What are the students thinking?

"Student thinking" refers to the knowledge mode and way of thinking that a person relies too much on traditional learning experience and school education when thinking and dealing with problems. This mode of thinking may be very useful in the student period, but it may have a restrictive influence in life and career development.

Subordinate guidance

Thinking students are often used to seeking guidance and approval from others, but are not good at independent thinking and decision-making.

idee fixe

Thinking students may tend to accept superficial information of things without questioning and thinking about deeper problems. They may tend to accept traditional ideas and authoritative opinions rather than actively explore and discover new ways of thinking.

Pay attention to achievements

Thinking students may pay too much attention to grades and evaluations and link success with grades. They may pay more attention to superficial results than process and personal growth.

Limitations of traditional disciplines

Thinking students may be limited by the framework and thinking mode of a specific subject when solving problems, and it is difficult to think interdisciplinary and comprehensively use knowledge.

Lack of practical experience

Thinking students may lack practical experience and the ability to cope with real life challenges. They may be better at theoretical thinking, but they may face some difficulties in practice.

Cultivate a mature and comprehensive way of thinking

Getting rid of "student thinking" is to cultivate a more mature and comprehensive way of thinking, including independent thinking, critical thinking, innovative thinking, interdisciplinary thinking and practical ability. This way of thinking can better adapt to the challenges and needs in real life and promote personal growth and success.