Famous psychologist William? James said: "sow the next action and reap a habit;" Sow a habit and reap a character; Sow a character and reap a destiny. "As the saying goes, when ideas change, actions change; When actions change, habits change; Habits have changed and personality has changed; When personality changes, fate changes; When fate changes, so does a person's life.

French writer Bacon once said: "Habit is the master of life, and people should strive to pursue good habits." Indeed, behavioral habits are like compasses on us, guiding everyone's actions. Habit is like a meat cleaver, and many people's personalities are their works.

Habit is not a whim, nor is it a short-term behavior for days or months. Once it is formed, it has strong vitality and durability, and often accompanies people all their lives.

For the vast majority of students, academic performance, although related to intellectual factors, is more closely related to non-intellectual factors. Habit plays an important role in the main non-intelligence factors such as confidence, will, habit, interest and personality. People who have made academic achievements at all times and all over the world have good study habits. For example, Darwin, the founder of evolution theory, said: "My life is as regular as a machine on a clock. When my life is over, I will stop somewhere. " Darwin's "law" is "good habits", and of course it also includes good study habits. Even the students in the juvenile class of HKUST with superior intelligence emphasize that they have good study habits when talking about the reasons for their excellent grades.

Senior one students, you have finished junior high school life and started senior high school life in three years, which requires a process of adaptation and adjustment, and in this process, it is particularly important to cultivate good habits. It can even be said that what kind of habits you develop directly determines your success. Please form the following good habits as soon as possible: actively cooperate with the teacher in class and don't be distracted; Work hard and remember things by hand; Be diligent in thinking and ask "why" when something happens; The knowledge learned that day was "clear" that day; Be good at summarizing and summarizing, and conduct "weekly knowledge" every week; Don't take the homework assigned by the teacher as a burden; Think independently and never copy other people's answers; Have a specific study plan every day and every time, and stick to it; Talk less and read more; Strive for perfection in everything (such as cleaning the blackboard and mopping the floor, never doodling); Communicate with teachers and parents frequently; Speak your mind bravely, especially dare to announce your goals to the public; Make a plan for the day after getting up every morning; Summarize what you did in the day every night; Always reflect on what you have done; Wait a minute. Students in Grade Two and Grade Three may wish to compare whether you already have these good habits.

Here, I need to point out to my classmates that you need perseverance to develop good habits. In fact, the premise of successfully getting rid of bad habits and forming good habits is that you must have tough qualities. In fact, tenacity itself is a habit and a high degree of self-discipline. With this high degree of self-discipline, you can form good habits. Persistence is the most important thing, the most difficult thing is persistence, success is persistence, and good habits are developed through persistence.

The coach of a high school football team tried to motivate his team to get through the difficult period of poor record. In the middle of the season, he stood in front of the players and lectured: "Michael? Did Jordan ever give up? " The players replied: "No!" He raised his voice and shouted, "What about the white brothers? Have they given up? " "no!" The players answered again. "So, Elmer? What about Williams? Has he given up? "

The players were silent for a long time. Finally, a team member summoned up his courage and asked, "Elmer? Who is Williams? We have never heard of it. " The coach disdainfully interrupted the player's question: "Of course you haven't heard of him-because he gave up!" " "

Years are long and the road is long. The key to a person's life is just a few stages. And three years of high school is undoubtedly the most important of these stages. This is a critical period for the formation of a person's world outlook, outlook on life and values, and it is also a period for you to lay the foundation for the future. Every day, every step should be taken well.

Let's form good habits from now on. Yesterday's habits make us who we are today, and today's habits determine our tomorrow. I wish all our classmates can have more good habits and lead us to the other side of success.