Learn to Learn: from Self-Awareness to Efficient Learning

Profound truths are told through short story fragments, which are clear and easy to understand. A friend of the author started learning English crazily as soon as he entered the company in order to get a chance to study abroad on a government mission. Finally, he got the opportunity to study abroad and was sent overseas. Now he has become the vice president of an overseas branch. Everyone's learning opportunities are different. If you realize that you must learn but are unable to find a learning method that suits you, you can read this book. In the book, the author not only summarizes the learning methods of sixteen outstanding figures, but also shares his own learning skills.

Confucius said, teach students in accordance with their aptitude. I thought it was because one uniform approach might not work for everyone. Only by recognizing individual differences and taking targeted measures can we solve the problem. Many parents are worried about their children's performance, but a few parents realize that what needs to be changed is their children's learning methods and learning abilities. It's not just about being able to do a certain question. This book inspired me, and I think it is also a very important inspiration in the field of education. I used to be very worried about how I should study. Some people are very good at sleeping after class, but their method may not be suitable for me. Later, I summarized the experiences of many people based on my own personality and formed a relatively systematic learning method. After reading this book again, I think it is very necessary.

After reading this book, I suddenly felt that the learning methods I used in the past few years were not suitable for me. I often couldn't stick to it, and at the same time I couldn't see the effect. I gave up many plans when I felt they were useless, and most of them were abandoned because I didn't have a good process. After reading it, I found it very useful. Several of the methods have been used by people around me. I hope it will be helpful in the future lifelong learning process.

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The first and third parts of this book introduce Mr. Saito Takashi's own breakthrough learning method. Turning points in life often take time to be verified. Even Mr. Saito, the contemporary leader, would recall his past like this: "When I had to reread, I was deeply shocked, and my self-righteousness collapsed. I painfully realized that my attitude towards learning so far was problematic, so I started studying hard." At the beginning of the first part, Mr. Saito also told those who were not successful in study and work: You "just haven't found a learning method that suits you yet." At the same time, he also encouraged them: "It's natural that things don't go well, because you haven't succeeded yet." The preface of this book mentioned the three stages of "finding a learning method that suits you→persistence→breakthrough". From the original learning methods of great people, we can also find that the premise of "persistence" mentioned here is to find a learning method that suits you and your own personality characteristics.

I am currently a senior in high school, but my grades have not reached the level I expected. After taking the city survey exam in the past two weeks, I feel very tired, not because my grades are unsatisfactory, but because I am not satisfied with my current learning status. Although the college entrance examination is coming soon, I still can't devote myself to studying. I always want to make some plans to help me establish an order for my studies, but the more plans I make, the more disruptions I have. In addition, the weather has changed recently and I have been sick for two days without going to school. My mentality is on the verge of collapse. I was lucky enough to come across this book at this time. It told me: As long as you have curiosity about knowledge, you will never feel bored in your life. Yes, as long as we are on the road of learning, are those exams and further studies still so important? I'm not saying they are unimportant, but I suddenly felt that even if I did well or failed in the college entrance examination, wouldn't it be the ability to learn that will accompany me throughout my life? Will my life change because of a failed exam? As long as I have enough learning ability, I believe that no matter what, I can live the life I want. There is another sentence in the book that I also like very much: The meaning of competition is not to defeat the other party, but to continuously improve one's own strength. I think maybe I have paid too much attention to my ranking since the beginning of my third year of high school. I always wonder whether they will do better than me this time and whether they will write more than me, but there is no need at all. The meaning of competition is not to defeat them, but to improve my strength. There are mountains beyond the mountains, and there is a sky beyond the sky. Even if you beat the classmates in the class, what about the whole city? What about the whole province? After discovering this truth, I felt relieved. In short, I highly recommend everyone to read this book. Especially when you are hesitant, please be sure to open this book from the beginning and study it carefully.

The first and third parts of this book introduce Mr. Saito Takashi's own breakthrough learning method. Turning points in life often take time to be verified. Even Mr. Saito, the contemporary leader, would recall his past like this: "When I had to reread, I was deeply shocked, and my self-righteousness collapsed. I painfully realized that my attitude towards learning so far was problematic, so I started studying hard." At the beginning of the first part, Mr. Saito also told those who were not successful in study and work: You "just haven't found a learning method that suits you yet." At the same time, he also encouraged them: "It's natural that things don't go well, because you haven't succeeded yet." The preface of this book mentioned the three stages of "finding a learning method that suits you→persistence→breakthrough". From the original learning methods of great people, we can also find that the premise of "persistence" mentioned here is to find a learning method that suits you and your own personality characteristics.

This book uses short story fragments to tell profound truths, which are clear and easy to understand. A friend of the author started learning English crazily as soon as he entered the company in order to get a chance to study abroad on a government mission. Finally, he got the opportunity to study abroad and was sent overseas. Now he has become the vice president of an overseas branch. Everyone's learning opportunities are different. If you realize that you must learn but are unable to find a learning method that suits you, you can read this book. In the book, the author not only summarizes the learning methods of sixteen outstanding figures, but also shares his own learning skills.

The "Character Learning Method" mentioned in this book is very interesting. Everyone has their own learning characteristics, and it is really important to find a suitable method. I think of a friend of mine who went to work after graduating from junior high school, but he loved learning English. He listened to English songs and watched American dramas whenever he had time. Now he speaks English fluently. This book makes me feel that as long as you have the desire to learn, it is never too late to start. As the book says, only by breaking through yourself can you change the status quo.

Japanese writer Takashi Saito's "Learning to Learn: From Self-Awareness to Efficient Learning" emphasizes that people who achieve excellent results must have their own unique learning methods. We often emphasize that people should be self-disciplined, but what happens to many people is that they set a goal with great determination and then give up after only two or three days of implementation. Over and over again, we are completely stuck in the same place. Haruki Murakami once said: "No matter how hard something is, as long as it is suitable for our own personality characteristics, we can persist for a long time." The original purpose of learning is to get us out of the current predicament, but if you don't find a learning method that suits you, it will be difficult to break through the status quo. We need to understand which time period we are in, under what environment, and in which method it is easier to enter the learning state. Because we are adults who understand our own personalities and habits and have clear goals, once we master the learning method that suits us, we will quickly become stronger.

Since ancient times, we Chinese have had the simple and unpretentious saying "live until you are old and learn". People are constantly experiencing and learning from experience. But where to learn? How to learn? What exactly will you learn? How to use it after learning it? The answers to these practical questions can be found in this book. Saito Takashi's "Learning to Learn" not only provides theoretical guidance, but also gives practical suggestions and techniques, which can help readers better master learning methods and skills. Whether you are a student or a working person entering the society, you can get inspiration and help from this book and improve your learning skills.

It seems that the one that impressed me most was the Analects mentioned by the author.

After watching it once, I don't think I can do it. It will be better to read this book "Mini Habits: Self-management rules so simple that it's impossible to fail"

This book is very concise and easy to understand

The method is simple, easy to understand and very practical!

You can learn from it, you have to have your own way of learning

It's okay just barely. It has a certain inspiring value for me. I don't introduce too specific learning methods. It mainly depends on my own understanding.

The understanding of learning has indeed improved a lot. Very helpful

I hope I can find what I want from the book The final touch is the finishing touch