Two key questions that lead to in-depth learning

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To date, the learning phase of educational activities to maintain the advanced nature of Communist Party members has passed halfway. It is gratifying to have a good start. It is more worthy of attention to maintain the momentum and make the learning truly effective. To do this, two relationships need to be handled.

The first is the relationship between form and substance. We are form-substance unity theorists. Form is important. Without a certain form as a guarantee and foil, it will be difficult to achieve substantial gains. w88 casino attaches great importance to the educational activities carried out throughout the party to maintain the advanced nature of Communist Party members. We have carefully designed the procedures and carefully managed every step. All branches also took action. It’s time to focus more on substance. A leader once said: "You can tell how well you have learned by opening your mouth." If you still don't have the depth of thought when you speak out, it means you haven't learned it, or you haven't learned it yet. If what you say is out of touch with or even contradicts Marxist theory and the party's basic line and principles, it means that you really need to calm down, read hard, and reflect on yourself.

The second is the relationship between reading and listening to tutoring.Counseling reports, party classes, etc. are very important because the speaker has a high ideological level, a wide range of observations, and strong insight. In particular, he can explain the profound things in a simple way and inspire people's minds, so he is very popular. However, listening to tutoring cannot be used instead of reading to make up for other "class hours". Because the theories and ideas elaborated in the designated readings cover the basic requirements for the theoretical quality of Communist Party members in this event, each Party member must read and think repeatedly in order to grasp its spirit. Only by reading it and getting out can you truly know, understand and gain something. If you are only satisfied with listening, taking notes, and copying, it may make learning a formality.