1. Everyone must develop the habit of self-study. Even students in school today must develop the habit of self-study, because sooner or later they will leave school! Self-study is a kind of independent learning and the ability to think independently. Traveling still depends on the traveler himself.

——Hua Luogeng

2. When it comes to learning methods, I would like to sum it up in six words: strict, serious, and rigorous. This scientific learning method, in addition to learning from others, In addition, the more important thing is to rely on your own conscious and hard training.

——Su Buqing

3. Learning does not depend on whether someone teaches you. The most important thing is whether you have awareness and perseverance.

——Fabre

4. A person not only relies on everything he is born with, but also relies on everything he gets from learning to cultivate himself.

——Goethe

5. We must set ourselves such a task: first, study, second, study, and third, study.

——Lenin

6. Learning depends on consciousness because learning is a personal matter. If you really don’t want to learn, no one can force you to learn. No one has the ability to force anyone to study. Even if it is forced by parents, it will only have little effect.

7. Learning is "autonomous" learning, "autonomy" is the essence of learning, and "autonomy" is the essential attribute of learning. The "autonomy" of learning is embodied in the three characteristics of "self-reliance", "self-action" and "self-discipline". These three characteristics constitute the three pillars and basic characteristics of "autonomous learning".

8. Each learning subject is a relatively independent person. Learning is the learning subject’s “own” thing and “own” behavior, and cannot be replaced or replaced by anyone.

9. Each learning subject has its own independent psychological cognitive system. Learning is the result of independent analysis and thinking of external stimulus information, and has its own unique way and special meaning.

10. Every learning subject has "natural" learning potential and a certain degree of independence, and can rely on itself to solve "obstacles" in the learning process, thereby acquiring knowledge.