Why do some students hold books every day, but their academic performance is still average?

Nowadays, many children are under great pressure, especially some middle school students and high school students. Because of the problem of entering a higher school, the pressure from schools and parents is particularly great every day. However, we often see this situation. Some students are holding books in various studies every day, but their grades are still not up. In fact, there are many factors that lead to this reason.

First of all, the student's mind is not at all on study, because some students look at him with books every day, but they don't know which country his mind has wandered to. Holding a book every day is just a show. After all, if you don't pretend, you may face all kinds of nagging from teachers and parents. Therefore, for such children, even if they hold textbooks for 24 hours, their grades will not improve.

At the same time, another reason is that students have not found a way to learn. For some students, learning is relatively easy, but often their academic performance is really better, mainly because they have found their own learning methods. Many students cram every day, don't pay attention to methods, just give themselves pressure. In fact, this method is most likely to lead to learning today and forgetting tomorrow.

Although some children read books very carefully every day, their academic performance still can't get on. The two main factors are initiative and thinking. Some children read books every day, but they are actually forced by their parents or teachers. They want to play or do other things themselves, but after being supervised by others, they can only learn passively. This kind of learning itself lacks initiative and cannot be improved.

Also lack of thinking ability, especially for some knowledge of mathematics and physics. If you only rely on rote memorization, you can't solve the problem at all. Some children have poor thinking ability and just read the words in the book blindly, but they are not thinking about this problem at all.