Help students establish a correct optimism about learning hardship; actively experience the fun of learning, and actively regulate their emotions when they experience pain; learn to combine work and rest.

Part 1: The Pain and Joy of Learning

When it comes to learning, everyone has their own opinions. Because everyone has a learning experience, so they will have their own ideas.

Learning can be both painful and enjoyable. Let’s talk about suffering first. "Studying is hard" should be the voice of naughty students. However, this is not just their voice, it is also our voice. Looking around the world, which accomplished person dares to say that he doesn’t cry while studying? I don’t think so, because to study well requires squeezing in time and working hard. In this case, you must sacrifice your own time for playing, so learning is hard. But think about it from another perspective, what is the final result of studying hard? We don't know. This is what is meant by the saying "Work hard for a while, and you will be happy for a lifetime". In fact, the joy of learning is not only in the future, but also in the process of learning. While studying, we learn more, understand more, and learn new skills.

In fact, not only learning has two sides, but too many things also have two sides. For example, "become famous." Don't look at those movie stars on TV. Singers are very "popular" now, and some people praise them. They think "becoming famous" is an easy thing. However, no, do you know that they are now famous, praised by others, and what is the price of being so glamorous? It’s hard work and struggle! Why do many celebrities cry during talk shows? Because the process of becoming famous is so difficult, the life they lived as "Northern drifters" was not as good as ours. They didn't have enough to eat, didn't have enough clothes to wear, and didn't have a place to sleep, so they could only be "wanderers". Are they easy? Not easy.

So, learning also has two sides. "Bitterness" and "happiness" are not opposed to each other, but interdependent. They are a pair of brothers. Without the "bitterness" of struggle, where would the "sweetness" of success come from?

Part 2: The Pain and Joy of Learning

As the saying goes: "Ten years of hardship are hard." This is true at all, although I have not finished the sixth grade of elementary school. , I have tasted the pain of learning many times, but there is also joy in the pain. It was in this alternation of bitterness and joy that I walked through my childhood step by step.

It was the eve of the midterm exam last semester. Everyone was reviewing nervously, and I was no exception. I "study" endlessly in the mountain of exercises and materials every day. Because I firmly believe in a wise saying - "hard work pays off." Just when I was preparing for the midterm exam with great ambition, my Chinese teacher unexpectedly gave me another big problem: to participate in the essay competition held by the county. The teacher said kindly: "There are still three weeks. As long as you arrange your study time in a reasonable and orderly manner, you will definitely be able to do both essay writing and exams." I hesitated in my seat, not knowing how to answer. teacher. At this time, I accidentally discovered that the teacher's eyes were full of expectation and encouragement. This gaze was like a ray of warm sunshine, sweeping away the gloom in my heart and giving me infinite strength. So, I made up my mind and bravely agreed. Immediately afterwards, I worked hard to formulate my own study plan, and then carried out it in an orderly manner...

"There is no limit to learning and hard work." This time I tasted "bitterness" again. On a midsummer night, the hot wind kept blowing, and I sat in the study and began my "hard journey of study." But bursts of joyful laughter came from time to time in the living room outside. I knew it was time for my favorite program - "The Same Song" to be broadcast again. My family was watching with interest, but at this time I I can only "shut out the sound of the TV and read only the books of sages." Sometimes, I am really too tired. Not to mention mosquito bites and sweating, just "gnawing" those endless composition materials is enough to give people a headache. So sometimes it is inevitable to blame yourself: Why are you asking for trouble? Forget it, give up? But then I thought: What should I tell the teacher if I give up? No! Never give up! If you can't endure even this little pain, how can you gain a foothold in an increasingly competitive society in the future?

So, I had to work hard without caring about the harvest. I finally passed the exam and finished the essay. I could breathe a long sigh of relief and feel well and relaxed. Gradually, I forgot about that "hard journey of learning".

One day, the Chinese teacher walked into the classroom with a cheerful face and said happily: "The first place in the class in the mid-term exam this time is Mingyu..." Suddenly, thunderous applause broke out in the classroom. The teacher signaled the students to be quiet and then continued: "There is even better news! Mingyu participated in the county essay competition and won the second prize, bringing glory to our class and our school! Congratulations to her, everyone!" Teacher! As soon as the words fell, the joy of success was like a clear spring, filling my heart in an instant...

Since then, I have a new understanding of the pain and joy of learning: learning is joy, because Learning is fun; learning is hard because you have to think hard. Where the joys and sorrows lie, there lies the charm.

Part 3: The pain and joy of learning

"All the birds are flying high, and the lonely cloud is alone. I never tire of looking at each other, only Jingting Mountain." "Toujia The sum of the last term multiplied by the number of terms divided by two equals the total number of the sequence. "Hearing that this is our learning world, I recite ancient poems and mathematical formulas at other times, which makes me dizzy. Although reading is painful, there is joy in the pain.

I often wonder why there is such a thing as "study". Just because of my studies, my father bought me three math homework books this summer, one "Advanced Class", one "AB Volume", and one with different contents. When I saw the "AB Paper", I thought to myself: Studying is all about studying. I really don't want to study anymore. I might as well go home and farm. I have a lot of energy for this kind of farming, but I don't have much energy for studying. I said angrily: "Huh, I won't do it. I'll do it for my brother when he grows up." Dad didn't say anything. After a while, he retorted: "I'm so bad at math, I have to do it even if I don't do it!" Not to be outdone: "My Chinese is good, why do you buy the Chinese "Improving Class"!" Dad walked away angrily. Although learning is painful, there is joy in the pain. I think it’s great to be good at math and Chinese, but also good at other courses. For example, I am not very good at math and physical education, and I don’t like science, but music, art, and computers are my favorites, especially music. , that’s my specialty, sometimes I will hum a few words on the street. In the last music exam, both Zhu Chenqian and Wang Yi got the highest grade of A+! My spoken words are all songs that I can't sing halfway through, such as "Song of Nine Roses" and so on. As long as I sing, all my worries will go away. Although learning is hard, there is joy in the pain, isn't it?

Part 4: On the Pain and Joy of Learning

Is learning pain or pleasure? ...

Learning is a mixture of pain and joy. As the saying goes: "No pain, no gain." You have to pay a certain price for hard work. Without the painstaking "hard work", how can you appreciate the harvest of a sweet heart? Success in competitions, small progress, and breakthroughs in difficult problems will make us feel excited and happy. Therefore, the pain and joy of learning are relative. If there is no bitterness in learning, then what about the sweetness behind knowing what you have achieved? The pain of learning is a kind of joy in the pain.

The reason why I think study is hard is because of the hard work: in the early morning, hearing the chickens dancing, and at night, in the dead of night, burning the midnight oil and working hard. , I was so anxious that I scratched my head and head, and what I experienced was suffering; when I came home from school, I could hear my mother’s familiar voice as soon as I entered the door: "Have you done your homework? Is there anything wrong with your last homework?" What I experienced is suffering. Facing exams again and again, facing papers with poor results, facing the blame from my parents and the sighs from teachers, I feel the bitterness; looking forward to the stars, looking forward to the moon, and finally looking forward to the weekend. When I'm sleeping, I have to attend English tutoring classes, piano classes, etc. - it's really miserable!

The pain in learning is indeed difficult to describe, but there is also joy in learning. When you finally solve a difficult problem after hard thinking and reasoning, you will be happy; when you achieve excellent results in your studies, you will feel sincere joy; when you use the knowledge you have learned to solve practical problems in life , you will enjoy it.

Since ancient times, there have been people who have been addicted to books and become obsessed with reading. You Miao, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, said: "When you are hungry, you read it as meat; when you are cold, you read it as a coat; when you are lonely, you read it as a friend; when you are sad, you read it as a metal, stone, harp and harp." Confucianist Zhu Xi's famous " The poem "Impressions of Reading" says: "Half an acre of square pond is open, and the skylight and cloud shadows are lingering. I ask where the canal is so clear? It has a source of living water." Tao Yuanming, a great poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, "is good at reading, and does not seek a deep understanding. Every time there is When I understand it, I happily forget to eat. "The joy of reading is beyond words."

The ancients could not think about tea and food and could not sleep well when they were studying. Are they not afraid of hardship? No, it's because they can find joy in the pain of reading. The so-called "reading is fun, and you have fun in it." For this reason, they forget about food and sleep, study hard, and search for truth and "happiness" from books with the spirit of "hanging on the beam and piercing the bones". Although there is a price to pay for this, this "bitterness" is not "pain", but "hardship". It is a symbol of perseverance and spiritual strength. Only in this way can we feel the charm of learning in the continuous struggle-the joy of suffering.

I have been learning piano since I was six years old. It is an indispensable part of my life. In the process of learning piano, I had ups and downs, and encountered many difficulties, but I overcame them one by one. It added a lot of fun to my life.

At first I thought it was fun to learn the piano, but after one month of learning I found that I was fooled. I was almost suffocated when practicing in front of the staff every day. I often don't want to play anymore after playing it once, so I sit on the piano stool and open the piano book to read. My mother always says why there is no sound, and I say I'm done playing. When encountering this kind of situation, my mother always scolds me, "I just played it once and it's still so sloppy!" You can’t eat until you’ve played it ten times. I’m counting in the kitchen, go! Bitter, ten times, such a boring note! You must not disobey Mother's orders, otherwise you will suffer a lot.

As my experience increases, my love for the piano gradually deepens, and it brings me a lot of happiness. When I am worried, I feel much better when I turn on the piano and play a song; when I can play beautiful music, I am even more happy; when I get excellent in the piano exam, my whole family is proud of me. At this time, I was very proud of my ability to play the piano.

The piano has always influenced me, in the past, present, and even in the future - it has made my hearing sharper than ordinary people.

As the saying goes: "The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold."

"What we long for is to acquire knowledge, and it doesn't matter if we pay a price. Of course, seeking knowledge is hard. If you want to master real knowledge and skills, you can't do it without experiencing "suffering". For learning, there is joy in suffering. , there is suffering in happiness, and suffering and happiness are the unity of opposites. If we understand this, we can correctly treat the suffering in learning, not be overwhelmed by the suffering in learning, and not be overwhelmed by temporary difficulties, so that we can be confident and persevere. Only in this way can we find joy in suffering and strive for happiness in the ocean of knowledge, and then we can enjoy the infinite happiness and joy after victory.

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Part 5: Talking about the pain and joy of learning

In a person's life, he is learning all the time. From never attending a meeting to going from ignorance to knowledge, he has to go through repeated and arduous efforts. I kept studying, the teachers were demanding, there were a lot of homework, and the tasks were heavy. My parents also asked me to study this and that, even on Saturdays and Sundays. I was really miserable. But if I want to learn knowledge well, I have to work hard for a long time. , study and practice unremittingly, this will cost a lot, of course you will feel very bitter and tired, but you will also feel happy; teachers and parents will also reward you and praise you; classmates will envy you, and you will also feel happy. I will also feel happy and happy. This is indescribable happiness that I feel personally.

I have experienced this kind of happiness before: Once, the final exam was coming and I was busy. I just had to review my homework, take less rest, and don’t play any more. As time went by, I felt so miserable and tired that I couldn’t hold on. One day, I put down my review and started playing computer games. I felt very relaxed. When I was working hard, my mother found me. She didn't blame me, but she taught me sincerely: You can't give up studying just because of a little hardship or tiredness. Learning is your own business, not helping others learn. You can only make up your mind to endure a little more hardship. I will be happy in the future. After my mother’s timely education and help, I immediately corrected my mistakes and returned to the intense review. I scored 96 points in that exam. I was very happy. I thanked my mother from the bottom of my heart.

As the saying goes: Bitterness comes first and sweetness comes later! If you only pursue the immediate happiness and achieve nothing, you will be miserable and tired in the future, and it will be too late to regret. Is it better to be bitter or happy? We must make a decision quickly. I am determined to suffer a little now in order to be happier in the future. We are now teenagers, with strong energy, strong memory, and good learning environment and conditions. What does it matter if we are a little tired or a little bitter?

Part 6: The Pain and Joy in Learning

The Pain and Joy in LearningThe Pain and Joy in Learning

I am already a third grade student in primary school. But I have been studying since I was 6 years old. Since I went to elementary school, I have experienced the pain and joy of learning.

Let’s talk about the pain first. I have 8 classes every day in school. , after school, I will also feel that a pile of homework is rushing towards me. I really want to take a rest and play. After finally finishing my homework, I just stretched out and heard my mother. Said to me: "Come on, son, we are going to cram school!" "I really feel like these things are weighing me down.

But there is also fun in learning, and I have gained a lot of knowledge from it. My mother praised me for my good memory and the fact that I have read many articles I can memorize it after a few times, which makes me feel very proud and motivated to learn. I think the human brain is like a "computer". After inputting all the "files" into the brain, It’s amazing that you can always find the answer when you encounter a problem!

The joy of learning is everywhere. For example, I especially like the teacher’s class because the atmosphere in the class is very relaxed. The students all learn knowledge in a happy and happy environment. For this reason, I scored 100 points in several final exams. Moreover, I participated in various activities during my studies and the certificates and rewards I received were all for myself. At this time, parents and teachers will praise me, and I feel so beautiful! In the Chinese class, I can experience the profound culture of the motherland; in the math class, I can exercise my thinking ability; In music class, we can show off our singing; in physical education class, we can make our bodies healthier; in science class, we can understand the strange mysteries of nature; in social studies class, we can have a panoramic view of the world's folk customs. As I continue to learn, my knowledge is getting richer and my literacy is constantly improving. Over time, I deeply feel that learning is a happy thing. Nowadays, children in some areas do not have the conditions to learn. Now that I have such good conditions, I should cherish them even more.

I can get fun from learning and develop good habits from learning. What a happy thing it is. ! Therefore, learning is something to be proud of, have a sense of accomplishment, and is the happiest thing!

Part 7: Pain and joy in learning

There are times of failure in learning! , that is, a "good baby is happy" and a "bad baby is bitter"

"Good baby is happy" and "bad baby is bitter" makes us worry. That "bad baby

bitterness" caused me trouble. Once, the teacher said: "Ask each of us to draw a painting, and whoever draws the best will be given to us for the exhibition."

The ugliest one is also the one, but

the one who is the best will get a bag of candy and a certificate! "I felt that I must not get the highest score for fear of making a fool of myself.

The next day, I came to school in the morning, and the "eyelid sister" kept beating. I felt that something bad was going to happen, and I was slow I walked slowly into the classroom. As soon as I came in, my classmates laughed. The teacher was still looking at my painting. Tears of annoyance came out of my "eye baby". . It was all the fault of the disobedient "bad baby" who thought I was praising him for continuing to get into trouble.

There was another "good baby" that made me happy!

At that time, I was in the second semester and I got a perfect score of 100 points for my essay. "Good baby, you are so good!" Tears.

There are pains and joys in learning, pains make us troubled, and joys make us happy.

Let’s taste sour, sweet, bitter and spicy!