this problem can be confirmed in many ways.
For students, reciting ancient Chinese, English and repeating learning are all good examples.
Science has proved that when you repeat a word seven times, you will naturally remember it. This is a good proof that repetition is the mother of learning.
Look at life again.
Doing something repeatedly can not only form good study habits, but also change a person's lifestyle.
Science has proved that when a person repeats something for 21 times, he will get used to doing it.
For example, to quit Internet addiction, when you don't touch the computer for 21 consecutive days, your desire for the computer has become indifferent.
when you sit under a desk lamp and recite words for 21 days in a row, you will get used to reciting words in the following days.
Take myself as an example. I once didn't read novels, but once again my classmates recommended a novel. I finished reading the 9-volume novel Tomb Raider Notes for a month in a row, and then I naturally read novels one after another. Until I broke my mobile phone, I didn't touch it for a long time. When I got a new mobile phone, I was not so keen on reading novels. < P > The above only proves that repetition can make people get used to it.
and when you repeat your study for 21 days, I believe that you will have the end of learning, so that learning comes first.
Therefore, repetition is the mother of learning.
I'm doing a math problem, which is a little messy and running in the middle, so my parents can extract something useful from it.