Star-rated life's hearts

The second volume of education column

Educational train (1~3)

1. Good homework may not succeed in the future

Xue Yong once said in the article "Work or Study": "Good homework may not be successful in the future."

Students cannot just read books by themselves, and do whatever they should do in their spare time, such as doing housework or volunteering. For example, developing some hobbies and cultivating interests and specialties. It is also good to read some leisure books.

It is best to do your own things by yourself, and not to do everything by adults. The result of doing everything is very serious. Let me give you an example to see the whole story. Some people study hard and continue to study abroad. Finally, because they cannot take care of themselves, they read back to China and their parents.

2. Repeat the exercises and proficiency in every detail

Peking Opera master Yu Shuyan rarely accepts apprentices, but he teaches the plays in detail and does not fully learn them. He believes that he cannot learn without the determination to grind an iron rod into a needle. Yu Shuyan's teaching methods and ideas are worth learning.

Classroom teaching should not be too much, and it is not advisable to instill in the whole classroom. Lock the target before class, focus on the classroom. Repeat it repeatedly and master it bit by bit. Only after you fully understand it can you impart new knowledge.

3. Gossip creation

The sentences I have read sporadically, but somehow they are paired together today. I don’t know if they are combined reasonably or not, so I write them out to listen to everyone’s teachings.

Suffering tortures people can also create people. Poetry is only poor, but knowing shame is almost courageous. There is no pillars in the greenhouse, and songs of joy fly out of the waves. Without good habits, it is difficult to achieve a large climate. A little achievement will not last long. With good habits, you will achieve success sooner or later.

After saying these, I couldn't help but remember a sentence that Moro said, which was quite inspired. Moro said: "A person who has not been deeply hurt by the suffering of reality can become a great philosopher, historian, and psychologist, but not a writer, because even a mediocre writer is caused by fate and torture. A great writer almost has to be at the cost of great harm and serious incompleteness of the soul." I wonder if Moro's words still apply to contemporary writers?
Chapter completed!