I m in my first year of junior high school, but studying history, biology, and geography is very dif

1. Realize that future work, life or development need to be studied as the premise and backing, and there is no opportunity to change one's destiny after learning, and the pressure and crisis can be seen from the people around you; 2. Master reasonable and suitable learning methods, start with basic and relatively introductory knowledge, gradually build up your own confidence in learning, find your own methods and interests in learning, and gradually strengthen them; 3. The most effective way to learn is to keep repeating, communicate more with teachers and excellent students around you, find your own learning partners, and truly integrate into the learning environment.

Although learning these subjects is very boring and boring, this is exam-oriented learning, and it is good to force yourself to study, slowly numb yourself, and slowly become your interest in learning!

In the first year of high school, you still have to take care of 9 subjects, and then you will say that it is boring and difficult!

The study of history is all about combing and summarizing knowledge, you first memorize all the dynasties, and then draw a mind map, slowly dredge, history is not so uninteresting!

The learning of biology lies in memorization, connecting with life, and relating everything in life to living things, which naturally feels very good!

The study of geography is actually very broad, and it is also about memorization and connection!

I hope you can raise your interest in learning and cultivate a good learning attitude!

Find some interesting historical stories, some strange phenomena about biology and geography, read more books, and interest will slowly arise. Interest is the best teacher, and it will not be too difficult to learn these subjects after becoming interested.

Hope your grades are getting better and better!

Brat! Biology, geography, and the high school entrance examination are not examined, just understand it. History is a test, so study it seriously! Now you don't have a diploma, you don't have a status! Think about how you grow up and be spurned after being uneducated, and you won't be complaining about this and worrying about that.

Don't study for exams, just enrich yourself, and when interest comes, it's easy to learn! You're just in your first year of junior high school, so you have a lot of time!

Boring because you don't have curiosity.

Don't you think it's fun to learn about historical stories, biological organizations, and geography?

I'm the same, learn, bitter o( o

Geography, history and biology in the first year of junior high school are different from those in high school, to be honest, those knowledge points are things that you don't need to listen carefully to in class, and the content in different periods has different methods.

1. If you still have enough time, then you have to make a plan, at least you can memorize all the key points in the textbook before the exam. You should be more clear in your own heart, we usually think of ourselves as the person who writes the question when we deal with the exam, ** is the focus, each page, each section, each chapter which knowledge point is likely to be questioned, is it possible to make a choice or fill in the blank or is a big answer question, it is best to memorize the answer questions at the back of the corresponding study book, it will be very helpful to you.

2. The above method is aimed at you still have enough time, because knowledge is accumulated through a lot of time, some knowledge points are not said to be memorized once, and it may be forgotten after a day or two.

If you have come to the exam, if you usually don't pay attention to these three subjects at all, and you haven't read or memorized any knowledge points, then I can tell you that you basically can't get good grades, the knowledge points of the three subjects, you can think about how many knowledge points, we are not gods, we can't forget, we can only take remedial measures, small knowledge points swept over, do not seek to remember, but ask to have an impression, so that you can do multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks to be honest, a little enough, depending on the degree of your memory, and then there is the answer, The first thing you think about should be relatively easy to appear, this is what you remember first, and the rest of the time will be talked about.

3. Don't relax before the exam, you can look at which subject you take the next day, you can do multiple-choice questions and answers, because what I just read last night also has something to say, general political history and the like involve some professional terms, not that you can give you points if you answer, I don't know much about the first year of junior high school, the time is too old to forget, I have graduated from college now, I just remember that I need professional terms from the beginning of the second year of junior high school, otherwise it is very likely that the answer will only give you some hard points. If you don't give it to you, you won't have a temper

Friends, study hard, now the society is inseparable from the diploma, unless you were born with a golden key, it is still early in the first year of junior high school, there is still an opportunity, cherish the campus time, and when you get to the society, you will rely on your ability.

The homework in junior high school is not very difficult, and your main subjects are very good, so you don't need to be in a hurry. Find classmates to borrow notes, draw key points, and then memorize them for a few days, first pass the final exam this year, and then you can have a good class in the new semester next year. It's really easier than English, math, and Chinese, and you said you did well in the politics exam......Politics is so boring that you can memorize it, isn't history just storytelling, isn't geography just drawing a map to see the weather, isn't biology just abusing small animals......That's what you think ......Don't be embarrassed psychologically, no problem.

These courses are easy to improve by memorizing and memorizing more, and then you still have to listen carefully in class, don't look at others who say they haven't listened to the lectures, maybe others have a preview or have already understood. Learning is your own business, do what you should do instead of watching others do it, work hard and you will see the effect!!

It doesn't matter, it's a big deal to pay for a better high school, and when you get to the high school Chinese science sub-subject, study science, attack language and mathematics outside physics and chemistry, and take the Tsinghua exam! I also learn Mao's geopolitical history! But biology still has to be studied hard, or it will be scored if you don't learn science!

Geography, biology and history are carefully taught.

To put it simply, learning is not just about working hard, but also about combining work and rest.

1. Think about the content of the textbook as much as possible in your free time;

2. Treat homework as a kind of review, don't just write, think about relevant content while writing, then it will be much easier to review;

3. On weekends, get up early and go outside for a walk, do some exercise, and then go home to read a book, don't study in bed, the efficiency is not very good;

Fourth, reading more extracurricular books may not improve your current test score much, but it will help you a lot in the future.

These are all summarized by me, and I hope it will be useful to you.

The subjects in the first year of junior high school are still relatively simple, the class is more important, you should listen carefully in class, and ask the teacher more if you don't understand after class.

Chinese, English, politics, geography, history, biology, these liberal arts subjects should be read and memorized, biology and geography are two subjects, and the third year of junior high school must be taken in the middle school entrance examination. In mathematics, you should do more questions, figure out the type of questions, and be sure to draw inferences from one example. Good luck with your studies!

The teacher taught us that it is best to preview these subjects before class, first know some knowledge points, and then listen carefully in class. If you have to buy exercises, it is best to take any class on the day, where the course goes, you can do it, consolidate the knowledge points, and it will be easy to master. Just review it before the exam and you're good to go.

That's what I did in my first year of junior high school, and you want to try it too?!

I'm a liberal arts student, so let's talk about geography and political history.

Geography to draw more maps, that is, blank paper drawing, not drawing, to draw the latitude and longitude first, and then determine a few important points, and then start to slowly draw the entire map, so that after drawing a few times, you will be very familiar with the topic is **.

In the case of history, it is best to memorize the starting time of each dynasty in the chronology at the end of the dictionary, and you will know which dynasty it is, which is very useful. And remember the order of the dynasties, this has a formula, if you need it, you can send it to you.

Politics should be certified and endorsed, and junior high school requires relatively few facts, or mainly books.

The subject requirements of liberal arts are very careful, and it is best to write down the mistakes and mistakes in a notebook, and you will not forget them after reading them repeatedly.

Familiarize yourself with textbooks, do more questions, and memorize knowledge points.

I'm also just in the first year of junior high school, and I'm in the same situation as you

Buy some tutorial books.

I really don't know how to ask the teacher.

You can also communicate with your classmates.

These are the things that need to be understood and memorized.

These subjects are basically memorized tests, so after each lesson, you must consolidate the familiar reading and memorization in time. In addition, according to my experience, in addition to memorization, it is very important to master the classroom when studying politics. Although most of the multiple-choice questions in politics are written points that are required to be memorized in textbooks, there are also analytical questions, material analysis and explanation questions, and sometimes practical questions to formulate activity plans.

This kind of topic requires the ability to understand it on a daily basis, but of course it can be cultivated slowly. It is also necessary to master problem-solving skills, such as what the material says about what it tells you, and analyze it from both positive and negative sides. Analytical questions are usually judged first, then analyzed, and the analysis process should be centered"What, why, how"Write and finally point out your point again.

In fact, if you want to learn anything, you should be interested in it first, (this is the premise) only if you are interested in them will learn it. And then exchange hard work for fruit (this is the key) There is no free lunch in the world, even if a person with great talent does not study hard, the final result will be no different from ordinary people, and even catch up with ordinary people. If these two things are done well, there is nothing to fear.

When I was in my first year of junior high school, these three subjects also gave me a headache, but I finally beat them. That's how I beat them.

I always think, can't I do what others can do? It turns out I could.

You have to believe in yourself, too!

In fact, I had similar confusion in the past. But now there are a few good ways! But multi-pronged!

First of all, doing the question is a must! But to know what it is, but also to know why! Otherwise, you're just wasting your time!

Secondly, pay attention to the lectures! This is an inevitable requirement for learning any subject well! Third, you should always ask the teacher, the teacher can accurately grasp the main points of the question, and asking the teacher a question is better than pondering 10 questions by yourself!

Fourth, pay attention to the usual accumulation, and don't just focus on the textbook! The high school geography exam is not only a textbook knowledge, it is very comprehensive, and you can watch more programs about geography on TV at ordinary times, which is the process of accumulation, and you can also look at more maps! That's all a great way to do it!

Follow these methods and I'm sure you'll reap the rewards! That's how I progressed! I'm sure you can!

I studied history in the first year of junior high school. Hard-working baby.

Liberal arts are backrest, and it's good to eat the textbook thoroughly. (Unless you have a particularly difficult exam) biology is partial to science, in addition to memorization, you also have to have a little logical reasoning (like genetic inheritance or something), which can be practiced. If there is a topic that I don't understand, I try to think about it, but I really can't think of asking the teacher again.

Common sense is sometimes quite useful (of course, it must be correct common sense) I used to take the first place in geography with common sense, hehe.

What you learn in the first year of junior high school is generally not particularly difficult, and I wish you progress

There are reference books for sale, so buy them and take a look. If the financial conditions do not allow, borrow the teacher's textbook, the teacher's textbook has a lot of key points! Also, do more exercises, don't buy exercise books, many of those books are put together, and they don't help much in learning.

It is recommended to write 'synchronous training'You don't have to listen to the teacher in class, but what you must do to take notes is what the teacher writes on the blackboard. The content of the book is based on reference books, and it is recommended to summarize after completing each unit.

Geography in junior high school is actually not difficult at all, but it is not a backrest, and it doesn't matter much if you don't listen to class, the main thing is to be able to read maps, to put it bluntly, learning geography is to read maps.

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There is really no secret to political history students, it all depends on endorsement and doing questions I basically didn't have much interest in the sub-subject at that time, and the motivation to study was not very high, and the score was also delayed, and I was also very anxious. So I began to gnaw at the textbooks Textbooks are relatively not difficult to understand Politics needs correct and rigorous logical thinking Good in mathematics will not be bad in logic ( History requires a full grasp of historical facts If you don't have any accumulation, you have to endorse it....Geography is not too difficult, and the first year of junior high school is probably learning the knowledge of the rotation of the earth....Because the exam is relatively one-sided, so do more type questions and find out the rules, there is basically no problem Biology to buy a so-called textbook to fully interpret and then memorize the answer Biology is simply crazy It seems that it will be difficult to say that it is not difficult It is really not a score To be honest, the junior high school sub-subject belongs to the cognitive stage It is completely different in high school and even college So don't give up confidence.

In the past, there were classmates in the class who went out to make up for classes, but it still didn't have any effect, because you can learn good knowledge in school, and you don't need to go out to waste time and money, so the cousin who just got in the first year of junior high school was too anxious