Analyze your actual learning situation, don't look at what goals others have set, but look at what goals you have set. If it doesn't suit your goals, you will either give up halfway or lose your interest and confidence in learning. Therefore, analyzing the advantages and disadvantages, making clear your own advantages and disadvantages, and finding the places that need to be strengthened and improved are the first step in making a study plan.

2, determine the goal, from easy to difficult.

In short, the learning plan is to stipulate when to adopt what methods and steps, to achieve what learning goals, and to complete them step by step to achieve the expected results. However, when setting goals, you can't "eat a fat man in one bite". You can break down the big goals of a semester into small goals in stages.

3. Self-discipline and perseverance.

When the plan is finalized, we must stick to it. The process of carrying out the plan is also a process of training yourself to obey the rules and form good habits. Some plans need to be adhered to for a long time For example, set aside some time to practice memorizing words every day. This kind of training may last for two or three weeks, but if you persist for six months to one year, your vocabulary will be greatly improved.

4, stage evaluation, increase motivation.

After a period of school, you can review the completion of the study plan in stages. If you finish the plan well and see your progress, you will be more motivated, and make a new study plan that is more suitable for you.