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20 19 Several "Weapons" of the Economist Institute
The success of many famous scholars at all times and all over the world is inseparable from their scientific and effective learning methods. Then, let them give you some weapons! 1, scientist Bacon's "honey-making method": We should not collect flowers alone like ants, nor should we spin silk in our stomachs like spiders, but should collect flowers like bees to make them sweet.

2. Zhu's "three methods": there are three ways to read: heart, eyes and mouth.

3. Educator Confucius's "combination of learning and thinking": learning without thinking is useless, thinking without learning is dangerous.

4. The novelist Balzac's rhetorical question: All the keys to science are question marks.

5. Writer Lev. Tolstoy's "thinking method": only through positive thinking can real knowledge be achieved.

6, psychologist Locke's "How many methods": the secret of extensive knowledge is: don't learn a lot at once.

7. The physiologist Pavlov's "Step by Step Method": If you want to know everything, it means that you don't know anything.

8. Voltaire's "Rereading Method": Rereading an old book is like meeting an old friend.

9. Writer Ouyang Xiu's "Three Steps": Immediately, on the pillow and on the toilet. www.jjsedu.org

10, historian Chen Heng's "reading method": read the table of contents before reading, and know what you are doing.

1 1, scholar Wang Shengming's "Exhausted Zephyr": knowledge is like a fish, and the directory is like a web. You should learn to salvage books with nets.

12, astronomer Copernicus's "method of combining essence": good at collecting the theoretical essence of similar disciplines.

13, educator Bruner's "interest method": the best stimulus for learning is interest in the materials learned.