学一些有用的东西
科学小发明小创造方法大全
小发明、小创造方法大全1、加一加什么叫做“加一加”呢?我们在搞创造发明时可以这样想：在这中东西上添加些什么或把这件东西跟其他东西组合在一起，行不行?这件东西加长,加高,加厚一些可以吗? “加一加”后会变成什么新东西?这新东西有哪些用途?我们在搞发明创造时，就要把无意的“加一加”变为有意的“加一加”。
我们学习中常用的文具许多就是“加一加”的产物。
如“铅笔+橡皮”就成了橡皮头铅笔。
在圆珠笔杆上加上裁纸刀，可以随手把写好的纸条裁下来。
在圆珠笔杆上加上小木梳，外出旅行的人使用起来十分方便。
把3分钟颜色的笔芯装在一个笔杆中，就成了三色圆珠笔，在写字时可随时选用不同颜色。
最近，文具店里出售的一种集钢笔，圆珠笔和改正液于一体的多用笔也是“加一加”而成的。
还有如在卷笔刀加上小镜子、橡皮、小毛刷和成放木屑的小盒子，就成了一种深受小学生欢迎的多用卷笔刀了。
家用电器中运用了“加一加”的例子则更多。
如：收音机+录音机+放音机+选曲电脑=多功能收录机电话+录音机=录音电话锅子+电炉=电暖锅许多多功能与裙子加在一起，就成了女孩子们夏天爱穿的连衣裙：把帽子与衣服加在一起，就是流行的新颖风衣。
当前流行的组合家具，就是许多单件家具相加。
当然它不是简单的相加，而是巧妙地组合。
组合家具美观、实用、又充分地利用房间的空间。
在少年儿童的小发明、小创造活动中，同学也运用了“加一加”这把金钥匙打开了一扇扇创造之门。
一个四年级的小学生在他日常使用的钢笔杆上贴上日历，成了日历钢笔。
它既可以写字，又可以查日期，写起日期来可用得上了。
有一个一年级的小同学在垫板的一边刻上厘米刻度，等于在垫板上加上一把尺，可以一物两用。
有一个三年级的小同学把圆珠笔的笔杆做成伸缩的，拉长后就成了教棒。
一个三年级的小学生看到妈妈给小弟弟喂牛奶时，怕烫着小弟弟，先尝一尝试试温度。
他想，这样不卫生，但不尝一尝又无法知道牛奶的温度，怎么解决这个问题呢？他想到了“加一加”，就设计在奶瓶内壁上装一支温度计。
如何加强孩子记忆力有什么有用的食物
如何加强孩子记忆力有什么有用的食物加强孩子记忆的方法1、生动的讲故事要提高宝宝记忆力,家长们就要改掉通常的讲故事方法。
一般宝宝在睡觉前的记忆力到达顶峰,所以此时给宝宝讲故事效果最正确。
而且家长们讲故事一定要声情并茂,多采用颜色鲜明的工具作为道具,引导宝宝去理解记忆故事内容,引导宝宝去复述故事,猜测故事接下来的开展总之,越有趣,越让宝宝参与其中越能提高宝宝的记忆力。
2、利用游戏来记忆好多家长经常命令孩子别忘记,一定记住,可是孩子最后全部都忘的一干二净。
而聪明的爸爸妈妈们都是让孩子在游戏中记忆,在快乐中学习的。
例如:有拍手歌来记忆数字,你拍一,我拍一。
3、注意集中在进行记忆的时候,集中注意力是很有效的帮助记忆的一个手段。
排除外界的干扰,专心致志于需要记忆的事物上,大脑皮层留下的记忆内容就会比较深刻,遗忘的也会比较慢。
如果孩子不专心,东张西望,记忆效果肯定要大打折扣。
4、提快乐趣对于孩子有兴趣的东西,他们的主观性自然就会比较强,这样记忆的效果也会比较好,如果他们没有兴趣却非要他们强行记忆,必然会花很多时间却收效甚微。
所以,爸爸妈妈们要有意识的培养孩子的学习兴趣。
5、理解记忆理解是记忆的根底,只有对学习材料进行充分的理解,才能够对记忆这些材料产生促进作用。
死记硬背遗忘的也快。
6、过度学习什么是过度学习呢就是对学习材料在记住的根底上,再多记几遍,以此来到达熟记、牢记的程度。
比方,您的孩子如果记忆六遍能够记住,那么爸爸妈妈们就让孩子再记忆三遍,这样记忆的效果会更好,也记得更牢固,遗忘的也会比较慢。
7、及时复习及时复习是稳固记忆的有效方法。
不断进行复习,能够及时纠正记忆过程中出现的错误,使得记忆中的遗漏也能够得到弥补,使学习内容难点记得更牢。
8、多管齐下多种记忆方法一起使用,能够调动身体的各种感官,刺激记忆能力,强化需要记忆的东西,这样记忆效果自然不会低。
所以,爸爸妈妈们可以让孩子视听结合,灵活运用分类记忆、图表记忆、缩短记忆及编提纲、作笔记、卡片等记忆方法来增强记忆力。
学有所用的作文
学有所用的作文都说“知识就是力量”，这话可一点不假。
咱就说我自个儿的经历吧，那可真是把学到的东西实实在在地用上了，就像超级英雄亮出了自己的绝招。
我小时候学数学，那叫一个头疼。
什么一加一等于二还好说，可一到那些个应用题，就感觉像进了迷宫，转得我晕头转向的。
我爸妈为了我这数学啊，没少操心，给我请家教，买各种各样的练习册。
当时我就想，学这些个弯弯绕绕的东西有啥用啊，难道以后去菜市场买菜还得列个方程式不成？您还别说，还真就有这么巧的事儿。
有一次我和我妈去菜市场，我们走到一个卖水果的摊位前。
那苹果看着就水灵，我妈就打算买点。
摊主是个看起来很精明的大叔，他说：“这苹果可好了，三块钱一斤，你们要多少？”我妈挑了一些，然后递给摊主让他称。
称完之后，摊主说：“一共是五斤三两，算你十六块钱得了。
”我一听，这不对啊，按照三块钱一斤，五斤就是十五块，三两呢，三两就是0.3斤，那0.3乘以3等于0.9元，总共应该是15 + 0.9 = 15.9元啊。
我就跟摊主说：“大叔，您算错了吧，应该是15.9元。
”摊主一开始还不信，拿计算器又算了一遍，然后笑着说：“小朋友，你可真聪明，这书没白读啊。
”当时我心里那叫一个得意，这数学知识可算是派上用场了，不仅省了一毛钱，还让我觉得自己就像个小侦探，一眼就看穿了数字的小把戏。
再说说语文。
我平时就喜欢看各种小说、故事书，写作文的时候就感觉那些好词好句就像小精灵一样，从我的脑海里蹦出来，跳到我的作文纸上。
有一回学校举办作文比赛，主题是“我的梦想”。
我就把我对未来的各种憧憬，用我积累的那些优美的文字洋洋洒洒地写了出来。
什么“我梦想着像鸟儿一样自由翱翔在天际，俯瞰大地的每一寸山河，那将是一场无与伦比的视觉盛宴，我会在飞翔中寻找生命的真谛，像勇敢的探险家在未知的领域里开拓进取。
”我写得那叫一个带劲。
结果呢，我得了个一等奖。
站在领奖台上的时候，我就想，这都是平时读那些语文书，看那些课外读物的功劳啊。
工程学有用的东西
工程学有用的东西工程学那可真是个神奇的领域，有太多有用的东西啦。
咱就来说说工程施工的一些规程吧。
一、适用范围这工程施工规程啊，适用于各种各样的建筑工程场景，不管是盖高楼大厦呢，还是修个小桥梁。
像城市里那些拔地而起的写字楼，这规程就像是指南针一样，指引着整个施工过程。
只要是涉及到土木工程建设的，从打地基开始到最后的装修收尾，都得按照这个规程来。
哪怕是在乡下盖个小房子，要是想盖得稳稳当当，不出岔子，这规程也能派上大用场。
就好比下棋有棋谱一样，不管是象棋还是围棋，都得照着一定的规则走，工程施工也不例外。
二、引用标准在制定这个工程施工规程的时候，那可是参照了不少厉害的标准呢。
国家标准就像班级里的班主任，那是必须要遵守的。
比如说《建筑工程施工质量验收统一标准》，这就像一个大框架，把施工的质量验收标准都框定得死死的。
还有行业标准，像是建筑行业里那些经验丰富的老师傅们总结出来的经验，也被融入进去了。
这些标准合在一起，就像武林高手的秘籍一样，让整个工程施工有了规范和权威的保障。
三、术语和定义工程里有些术语可让人迷糊，所以得解释清楚。
就说“混凝土强度等级”吧，这可不是随便起的名字。
它就像汽车的不同排量一样，代表着混凝土抗压能力的大小。
强度等级越高，就好比汽车排量越大，劲儿越大，能承受的压力就越大。
再比如说“抗震设防烈度”，这就像是给房子打的预防针的度数，告诉大家这个房子要能抵抗多大强度的地震。
如果不把这些术语弄明白，就像炒菜不知道盐和糖的区别，那工程可就乱套了。
四、职责分工在工程施工这个大舞台上，不同的人有不同的角色，也就是职责分工明确着呢。
施工队就像冲锋陷阵的士兵，他们负责按照图纸进行实际的操作，一砖一瓦地把房子盖起来。
工程师呢，就像军师一样，在后方出谋划策，设计图纸，解决施工过程中遇到的技术难题。
监理就像是监考官，瞪大眼睛检查施工过程有没有按照规程来，有没有偷工减料。
材料供应商也不能马虎，他们得像靠谱的后勤兵，提供质量合格的材料，要是提供的材料不行，那就像给战士发了坏枪，这工程肯定得出问题。
如何在大学学到有用的东西英语作文50词
如何在大学学到有用的东西英语作文50词全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1How to Learn Useful Stuff in CollegeHey guys! Have you ever wondered what college is like and how you can learn lots of cool and useful things there? Well, let me tell you all about it!First of all, college is like a big school for grown-ups. You know how in elementary school you have different classrooms for math, science, reading, and all that? Well, in college, it's kind of the same, but the classes are called "courses," and you get to choose which ones you want to take! Isn't that awesome?Now, you might be thinking, "But I already know how to read and do math and stuff, why do I need to learn more?" That's a good question! See, in college, you get to dive deeper into the subjects you're really interested in. You know how sometimes in school, you learn something and you're like, "Whoa, that's so cool, I want to know more about it!"? Well, in college, you can do just that!Let me give you an example. Let's say you're really into dinosaurs (because who isn't, right?). In elementary school, you might have learned a little bit about dinosaurs in your science class, but in college, you could take a whole course dedicated to dinosaurs! You'd learn about all the different types of dinosaurs, how they lived, what they ate, and how they became extinct. You could even study their fossils and bones, and maybe even dig up some dinosaur remains yourself! How cool is that?But dinosaurs are just one example. In college, you can study pretty much anything you're interested in. Love art? Take courses in painting, sculpting, or art history. Want to be a scientist? Take classes in chemistry, biology, or physics. Maybe you're into building stuff? You could study engineering or architecture. The possibilities are endless!Now, I know what you're thinking: "But won't all those classes be super hard and boring?" Not at all! In college, the professors (that's what they call the teachers) really know their stuff, and they make the classes fun and interesting. They might take you on field trips, have you do cool experiments, or even let you work on real-world projects. It's nothing like sitting in a classroom all day listening to someone drone on and on.Plus, in college, you get to choose your own schedule. You can pick classes that fit your interests and your learning style. If you're a morning person, you can take classes earlier in the day. If you're more of a night owl, you can take evening classes. You can even take some classes online if you want to!But wait, there's more! College isn't just about learning in the classroom. It's also about learning outside of it. You'll have the chance to join clubs and organizations based on your interests. Love playing video games? There's probably a gaming club you can join. Into sports? You could join an intramural team or even play for the college team! There are clubs for just about everything you can imagine.And let's not forget about making new friends! In college, you'll meet people from all over the place with all sorts of different backgrounds and interests. You'll get to learn about different cultures, try new foods, and maybe even pick up a new language or two. It's like having the whole world right there on your campus!But the best part about college? You get to learn how to be independent and figure out who you really are. Sure, your parents and teachers have guided you up until now, but in college, you'll get to make your own choices and decisions. You'lllearn how to manage your time, how to study effectively, and how to take care of yourself. It's like getting a taste of what it's like to be a real grown-up!Now, I know what you're thinking: "College sounds like a lot of work!" And you're right, it is. But it's also a lot of fun, and it's totally worth it. Think of all the cool stuff you'll learn and all the amazing experiences you'll have. Plus, getting a college education will help you land your dream job one day and make a difference in the world.So, if you want to learn useful things and have an awesome time doing it, college is definitely the place to be. Just remember to work hard, stay focused, and don't be afraid to try new things. Who knows, you might even discover a passion or talent you never knew you had!Alright, that's enough from me. I hope this gives you a better idea of what college is all about and how you can learn lots of useful stuff there. Now go out there and start dreaming big!篇2How to Learn Useful Stuff in Big Kid SchoolYou know how your mommy and daddy are always telling you that you need to study hard and do well in school so you can get into a good college? Well, I'm here to tell you that going to college is super duper important, but it's not just about getting good grades. Nuh-uh! It's about learning lots of really cool and useful things that will help you in life.When you get to college, you're gonna be a big kid, maybe even a teenager! Can you believe it? You'll get to choose what kinds of classes you want to take and what you want to learn about. It's gonna be awesome! But with so many choices, it can be kinda confusing too. That's why I'm gonna give you some tips on how to make sure you're learning the most useful stuff.First things first, pay attention in class! I know, I know, it's hard to sit still and listen to the teacher drone on and on. But trust me, those professors know their stuff. They've studied their subjects for like, a bazillion years! So when they're talking, really try to listen and understand what they're saying. Ask questions if you don't get something. And take good notes! That way, you can review everything later.Speaking of reviewing, that's my next tip. You gotta study, study, study! It's not enough to just show up to class and noddin' your head. You need to read your textbooks, review your notes,and practice what you've learned. That's how it really sinks into your noggin. And don't be afraid to ask your professors or classmates for help if you're struggling. We're all in this learning thing together!Another super important tip is to get involved on campus. Join clubs, participate in activities, and meet new people. Not only is it fun, but you'll learn all sorts of useful skills like teamwork, leadership, and communication. Plus, you'll make lots of new friends who can help you study and maybe even become your future co-workers or bosses one day!But academics and activities aren't everything. You also need to take care of yourself. Get plenty of rest, eat healthy foods, and exercise regularly. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind, and you'll need both to tackle all that college learning. Oh, and don't forget to have some fun too! Go to parties, explore the city your college is in, and make awesome memories. College is a special time, so enjoy it!Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Susie, what kinds of useful things will I actually learn in college?" Great question! Well, let me give you some examples:If you take classes in business, you'll learn about economics, marketing, accounting, and how to run a company. Those aresuper useful skills if you want to be an entrepreneur or work in an office one day.If you study science, you'll learn about biology, chemistry, physics, and how the world around us works. That can lead to careers in medicine, engineering, research, or even being an astronaut! How cool is that?For the math and computer whizzes out there, you can take classes in statistics, calculus, programming, and database management. Those technical skills are in huge demand these days, especially with all the cool new technology being invented.If you're more of a creative type, you can study art, music, writing, or theater. While those might not seem "useful" at first, they teach you skills like creative thinking, self-expression, and storytelling that are awesome for any career.And let's not forget about the humanities like history, philosophy, psychology, and foreign languages. Learning about different cultures, how people think, and communicating effectively are crazy useful no matter what you end up doing.Those are just some of the super cool things you can study in college. But here's the most important thing to remember: learning is useful! Knowledge is power, kiddo. The more youknow about different subjects, the better equipped you'll be to take on the world. So don't just skate by doing the minimum. Immerse yourself, ask questions, and soak up as much info as your growing brain can hold!College is gonna be full of challenges, late nights, and maybe even a few tears. But if you follow my tips and have a great attitude, you'll gain knowledge and skills that will serve you for the rest of your life. Who knows, you might even discover your life's passion or purpose! How neat is that?So get ready, study hard, and brace yourself for four (or maybe even more) years of mind-expanding, life-changing awesomeness. Big Kid School, here you come!篇3How to Actually Learn Stuff in CollegeHey there! You want to know the secret to learning awesome and useful things when you get to college? Well, you came to the right place! I'm gonna give it to you straight from a kid who just started their first year. Are you ready? Here goes!The number one most important thing is to GO TO CLASS! I cannot stress this enough. Showing up is honestly half the battle.Sure, it's tempting to sleep in or skip to hang with your friends. But trust me, you'll regret it big time if you miss too many classes. The professors talk about the stuff that's going to be on the tests and assignments. If you're not there, you're gonna be totally lost.Which brings me to my next big tip - take good notes! Don't just sit there zoning out or going on your phone the whole time. Pay attention and write down everything important the teacher says or puts on the board/slides. Get one of those bigger notebooks so you have plenty of room. And use different colored pens or highlighters to help organize your notes. It makes a huge difference when you're studying later if you can easily see the key points and examples.Speaking of studying, you gotta do it consistently and not just cram at the last minute. I learned this the hard way my first semester. Set aside time every single day to review your notes, read the textbook chapters, work on assignments bit by bit, etc. It's so much easier to digest the material in smaller chunks over time instead of leaving it all to the night before.Oh, and make sure to actually read the assigned textbook readings and other materials! I know it's a pain, but that's often where a lot of the test questions come from. At least skim through and take some notes on the main ideas. The readingsgive more details and examples that supplement what was covered in the lectures. It'll help cement your understanding.When you're reading or reviewing your notes, don't just stare at the words! You have to be an active learner. That means asking yourself questions as you go, covering up parts and trying to recall the info, making flashcards of key terms and concepts, and finding ways to apply it to real life situations. Getting creative and making connections is key.Also, don't be afraid to admit when you're struggling to understand something. Go to office hours and ask the professor or TA for extra help! That's what they're there for. They canre-explain it in a different way that might click better for you. Seeking out a tutor is another fantastic option if you really need that one-on-one assistance.Another super important thing is to get involved on campus in some way. Whether it's joining a club related to your major, playing a sport, or just attending events, being engaged helps reinforce what you're learning. You'll get to use those skills in an applied setting and learn from different perspectives.Finally, don't overload yourself to the point of burnout. It's okay to take a lighter course load sometimes if you need to. Having too much on your plate means you won't be able to giveany of your classes your full focus and effort. Quality is better than quantity when it comes to learning.So there you have it - the keys to thriving academically and getting the most out of your education! Stay dedicated, be proactive about understanding the material, get support when needed, apply it in the real world, and don't spread yourself too thin. Follow this advice and you'll be set to gain valuable knowledge that will serve you for life.篇4Title: The Super Awesome Guide to Learning Awesome Stuff at University!Hey kids! Are you wondering what it's like to go to university and learn cool new things? Well, you've come to the right place! I'm going to let you in on all the secrets to getting the most out of university. It's going to be epic!First up, you've got to get pumped about learning! University is all about expanding your brain and discovering awesome new ideas. Don't be like "Ugh, learning is boring." No way! Learning is the best! It's how you level up your mind and get to understand the world better.When you get to university, there will be tons of different subjects you can study. History, science, art, literature, you name it! The key is to pick subjects that you think are genuinely interesting. Don't just go for the easy A classes. Dive into the topics that fascinate you and fire up your curiosity.Once you've picked your classes, it's time to start soaking up that knowledge! But don't just sit there like a brain zombie listening to lectures. Get involved! Ask questions, even if they sound silly at first. Discussion and back-and-forth is how you really start to grasp concepts.Your professors aren't just robots spitting out facts. They're experts who have dedicated their lives to their fields. Take advantage of that! Go to their office hours, pick their brains, and learn from their experiences. Who knows, you might even get to be buddies!Speaking of buddies, your classmates can be an amazing resource too. Study together, trade notes, debate ideas. You'll be surprised how much you can learn from each other. Just don't spend too much time goofing off playing video games!Here's another pro tip: Get hands-on whenever possible. For science classes, get into the lab and run some experiments. For arts classes, grab those brushes and sculpting tools. There's nobetter way to understand something than by doing it yourself. Plus, it's a ton of fun!While you're learning all this incredible new stuff, take careful notes. That's going to be your secret sauce for acing exams. Don't just write down word-for-word what the professor says. Think it through, summarize it in your own words. That's going to cement it in your noggin.Most importantly, don't be afraid to ask for help if you get stuck or confused. That's what TAs (Teaching Assistants) are there for. Go to them during their office hours and get those knowledge holes patched up before they get too big!Oh, and about those dreaded all-nighters before an exam or big project? Yeah, those aren't doing your brain any favors. Your best bet is to pace yourself, get plenty of sleep, eat well, and study in shorter chunks. That's how you'll absorb info like a superhero sponge!Now I know what you're thinking: "But TJ, what if I'm just not feeling it in a certain class? What if it's super snoozeville?" Well, my friend, that's the beauty of university! You can always swap it out for something else that rev's your engine. You're not stuck. This is your chance to explore!At the end of the day, university is what you make of it. It can be an incredible adventure of self-discovery and intellectual growth. Or it can be a total snorefest if you don't put in the effort. But something tells me you're going to be an unstoppable learning machine!So get excited, kid! Embrace every opportunity with an open, curious mind. Become a master question asker and knowledge seeker. And who knows? Maybe you'll even change the world with something you discover! The possibilities are endless when your brain is fired up. Now go forth and learn!篇5How to Learn Useful Stuff in CollegeHi friends! Today I wanna talk about how to learn useful things when you go to college. College is where big kids go to learn after they finish high school. My brother just started college last year, so I've heard a lot about it from him and my parents.First of all, you gotta pick good classes that will teach you important skills. Don't just take classes that sound fun or easy. Talk to your advisors and students who have already taken the classes to figure out which ones are really valuable. My brother isstudying engineering, so he has to take a ton of math, science, and computer classes. Those will help him get a good job building bridges, robots, or video games when he graduates.Another key is to actually go to class and pay attention! I know it can be super tempting to skip and play video games or sleep in. But you're paying a lot of money for college, so you better make the most of it. My brother says some of his classes are really boring, but he takes good notes anyway. That way he doesn't miss anything important that might be on a test or useful for projects later on.Speaking of tests, you gotta study hard for them! Don't just cram the night before. My brother makes flashcards, re-writes his notes, and practices solving problems over and over again weeks before a big exam. He says the more you practice, the easier it is to remember all that stuff. It's way better than pulling anall-nighter and trying to shove it all in your brain at the last second!It's also really important to get to know your professors. They're like super smart teachers who are experts in their field. If you go to their office hours and ask questions, they can explain confusing topics way better than just reading the textbook alone. My brother struggled at first in this crazy hard physics class. Butafter meeting with his professor a couple times, she gave him tons of great advice for understanding the material. Professors are there to help you, so don't be afraid to talk to them!Another big part of college is getting hands-on experience through internships, research projects, clubs, and more. Just listening to lectures isn't enough to really learn important job skills. My brother is part of an engineering club where they design and build robots to compete against other schools. He gets to put into practice everything he's learning about programming, mechanics, and teamwork. Super cool!One last piece of advice - don't spend all your time studying! College is also a place to make new friends, try new activities, and get experiences you'll never forget. My brother lives in a dorm andhangs out with his roommates all the time. They go to sports games, movies, parties, and even took a random canoeing class together (just for fun!). He says your friends in college can become your friends for life if you stay close after graduation.So in short, take classes strategically, actually go to them and study hard, get help from professors, do hands-on projects, but also have fun! Do all that, and you'll learn a ton of incredibly useful skills and knowledge that can lead to an amazing career someday. College may seem scary, but it'll be one of the mostexciting and rewarding experiences of your whole life if you make the most of it. I can't wait until it's my turn! Let me know if you have any other college questions.篇6How to Learn Useful Stuff in CollegeHi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. My big sister just started college and she's been telling me all about it. College sounds like a big kid playground where you get to learn super cool things! But she also says it's really easy to waste a lot of time and not learn much if you're not careful. That would be a huge bummer after paying so much money!So I asked her how to make sure you actually learn useful stuff in college instead of just goofing around all day. She gave me some great tips that I want to share with you!Tip #1: Go to Class! Duh!This one seems pretty obvious, but my sister says a shocking number of college kids skip classes all the time. Hello? You're paying a bajillion dollars to be there! Those professors are literally getting paid to teach you awesome things. Why would you skip that?My sister says you have to treat class like a job. Would you just not show up if you had a job? I doubt it, unless you want to get fired. Same deal with college. She makes sure to go to every single class, sits near the front, and pays attention instead of playing on her phone or zoning out. Brilliant!Tip #2: Take Good NotesEven if you have the textbook or the prof posts videos, my sis says taking your own notes is crucial. She uses a laptop to type everything out and makes sure to write down examples they go over in class. That helps it all stick way better than just reading it.She also adds little notes and thoughts of her own to help explain confusing parts later. If she's still confused after class, she'll email the prof or go to office hours. Those profs are there to help, so you might as well take advantage!Tip #3: Find Study BuddiesApparently it's easy to slack off and procrastinate if you just try to study alone in your dorm room. Better to study with a group! My sister found a crew in each of her classes to meet up with weekly.They compare notes, quiz each other on concepts, and work through practice problems together. She says actually teaching the material to someone else is one of the best ways to solidify your own knowledge. Pretty smart!And it's way more fun than being a cramming loner. My sister and her buddies will often grab snacks or a meal together after their study sesh. Talking through the work with friends helps keep her engaged instead of zoning out.Tip #4: Get Internships & Real ExperienceSis says classes alone aren't enough to be fully prepared for a career after graduation. Yeah, you learn a ton of important theories and concepts. But she stresses that you need to get actual hands-on experience too through internships, co-ops, volunteering, etc.These let you put what you're learning into practice in the real world. You get exposed to the kind of work you'd actually be doing and can start building connections with professionals in your field. That looks awesome on a resume when you're job hunting later on too!Some kids are so focused on classes that they forget this crucial step. But my sister has already lined up a couple ofkick-butt internships that will let her get her feet wet.Tip #5: Follow Your Passion & InterestsAt the end of the day, sis says the students who get the most out of college are the ones who actively pursue their interests and passions outside of just basic coursework. Whether it's clubs, volunteering, research projects, or whatever else, doing things you genuinely care about will teach you way more.She's been getting involved with some environmental groups on campus since she's really into sustainability and climate change. It's allowed her to learn all kinds of useful skills while meeting like-minded people. She's able to directly apply classroom concepts to hands-on work she cares about.Meanwhile, some of her friends who just go to class and party are way less engaged. They see college as more of a chore to get their degree rather。
学习资源推荐：分享一些有用的学习资源
学习资源推荐：分享一些有用的学习资源你是否常常感到对学习资源的选择感到困惑？在当今信息爆炸的时代，有着如此多的学习资源可供选择，我们常常不知道从何下手。
幸运的是，我有一些有用的学习资源推荐给你。
不仅仅是书籍和网课，我还会分享一些其他形式的学习资源，帮助你提升自己的技能并拓宽知识的领域。
1. 书籍阅读是培养思维的重要方式，而书籍是获取知识的最经典途径之一。
下面是一些我个人非常推荐的书籍：H2: 《穷查理宝典》这本书是查理·芒格的经典之作，他是巴菲特的合作伙伴。
书中详细解析了芒格的投资哲学和他对人生的智慧看法。
通过这本书，你将学习到如何改变思维方式，培养价值投资的能力，并且获得进一步的成功。
H2: 《从0到1》这本书是彼得·蒂尔的畅销书，他是创始人学院的创始人之一。
蒂尔在书中分享了他的经验和观点，帮助你了解创业过程中的重要要素，并且启发你从无到有的创新思维方式。
H2: 《影响力》罗伯特·西奥迪尼的《影响力》是一本心理学经典著作。
通过讲述各种心理学原理和实际案例，这本书帮助你了解他人如何被影响以及如何有效地影响他人。
这对个人和工作场合的沟通都非常有用。
2. 网上课程现代技术使我们能够从世界一流的教育资源中受益。
下面是一些我个人推荐的网上课程：H2: CourseraCoursera是全球最大的在线课程提供商之一。
通过Coursera，你可以选择来自世界各地一流大学的课程，涵盖从计算机科学到艺术的各种学科。
这些课程都有高质量的视频讲座、作业和论坛，你可以在自己的时间和步调下完成。
H2: UdemyUdemy是另一个流行的在线课程平台。
和Coursera不同，Udemy上的课程由个人教师提供，并且往往更加实用。
你可以找到各种主题的课程，包括编程、摄影、音乐等等。
Udemy经常有折扣活动，使得课程价格更加实惠。
H2: edXedX是由麻省理工学院和哈佛大学联合创办的在线课程平台。
关于学有所成要学到有用的东西的作文例子
关于学有所成要学到有用的东西的作文例子
得嘞，您听我说啊，咱今儿聊聊这“学有所成”的事儿。
咱得明白，学东西嘛，得学那有用的，不是随便啥都得往脑袋里装。
就说咱北京这地界儿，文化底蕴深厚，讲究个“学以致用”。
小时候，咱爸妈就教导咱，读书得读出个名堂来，不能白读了。
这“名堂”啊，其实就是得学到点真东西，得能派上用场。
您看咱这胡同里的大爷大妈们，别看他们岁数大了，可那肚子里装的东西可不少。
他们学的不是啥高深的理论，就是些日常生活里能用得上的小窍门、小技巧。
比如怎么养花、怎么做饭、怎么修个自行车啥的。
这些看似不起眼的小知识，可都是他们几十年生活经验的积累，都是能实实在在帮到人的。
再说说咱这年轻人，现在学习条件多好啊，网络、图书馆、培训班啥都有。
可得注意啊，别啥都学，得挑那有用的学。
学个编程、学个外语、学个管理啥的，将来找工作、创业都能用得上。
别整天抱着手机刷短视频、玩游戏，那玩意儿除了消磨时间，啥用也没有。
咱得明白啊，学习这事儿，得有个目标。
不是为了应付考试、不是为了装门面，而是为了让自己变得更好、更有能力。
学到的东西得能让自己受益、能让别人受益，那才是真学有所成。
所以啊，咱得珍惜现在的学习机会，别浪费了。
得好好琢磨琢磨，学点啥对自己、对别人都有好处的东西。
这样儿，咱才能对得起父母的期望、对得起自己的青春啊。
我一辈子学过的最有用的东西
1.笃定学任何东西都有用，只是不知道什么时候会用到而已。
这是我个人跨越一个人生重要局限的根本。
我在《把时间当作朋友》一书中着重讲解这件事儿。
不过，好象读者更看中的是其它内容。
比如，《关于人脉的逻辑》这篇文章，你可以google 搜索一下，在网上转载了不知道多少遍——说实话，这篇文字还真不是那本书中我最得意的内容。
2.basic语言很小的时候，在延边少年宫参加金老师的培训班，学了这东西，后来还得了东三省青少年计算机竞赛冠军，小时这一点训练，给我以后的一生养成了一个习惯：无论做什么事情，都会先在脑子里演练很多遍，确保开始执行的时候尽量无差错地出结果。
最终，我成了一个Professional mind game player。
3.英语我从小双语（中文、韩文），初中学过日语，转学后改成英语，30岁之后开始读法语小说……其中最重要的，只能是英文——让我感触到无数有趣的领域。
最好的文献，都是用英文看的。
4.概率统计上大学的时候，读的而是会计。
会计，基本上加减乘除就可以了，用得到微积分的，都是精算师。
所以，大家好像对概率统计并不感冒。
我不好赌，但喜欢研究赌博游戏，于是必然读过很多概率的书。
大学期间，迷上了有关统计和概率的一切。
现在回头想，这是我最有力的思考武器之一了。
5.非形式逻辑26岁前后，我突然发现自己的思考能力有很多缺陷——这很痛苦。
于是，在图书馆里找了很多很多关于Critical Thinking的书籍，一本一本的看，一个字不拉地看。
甚至，为了逼自己只字不漏，Beyond Feelings这本书，我干脆在Word里看着书敲了一遍。
这也是后来我教TOEFL/GRE/GMA T/SA T之时，学生能隐约感到我与众不同的根本原因——逻辑训练，尤其是自我训练，真的是路漫漫。
6.如何选书母亲退休前，在延边医学院图书馆工作。
我从小在图书馆长大，于是，从小对书就不陌生。
知道怎么选书，知道怎么在一本书、多本书中迅速找到自己需要的内容。
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“成年人的思想还能进步吗？”
“我能不记忆就学好一门知识吗？”
“人家说，在一个领域努力练习一万小时就能成为专家，这个说法可信吗？我要怎样去练习一万小时，才能成为这方面的专家？”
1，成年人也是能够进步的。
人都有自己的舒适区（就是你很熟练很舒适就可以做的领域）和学习区（你需要通过学习才能掌握的领域），很多成年人之所以一直停滞不前，是因为他们一直喜欢呆在自己的舒适区，做自己做熟练了的东西，而害怕去尝试那些让自己不舒服的学习领域。
具体讲叙请见这两篇：〈成年人的思维还能进步么？〉，〈令人敬畏的伍兹泰格〉。
2，记忆术成年人也是可以学习，并提高自己的记忆水平的。
如何利用心理学知识提高自己的记忆力？请看这一篇：〈学习与记忆〉。
其实我们要提升记忆力，并不在于你记下了多少，而在于，它们是否能在关键的时候被提取出来。
人记忆的东西是一直存在的，记忆不好，主要是我们提取信息，回忆和再现出了问题。
请看这篇〈如何有效地记忆与学习〉。
其实，记忆能力在学习中的作用，并没有我们想象的那样多。
我们成年人，大可利用自己的逻辑思维能力，去弥补自己机械记忆的不足。
比如这一篇翻译文章：〈如何在不记忆的情况下学习〉
其实记忆术，你要认真研究了，也没什么难。
看上去神乎其神的记忆
术表演：背扑克牌，背圆周率小数点之后几百位，还有背没有逻辑的一大串随机词语，普通人都能学会。
详情请搜索百度文库或新浪爱问知识共享“记忆术”，进行集中阅读。
3，高效的学习，不仅要利用自己的意识，还要利用自己的潜意识，利用大脑的运作机制。
我们接收信息之后是怎怎么处理的呢？每天晚上当我们熟睡时，我们的大脑就在对我们白天接收到的信息进行分类、联结。
所以我们的学习时间其实远不止我们看书的那几小时，如果你内心专注于某个东西，动用起了潜意识的力量，你就有可能像武侠小说里的高手，走路也在练功，吃饭也在练功，睡觉也是在练功了。
推荐这一篇：《暗时间》。
4，如果你不明白一个知识的话，你往往会高估它的困难。
很多时候新知识有这个特性——掌握了之后你会觉得很明白，掌握之前却觉得“不可能啊”、“这简直没有解嘛”。
实际上，大多数人的大脑都差不多，别人能掌握你也能掌握。
你只是被自己最初的“完全不懂”给吓倒了。
讲这个道理的文章请见：《遇到问题为什么应该自己动手》
5，高效的学习，并不需要太高的密度，更重要的是高度的专注。
学习时间再长，如果东摸西摸，没有沉下心来专注于手中的书本里，也是低效的学习。
那么如何提高专注力呢？可以看这几篇：《学习密度和专注力》《一脑不能两用》
6，要说学习，最好的方法还是记笔记。
其实做笔记这事还是挺有研究的，好的笔记就是那种：当你看完一本书，做好了笔记，你就可以把那本书扔掉，只留下笔记，那种程度。
传说中，钱钟书不藏书，因为他看书后的心得，全记脑子里和笔记中了。
写笔记的好文章有好多篇，比如这几篇《笔记本就是力量》，《书写是为了更好的思考》，我还喜欢搜索网上别人记笔记的文章来看，自己整理成文档。
比如这篇《钱钟书是怎样做笔记的》。
记笔记过程，就是一个把书本知识进行结构化，构建到自己的知识体系中去的一个过程。
我们学习别人记笔记的方法，就是学习的别人建立知识体系的方法。
遇到那种特别难读的书，我们可以试一下用记笔记的方式来攻克：我们可以先抄下文章的目录，各章各节的名称，再在每个章节之下写下自己归纳的段落大意，以及精彩摘抄。
这样一种记笔记的方式很费力，但可以让你较好地平息自己固有知识对这本书里的信息的情绪干扰，认真体会作者的逻辑脉落，叙述框架，领会一些比较深奥复杂的思想。
不过这样的方法，我只一年用一两次，我曾用这个方法读过的书只有三本《当下的力量》《认知疗法：基础与应用》〈世界在你心中〉。
别的书，一本书能记一页笔记就不错了。
7，比较好的学习方法是：不再纠结于记忆，把记忆的事交给电脑来做，我们人脑只用短期记忆并专心地做信息整合加工的加工厂就好了——当我们想学习一种知识时，可以搜集来自己想要学习的这方面的
所有书籍和资料，在一段时间里集中地看。
比如潜意识专题，记忆专题，客体关系专题，荣格集体潜意识专题……这样的好处是，同一专题的书看多了，你就会很快发现，在这个领域，什么是共识，什么是有争议的东西，这个领域的知识结构是怎么样的。
一本书上讲的集体潜意识你有可能看不懂，但五本书上讲的集体潜意识的说法综合起来，你几本上就能明白集体潜意识是个什么东东了。
这个观点是从一本书上看到的，这本书的名字叫〈这样思考，人生就不一样〉，作者是日本的外山滋比古。
8，从理论上，人人都是能通过长期练习而成为某个领域的专家的，但是，为什么有的人炒了一辈子的菜没有丝毫进步，有的人当了一辈子老师仍然是当初的水平呢？他们做的，是不动脑子的下意识熟练动作，练习需要具备几个条件才能让人不断地进步，比如：及时的反馈，不断挑战自己，做一些自己暂时完成不成，但努努力又能够到的小目标，比如，把大的目标分解成无数的小目标小阶段……强烈推荐这篇〈怎样练习一万小时〉，还有这一篇〈天才训练指南〉。
看了这两篇文章，我都有一种冲动，把自己日常做的工作，都变成一种自我训练自我提高。