The advantages and disadvantages of learning to be obsessed with a dead end.

Everything needs to be divided into two and treated dialectically. Of course, the same is true of learning to be obsessed with a dead end. Let's talk about the benefits of learning to be obsessed with a dead end.

Think seriously

Students who are obsessed with this subject are seriously thinking about the problem. Compared with those students who don't know much about the subject knowledge and don't pretend to understand, these seriously thinking students have a very correct attitude towards learning and take learning very seriously.

Strong curiosity

Love to delve into a dead end shows that students have a strong curiosity about learning this matter, which is an innate thirst for knowledge. This thirst for knowledge is fertile ground for cultivating the spirit of scientific research and innovation, and we should not stifle it.

Deep understanding

If a child understands a very complicated knowledge point through his own research, it means that he has thoroughly understood this knowledge point, and his understanding and memory of this knowledge point are in place, and he has really absorbed this knowledge point.

Can't concentrate in class

In class, if children blindly study and think about the knowledge points explained by the teacher, they may not be able to concentrate on listening to the course content explained by the teacher. The knowledge that can be absorbed in such a class will be very limited and the classroom efficiency will be very low. Although they may want to understand this knowledge point in the future, they will lose more because of small things.

Affect test scores

If you have been struggling with a difficult problem during the exam, it may lead to other relatively easy problems not being done, so that you can't get the higher score you could have got, and the exam results can't reflect your true level.

Get lost in one's own thinking

I don't ask teachers and other students questions that I don't understand in my study, but I like to delve into them myself. You may always get caught up in your own thinking and take a long time to solve it. Over time, students' self-confidence in learning will decline, resulting in a sense of powerlessness and loss of interest in learning.