a glance, which is easier to implement.