As a college student, it is quite normal to be tired of learning. I often feel tired of studying, but I always have to find a way to solve it, otherwise I will stagnate. We must first find out whether our boredom is psychological or physical. I summed up some reasons and corresponding solutions, hoping to help you.

First, the first is psychological weariness. If you are afraid of what you have learned, the solution is not to think about eating into a big fat man and disassembling the target. I just need to finish a small part today and continue to finish it tomorrow. If you feel that there are too many things to do in your study. The solution to too many tasks is: according to the importance, learn to do the ordinary difficult, have a sense of accomplishment (immediate motivation), then do the most difficult, and then do the simplest. The solution to too many complex tasks is to learn task classification management and list all tasks in all time periods, which are divided into long-term tasks and short-term tasks. Do important and urgent tasks first, and then do unimportant and urgent tasks.

Second, it may be physical exhaustion. If it is a bad mental state, the solution is: sleep. It's best to sleep for about half an hour, neither too long nor too short. Because bad sleep often affects our mood, leading to our inability to concentrate on our studies, good sleep is very important for college students. If you are tired of studying because of depression, the solution is to eat something delicious, listen to your favorite music and relax yourself.

Third, finally convince yourself to open your heart and give psychological hints. In fact, many successful people don't like going to college, or even finishing college, so don't take studying hard as the only way out, or you will put too much pressure on yourself and cause mental health, which is not worth the loss.

I used to be like you. I stopped reading books after I went to college. My reason is that I studied hard every year before I went to college, and I was always a top student at my age. So after I went to college, I naturally felt I should relax. I was really tired, but in my junior year, I found that I couldn't fool around any longer, so I began to take an active part in some club work, opened up my hobbies, and then began to look for a job according to my hobbies after graduation.

But what you need to do now is to seriously think about what you like to do best, and then expand your hobbies.

I believe that all efforts have an exit. No effort is in vain, your sweat will come back to you one day, and what you escape will haunt you again one day. Sometimes learning cannot be too utilitarian. I think it's enough to do everything best and have a clear conscience.