The pros and cons of multitasking, the benefits of multitasking

Disadvantages of multitasking children:

It's easy for a child to turn into a fake effort.

In a class, it is not difficult to find that there are always some children who seem to be working hard, studying all the time, even during recess, while making papers and memorizing.

In fact, they are not very efficient, because children do not have the means to enter the deep learning. He just seems to be working hard, but he doesn't really learn.

The child's stress will increase.

The daily school work is already very tiring, and suddenly there are several things to learn at the same time, and the pressure on the child will only increase. It is very likely that the child will eventually become overwhelmed, which will have negative effects, such as when the child sees the book on the table, he will feel scared and afraid to study.

It's the same as when we set goals, we set too many goals, when you see so many things to do, the pressure will be very high, and you may not even have the courage to do it.

Mihaly Chiksenmihalai is the author of "Flow", and her theory of "flow" is quite popular. The theory of "flow" is actually the opposite of multitasking, which refers to the fact that when a person is concentrating on one thing, he will enter a state of self-forgetfulness.

This state is the best state, which can improve the quality of one's learning, and will not stop at just indicating.

Therefore, instead of asking their children to multitask, parents should let their children do a good job in a down-to-earth manner.

Is there any good way to help children improve their learning efficiency?

First: Priority comes first.

There is a four-quadrant rule in time management, which is divided into important and urgent things, important and unurgent, unimportant and unimportant and non-urgent.

Parents can teach their children to make a list of things to do every day to see what is important and urgent, such as an English test coming soon, then the child needs to put this thing in front of him.

Then look at what is important or not urgent, for example, the child's language score is not good, but there is no exam recently, then this matter should also be dealt with first.

Through the four-quadrant rule, children can handle things in a very organized manner and improve their efficiency.

Second: intensify exercise.

Exercising seems to have nothing to do with learning, but it's actually very relevant. There are many children who neglect exercise, resulting in weakness as soon as they start to do their homework.

The purpose of strengthening exercise is to keep the child in a very good mental state, so that the child can learn better and the quality of learning will be high.

Third: Do only one thing together.

Whether it is a parent or a child, don't be greedy in learning, just multitask. Learning is still to do a good job in a down-to-earth manner, and what is the most important thing at the moment is to do the best in a down-to-earth manner.

By fully experiencing the feeling of "flow", when the child is only focused on learning one subject, he can learn more in-depth knowledge, rather than staying at the indication and not being able to learn it.

Parents remember not to say that because their children's studies are too urgent, let their children focus on multitasking, such eager learning, sometimes it is harmful to children.

Someone has asked such a question, my CPU is dual-core or mine is quad-core, but the CPU usage rate always does not go up when processing, for example, the quad-core usage rate only reaches about 25%. This is because the software you're using is not optimally optimized for multicore. This way your CPU won't be able to take full advantage of it, but you can do something else while you're working on it, or even something else at the same time.

In this way, the usage rate also goes up. In other words, the CPU utilization will not be low when multitasking. Some of the following software refers to the ** production software that is better optimized for multi-core, and even if you only deal with one thing, the CPU usage will be relatively high.

This way, you can take advantage of your multi-core CPU! It is worth considering for users who value time and demand efficiency. Thank you!

This dual-purpose research is not only useful for understanding how the brain really works, but also has important implications for people's daily lives.

1) Modern people have a common problem, always feel that there is not enough time, and they can't wait for one hour to be Hongxiao for two hours, and one day for two days.

Therefore, in order to make the best use of the limited time, many people think that they can improve efficiency by handling several things at the same time, such as answering emails while eating, and listening to English while doing PPT.

But does it really save time? Miss by a mile. Know that multitasking doesn't equal being efficient.

2) In addition, being connected all the time is not conducive to work efficiency.

You may think that it is very convenient to have Weibo, e-mail, QQ, WeChat and other chat software open on the browser, but you can take a look at it when you are free, and it will affect your work if you don't answer the booth.

But in fact, any pop-up window on the screen can distract us, and if it is always like this, the progress of the work will naturally slow down.

3) Why do people feel like they're getting busier?

The problem is that the small tasks and the constant information that keeps us from really focusing, dealing with the work in depth and completely, and in the end we are just busy.