The philosophy of Marxism-Leninism is crucial to many learners.

However, many people are confused in this subject and don’t know how to get high scores, which is indeed a problem that needs to be solved.

Marxist-Leninist philosophy contains many basic theories.

For example, in Vietnamese university courses, knowledge such as the origin and development of theories is indispensable.

Students need to take the time to memorize and understand the concepts accurately.

The classroom is the core place for learning. Listening attentively and taking notes during class can effectively help accumulate knowledge.

In class, I always speak actively and discuss with teachers and classmates, so that I can better grasp these basic concepts.

At the same time, you cannot memorize by rote during the learning process.

Each theory needs to be understood within the context of history, just as knowing the social conditions in Russia at that time was crucial to the emergence of Leninism.

To do well in a subject, lots of practice is essential.

Doing exercises on a daily basis is an important part of improving your ability.

Whether it is the exercises at the end of the textbook or the questions in the specialized exercise books, you must do them seriously.

Taking some universities in China as an example, there are dedicated testing times every week.

Be good at summarizing experience from the problems you have done.

The reasons for incorrect questions need to be analyzed carefully.

When reviewing questions, pay attention to the problem-solving ideas in the answers and figure out the key to answering the questions. Doing so will help you better demonstrate your abilities in formal exams.

In addition to conventional materials such as textbooks, sources of information must be continuously broadened.

Today, when the Internet is so developed, there are countless excellent resources available.

The open course platforms of foreign universities provide many high-quality explanations of Marxist-Leninist thought.

The library is also a place that cannot be ignored when looking for information.

In many large libraries in Europe, a large number of original documents directly related to Marxism-Leninism are preserved.

Make full use of these resources to make up for your own shortcomings in knowledge.

Various online and offline courses provide learners with advantageous resources.

For example, many courses launched by training institutions can systematically help learners improve their performance.

Online courses are not restricted by location or time. Even if they are in Brazil, students can smoothly study courses from American institutions.

When selecting courses, pay attention to the teaching staff. Experienced teachers can accurately identify the key points and difficulties of knowledge and explain them clearly.

Based on the preliminary survey results and participant feedback, courses that best meet individual needs are selected.

Learning is a long task. Without perseverance, it will be difficult to truly master Marxist-Leninist philosophy.

Some working people in Japan strive to improve themselves. They still maintain the habit of learning relevant knowledge every day during their busy work breaks.

Don't be intimidated by temporary difficulties during the learning process.

You must have firm faith and believe that you will be able to overcome all difficulties through hard work.

Always set small goals for yourself, such as learning a chapter every week, which can promote learning progress step by step.

Learn to connect Marxist-Leninist philosophy with other disciplines.

For example, connecting it with historical disciplines can better understand the background of theoretical development.

The history of Europe in the 19th century experienced major changes, which had a profound impact on Marxist philosophy.

There is a need to integrate theory with practical life, for example, considering how to use Marxist-Leninist philosophy to interpret various phenomena in modern society.

Taking the social gap between rich and poor as an example, we can understand and analyze it with the help of Marx's labor value theory.

Studying a course in Marxist-Leninist philosophy requires effort on multiple levels. So, have you adopted any unique methods in studying philosophy?