1. knowledge accumulation: people who skip classes and go to the library to study have more time and opportunities to study independently, and can read relevant books and materials in depth to accumulate knowledge more systematically and comprehensively.
2. Self-learning ability: Go to the library to study independently, and cultivate their self-organization and learning ability. In the centralized learning environment of the library, they may be more focused and persistent in learning, and consciously plan the learning progress and content.
3. Mastery of learning methods: People who skip classes and go to the library have the opportunity to explore and try different learning methods and find suitable learning methods and strategies. They may know how to arrange their time reasonably, read efficiently, take notes and review.
4. Preview and review in advance: Library study can help them preview and review the course content in advance, and have a deeper understanding and mastery of teaching knowledge. This has a positive impact on preparation and homework.
5. Increase the breadth and depth of the subject: people who skip classes and go to the library have the opportunity to further broaden and deepen their subject knowledge. In addition to what the teacher teaches in class, you can consult more external materials to understand the relevant frontier and development of the discipline.
It should be noted that skipping classes to study in the library does not mean that you will not participate in classroom teaching at all. It is very important to participate in the classroom properly and interact with teachers and classmates, because it helps to get the latest teaching content, understand the teacher's explanation and guidance, and get the opportunity to cooperate with classmates. Therefore, it is very important to properly grasp the balance between skipping classes and going to the library to study.