Another parent revealed that after his child became positive, he memorized the text crazily. Not only did he memorize the content assigned by the teacher that day, he also memorized all the things that he had not memorized before.

Recently, it was reported on the Internet that a student in Jiangsu went crazy after turning positive. Another parent revealed that after his child became positive, he memorized the text crazily. Not only did he memorize the content assigned by the teacher that day, he also memorized all the things that he had not memorized before. Someone exclaimed: There is also a new coronavirus strain that loves to study. The strain also became cute after entering the campus?

Is this news a joke made by self-media, or is it true? It’s hard to tell whether the rumors on the Internet are true or false. I got to know a few teachers around me, and they said that this phenomenon really happened. A classmate in his class was infected and was lying in bed with pain all over his body. He saw other students taking online classes and doing homework. He was afraid that he would be left behind, so he insisted on getting out of bed to do homework. As soon as I finish my homework, my body no longer hurts. After I finished writing, I lay on the bed and felt the pain again. He simply did his homework as soon as it hurt.

There is another classmate who is lying on the bed and memorizing the ancient prose assigned by the teacher. He no longer feels pain after carrying it on his back. He memorized ancient Chinese prose as soon as he had a headache. Two days later, his headache disappeared and he was able to memorize ancient Chinese prose that he had not memorized before. Another teacher talked about her own situation. She could not move while lying in bed and her voice was speechless, but she couldn't adjust the online class, so she insisted on getting out of bed and sitting in front of the computer. After talking for a few minutes, I forgot that I was masculine and my throat no longer hurt. I lay down on the bed after class, my throat was burning and sore again...

It seems that the phenomena mentioned on the Internet such as madly answering questions and memorizing texts are possible. Is there any scientific basis for this phenomenon? There really is. The Russian physiologist Pavlov believed that the basic processes of neural activity are excitation and inhibition. Excitation and inhibition are related to each other, restrict each other, and can also transform into each other. One kind of excitement can lead to another kind of inhibition. Answering questions and memorizing texts are the working state of the brain nerves, and the pain after yang is the alarm state of the nerve endings in various parts of the body. When students crazily answer questions and memorize texts, the nerves in the brain will be in an excited state, which will put other nerves in a state of inhibition, so the pain will be relieved.

So, it’s not that the new coronavirus strain has become cute. It is the excitement of learning that suppresses the pain of the nerve alarm. Even if you have Yang, you still need to make reasonable arrangements for rest and study, and maintain a good physical condition to fight against the virus . For those who are not positive, parents are not superstitious about "loving to learn about virus strains" and are eager to get infected. Only scientific epidemic prevention can help children learn better.

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