Comprehensively sorting out the survey results found that the above data all reflect the rigid thinking of students and lack of innovation. There are two reasons for this problem, internal and external factors. The internal force factor is the student's own factor, that is, the student's learning autonomy is not high, the self-control ability is poor, and the student is lazy to think. Usually there is no teacher's supervision and supervision, and many students do not take the initiative to think about problems, especially in composition classes. For example, when the teacher presents a model essay or example essay, the students imitate too much, which leads to a routine composition. And external factors are factors other than students, including social factors, school education factors, and family education factors. The advent of the Internet era has brought many benefits, but its negative effects are also great. The Internet environment severely restricts students’ thinking, indulges students’ inertia in thinking, and makes students develop a bad habit of relying on teachers and unwilling to actively think; the school’s educational concept makes rote memorization constrain students’ thinking, and students lack associations and thoughts. Imagination. In addition, classwork occupies most of the students’ time, and the lack of guidance in the free time of the students will lead them astray. In family education, too strict constraints can sometimes bring too much academic pressure to students and make students tired of thinking. Indulgent and spoiling education will cause students to be unable to form self-discipline and be lazy to think. From this point of view, the influence of external factors is greater, and poor education will lead to stagnation or even weakening of thinking ability.
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