Don't be a bookworm

Author: Li Yaoren
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: When Galileo discovered the "isochronism of the pendulum," he was only 19 years old. Gauss discovered the "little twenty multiplication" when he was also just 19, and Galois proposed "group theory" at the age of 20. From this, we can see that the human brain matures between the ages of 20 and 30 and stops growing. From the experimental observations of scientists, we know that the human brain develops rapidly during childhood, and about 97-98% of primary school students complete their brain development at this stage. Subsequently, it grows slowly and reaches its peak between the ages of 18 and 20. From this, we can see that during the period of brain development, it is not worthwhile to waste mental energy on rote memorization. Intelligent people are good at using their brains to do things that benefit both others and themselves. The more you use your brain, the sharper it becomes. It is absolutely essential not to let it remain in a stagnant state. Once the human brain stops functioning due to rust, it becomes extremely difficult to start it up again. This book will introduce you to various methods for learning in a relaxed and effective way. We hope you will try them out, give your best effort, and believe that they will greatly help your studies. Students, the 21st century has arrived. If your study methods are still stuck in the year 2000, that would be far too outdated! Only by cultivating personalized study methods can you successfully transform the printed words in textbooks into scoring tools in exams. Learning requires diligence, and techniques can be developed. Please absorb the exclusive study secrets in this book at the fastest speed to exercise your long-stagnant brain. Remember: bookworms who work themselves to the bone are no longer in vogue!