Process oriented or outcome oriented, process oriented or outcome oriented?

Focus on the process rather than the result, because the pleasure of pursuit does not lie in the possession of the end.

Writer Yang Daxia Yang Ke believes that the excitement of the process is also a success.

I will, I value the process more and I believe that controlling the process can lead to the desired results, especially at work!

At that time, the problem was not complicated, the process and the result were not opposites....If I have to say that a good process may not have a good result, then I should pay more attention to the process, if the result is difficult to say, it is better to enjoy the process, which is beneficial to mental health.

If it is, focus more on the process than the outcome. What if your process was the result of someone else? For example, if you want to learn the technology well (is the process) and want to use the technology to make a product (the result), and the purpose (result) of others is to learn the technology well, then what is the process?

Maybe they all have the same thing is the process of learning? Can learning technology and making products be divided into two outcomes? Still is?

Personally, I think the process is more important than the result.

First, the process is more important than the result, because a good result is determined by a good process!

The process is a bitter experience, and most of the famous works in history have gone through a long creative process. It took 18 years for Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty to write the "Historical Records", 10 years for Zuo Si to write the "Sandu Fu" in the Western Jin Dynasty, and 19 years for Sima Guang to write the "Zizhi Tongjian" in the Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen wrote the "Compendium of Materia Medica" for a total of 30 years.

It is precisely because of their tremendous efforts in this long process that they have gone down in history. The process is sometimes decisive.

Second, the greatness of the cause lies not only in the magnificence of the goal, but also in the magnificence of the process, and the beauty of life lies not only in the richness of enjoyment, but also in the richness of experience. The joy of life lies not only in the comfort of the end, but also in the excitement of the journey. Our work and life are full of challenges and opportunities, and only by having the courage to challenge and seize the opportunity can we continue to make progress and climb.

Third, the correct process and hard work are important. Just like planting, watering, fertilizing, and weeding, with these processes, there may be a chance to lead to a good harvest.

There is no such thing as a person who only focuses on the process and not on the result, because anyone does things for a goal. But some people also focus on the process rather than just the fruit.

Example: Edison. At that time, Edison invented the electric light bulb, and in the process of research, there was such a problem, that is, what material to use for the filament is safer and more durable.

At that time, he and his assistant experimented thousands of times, using a variety of different materials: bamboo cotton, graphite, tantalum, etc., but each time it was unsatisfactory, and finally found the most suitable material for the cover: tungsten. He was asked if the thousands of previous experiments had been done in vain, but Edison said

The thousands of failures that I have made have discovered thousands of materials that cannot be used as filaments. Thus, Edison was a man who also paid attention to the process. But this does not mean that he does not pay attention to the results, because there is no persistent pursuit of results, there is no bright electric light, and there is no world we have today.

To this day, the American people have not forgotten his contributions to the United States and the world.

Reading Hua Yinglong's "I Am Mathematics" in "kicking the door" has a feeling.

In the lesson "Rays and Angles", there is such a link in the teacher who asks students to judge which of the following figures are horns and which are not. After the discussion, the teacher did not clearly explain the answers, and only praised the students for their enthusiastic participation in the discussion. Mr. Hua Yinglong thought about "focusing on the process and the result" for this link.

I admire Mr. Hua Yinglong's ability to explain such a well-known truth in 2 pages, which quotes 3 famous sentences and gives 2 examples.

The theory of dialogue proposed by the Brazilian educator Paolo Freire "Dialogue is the contact between people, centered on the world, with the aim of naming the world. If you praise students who don't want results, the self-confidence formed by students will be like the "blind man" who "touches the elephant" and the "Yelang" who is arrogant.

The debate in the mathematics classroom is different from the debate competition, and the result of the debate competition is the embodiment of everyone's different value orientations, but the debate result in the mathematics class should have a clear right and wrong, and we advocate debate because the knowledge we advocate to impart to the student is not a cold result, but a hot knowledge that connects his nerves and blood.

Let's revisit a passage from the new Mathematics Curriculum Standards: "The evaluation of mathematics learning should focus on the results of students' learning, and more importantly, on the process of their learning; It is necessary to pay attention to the level of students' mathematics learning, but also to their emotions and attitudes in mathematics activities, so as to help students understand themselves and build confidence. ”

Knowledge is the means to enlighten wisdom, and the process is a dynamic extension of the result. In teaching, we can turn the result into the process, and only then can we turn knowledge into wisdom. This passage from Mr. Yuan Zhenguo's monograph "New Ideas in Education" can better help us think about the relationship between process and outcome.

The process and the result go hand in hand. Without any one, the other will become meaningless.

Without the result of a perfect process, it is destined to be imperfect.

A process that doesn't have a perfect result won't be perfect either.

Therefore, it would be a mistake to overemphasize which of the two is more important.

Of course, in different states, the focus of the process and the result is different.

Before the results are out, the process is crucial.

After the results are in, the results are the only focus.

aqui te amo。

The process is more important, because life is a process, if you only look at the results, look farther, and everyone will eventually hang. In terms of relationships, every relationship has to end in the end, even if it does not end in estrangement and rupture, it will end in life and death.

Everyone expects a good outcome, but unfortunately the outcome is outside of our choice and is firmly tied to the process. Every time a relationship is estranged and broken, we look back and say, if there was a button that could be selected for a long time, didn't I want to press it in the first place? But when you come to this situation, isn't it coming step by step?

But I really can't go on, and I really don't want to maintain this relationship anymore, and now the long-lasting button is in front of us, and we can't press it anymore.

What I'm trying to say is that what we're seeing is a result, but it's essentially a process. Sun Zhi.

Relationships are like that, it's a thing that keeps changing, and the result is actually difficult. And by the time you get to that point, you're no longer the same you, and he's not the same person, and no matter what the outcome is, both of you will inevitably be affected by the process.

Hahahaha, isn't this nonsense?

If I expect the outcome to be good, the process should not be much worse, otherwise how can it lead to a good outcome? Of course, I went without hesitation. So if I expect the relationship to end up being bad, do I have to go through the process?

Yes, as long as this relationship is not harmful to the two of them, the result can be seen lightly. Otherwise, you should actually think about starting a relationship, and you should also be responsible for others and yourself.

Gibran said that what you love is nothing more than another self. I think it makes sense that you see what you don't like in a bad relationship and what you lack in a good relationship. From beginning to end, it's just you.

If you don't want to get something from others, you end up with pure burdens.