Active reading of sq3r Using Reinforcement Learning

It's useless to read more books, not to remember, not to use them. It's just a waste of time. I used to read a book and put it down after reading it. I don't take notes or review it, at that time, I learned something, but after a long time, it was useless and I found that I forgot everything I learned. If you want to use it again, you must read it again. There is a good way to make learning more efficient and easy. Next we will introduce the sq3r reading method. The content comes from "programmer's thinking cultivation"

A fact: Written instructions are generally considered to be the most ineffective. Most of the brains you want to train or educate are not processing languages. The processing language in the brain is relatively small, and most of them do not understand the language. What we are best at is imitation, which is a natural imitator, so we observe and imitate others in the most effective way of learning, so if you have a master around you, then your growth is the fastest.

But another fact is that reading is the easiest way to learn. Not everyone has a master around us who can imitate it. Therefore, there is a key way to improve reading.

A more effective way to read data is to take the initiative.It is not just to pick up a book to study hard, the study proves that sq3r reading method can improve the learning effect.

Sq3r introduction:

Sq3r is the abbreviation of the following letters

Survey (survey): scans the Directory and summarizes each chapter to get a general view

Question: records all problems.

Read: Read all content

Recite: Summarize, take notes, and describe them in your own words.

Review: re-reading, expanding notes, and discussing with colleagues

The first useful aspect of sq3r is its initiative. We did not pick up a book to read it at will, or remember it or not. It was a more thoughtful, conscious, and conscious method,

Detailed Process Analysis of sq3r:

Survey (survey ),First, let's take a look at the books you want to read, take a look at the directories, Chapter introductions and summaries, and some of the author's iconic content. Get an overall impression of the book you read before going into the details, and then write down all the information you want to understand based on your overall impression.Question (question)For example, how does this technology solve this problem? How can we use this technology? Is this technology related to my previous ideas? Extended reading? Change the title of each chapter to a question. Now you can bring your questions.Read)This book is full of content. If you need to carefully read what you don't understand, repeat the difficult areas. As reading goes deeper, you canRetell (recite ),And use your own language to rewrite the important part of this book. What are the points? Make a preliminary record of your ideas and create abbreviations to help you remember them,Review)This book can be read again if necessary. Take notes and write a blog.

The above are some sq3r content, which I have seen in "programmer's practice of Thinking". There are also specific examples in the book, so I will not write it. I think this method is useful to me, so I made a note and wrote it down. After a long time, I forgot to read it.