Learning How to Learn (Sublimated Work by the Author of "The Nature of Learning")

This book uses real-life examples to explain in an easy-to-understand manner the process of learning and how we should learn. The author develops methods to improve learning based on practical problems. The content mainly involves how to stimulate intrinsic learning motivation, how to exercise memory, how to ask and solve problems, how to master and process information, and how to adapt the body state to learning, etc. This book is developed around these truly "unavoidable" issues. The specific chapters are arranged as follows: - Be aware of individuals' unique learning methods: It focuses on everyone's understanding of their own learning methods, especially memory methods, and ways to change learners' relationships with knowledge (all types of knowledge) and with others (including learning peers, related people, and family members). ——Cultivation of cognitive abilities: Learn to clarify situations, solve problems, process information, learn to take notes, make summaries, reports, memorize, share, establish rules... At the same time, you must also learn to explore, discover, innovate, create, research, and put it into action to continuously temper yourself. ——Improve personal abilities: Learn to manage your own efforts, investment in learning, emotions arising from learning, learning time, and learning motivation. The purpose is to maintain the enthusiasm for learning and constantly activate and strengthen the desire to learn. At the same time, you must also learn to look at the problem in the context of the specific situation and the relationship with the people and things around you during the process of a project.