Why do I hate studying so much, and why do so many people hate studying?

I like math, math is not like Chinese to write a lot, English is too tongue-twisting. Just write a few numbers in math and think a lot. Get to the point:

When you get tired from reading a book, give yourself a few minutes to take a break, listen to a song, and walk around your room or outdoors a little, but don't do anything that will make you more tired. Treat yourself to a little bit of goodness once in a while, I mean, set a goal for yourself, even if it's a requirement to read two articles today, and then when you meet the requirements, eat something you like, watch TV or something to treat yourself, but in moderation, don't forget anything about learning when you play.

If you feel bored and in a bad mood, you can talk to a friend or anyone you can confide in to relieve the gloom in your heart.

Of course, you also have to experience the fun of learning with your own heart, and communicate more with your classmates and teachers, in fact, the boring study life will pass quickly.

Got a teacher you hate?

Haha, I don't like to study either! Hate math and have no interest.

Me too, you have to make a favorite subject a goal so that learning is not boring. I think you have to be diligent in learning, and what person who becomes famous succeeds by playing? Talk to the teacher you like so they will show you more tips (that's what I am, hehe).

To enjoy learning, you must first recognize the importance of learning, and when you know the importance of learning, you will enjoy learning.

Because it's annoying, parents are going to call after a while.

Me too, but I have a study conspiracy.

I also hate it because the content is too boring and there is too much homework.

I think that students who are in the school era often seem to be rebellious and liberating, but in fact they may have experienced more hardships on the road of growth.

1.Many students who resisted, verbally abused, and challenged their teachers failed because they were not disciplined and unable to cooperate with their classmates. They often face the possibility of rejection or even abandonment in school.

Some students may believe that their "resistance" is to express their ideas, but in fact many teachers and other students are extremely uneasy about it, and it is difficult for them to succeed and be recognized anyway. Poor performance in school, coupled with problems such as being expelled and punished, can lead to low mood and increased psychological stress.

2.Some students may quickly realize that they are not consistently recognized for their behavior, and they are feeling the hurt of confrontation, shame, and challenge. These more conscious children will soon seek a more positive and appropriate solution, such as trying to make peace with the teacher, studying hard to enrich themselves, and becoming a leader for other students.

After going through such a growth process, they tend to have a better mindset, a more mature mindset, and higher levels of achievement and self-realization.

3.It is undeniable that in some rare cases, such students will persist in their own opinions, and will achieve their goals through their own efforts and perseverance. For example, some puberty or uniquely gifted students may need to turn to other resources to reach their potential, rather than just criticizing the teacher's teaching style.

4.Children who contradicted, abused, and challenged their teachers as students grew up on different paths, and today's different situations and circumstances may force them to change differently.

Regardless of the setbacks and challenges they suffer at what stage, the course they ultimately choose and the achievements they achieve do not affect their future prospects relative to these stages themselves.

Their career development, family life, personal health care, social life, etc., are all made up of a variety of factors that determine which fields, organizations, and professions they are suitable for, and the decision has always been self-acceptance, self-investment, and time management, among other things.

Psychological Analysis: 1. Your Inner Contradictions and Conflicts I see that you really hate to study, and you really want to learn, which is your inner tendency to avoid contradictions and conflicts. Your dad said that your illness affected your studies and spent money, he kept blaming and complaining, so that you had to relate all this to studying, you think it was because you had to study to make your family relationship bad, so that you got sick and delayed**, let your father blame and blame you, so you have a sense of disgust for studying.

Because you can't allow yourself to hate your father and mother who are good to you, then your anger and depression need to have an outlet, learning is a suitable scapegoat, maybe you think that if you don't study, you won't be sick, and you won't have the blame and blame of your family, everything is good, everything is the fault of learning. I understand how you love and hate learning, learning itself is your own business, and it is a path to put effort into for your own life. But on the road to learning, because your parents are too reckless or value the study itself, and neglect your physical and mental health, you have paid too much price, your illness has been delayed, and you can't sleep well and socialize.

Later, you also had serious physical discomfort, and once again you were not valued and cared for by your father, but you were also complained that you should not be sick, and you spent money and delayed your studies, making you feel that the meaning of life is to study, otherwise you will have no value in making a scene, and you will not even be allowed to see a doctor when you are sick. 2. Learn nonviolent communication and express your heart The subject has a lot of anger and sadness suppressed in his heart, and they all need to be vented, Marshall? Luxembourg's book "Nonviolent Communication", I recommend you to read it.

Practice expressing your feelings, needs, and requests, and it's important for you to have an outlet for your emotions, start by practicing talking to yourself "What I observed happened, what thoughts and feelings I have, what needs I have, what requests I can make to myself". Practice nonviolent communication with yourself, and then apply this communication method to your parents. Whenever negative emotions come, experience the changes in your body, which part of your body is uncomfortable, describe it with one or several emotional words, and then feel your negative emotions with your heart, accept them, observe your emotions without judgment, and write down your thoughts and feelings about emotions, which will help you improve your self-awareness and relieve negative emotional pressure.

Take care of your emotions first, you can usually do mindfulness meditation, outdoor sports, follow the ** dance, and write emotional records every day, which can help you manage your emotions. If you really want to learn, focus on learning, and eventually learn what you learn is your own, and others can't have your efforts. There is nothing wrong with learning itself, it is the family's neglect of you that contrasts strongly with the importance of learning, and you feel that you can only be valued in learning, and this value condition makes you feel bored.

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1. Heavy academic load leads to excessive life and psychological pressure, affects the vitality of the immune system, and leads to negative emotions such as anxiety, pain, dissatisfaction and pessimism, so that people are tired of studying;

2. Improper handling of interpersonal relationships. If you do not handle the interpersonal relationship with others well, it will affect your mood, causing people to have bad emotions such as depression and even low self-esteem, resulting in a kind of escape and fear of going to school;

3. Poor grades. Poor learning can seriously discourage people's enthusiasm for learning, make people feel a sense of frustration, and eventually lead people to avoid learning and not want to go to school.