How to arrange your time to study the eight subjects reasonably

First, do a good job in the classroom. Listening carefully in class will help you learn a lot and improve your homework efficiency after class.

Second, we must learn to grasp the key points. The key content can be focused on learning, and the details can be passed by.

Third, it is necessary to have a certain amount of time as a guarantee. You can plan in advance when you want to study, and what you will study, and complete it on time.

Fourth, it is to maintain good energy, rest on time, and eat on time. If you don't have enough energy, the efficiency of learning will be very low, and if you keep enough energy, the learning effect will be very good, and the efficiency will be very high.

For main courses such as language and mathematics, you should spend more effort to memorize liberal arts in the morning and do science at night, read more and memorize more in the evening, read more biogeography and history, read more books, read more extracurricular books to relieve boredom, understand and memorize more political summaries, and read more news when taking exams.

Divide the main and difficult courses, and divide the main courses and difficult courses with more time.

Don't use it in class, use it after class, use it in the gaps

If you don't understand, don't cut it out there, and skip it if you don't know what you can't do

When you do your homework, do your worst first, but again, don't be stubborn on a difficult question, the teacher will talk empty, and ask what you won't talk about.

Some classes are very good, it doesn't matter if you don't do the homework once or twice, if you have good grades, you can't finish it once or twice, and the teacher won't say that you can make it up, but you can't do it for a long time, you still have to drop it.

Make full use of class time, and ask the teacher if you don't understand after class.

The main thing is to make good use of the class time.

Chinese and English in the morning, mathematics and other science and computing in the afternoon at noon, liberal arts in the evening

Use more time for your weak subjects, and less time for what you are good at!

Put your weakest in the first place the most time and so on.

I want to get a score of 70 in all eight subjects, so that I can advance my ranking. By the way, I asked, you guys. You can review only the key points of the subjects that you are good at, and review more of the subjects that you are not good at (no.

Make the most of your class time and review quickly after class.

While maintaining your strengths, you should work hard to learn your weaknesses.

Chinese, Mathematics, Chemistry, English, History, Geography, Politics, Physics.

Science: Chinese, Mathematics, Chemistry, English, Biology, Physics.

Liberal Arts, Mathematics, English, History, Geography, Politics,

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, History, Geography, English, Politics, Language.

In which province, liberal arts or science or something is different, different places.

Don't be in a hurry, calm down, first determine which subject your strength is and whether there is room for improvement, and then determine what subject your weakness is and whether it can be improved; Next, make a study plan based on your own analysis, and make key breakthroughs in subjects with a lot of room for improvement, I believe you will succeed, come on!

Please、I'm also the beginning.。

Second, but I basically slept at nine o'clock, if I work so hard, aren't I tired? I can't seem to stand it anyway.

Finish your homework first, then read English, read Chinese, and go to bed early.

We are also about to take exams, so at this time, every student will be very confused, how to review, there are too many subjects.

I usually learn at 10:30 and almost 11. When the exam is approaching, you will learn later.

Creature. Read the content of the book several times, especially if the teacher emphasizes the key points, and then do the exercises, first read the content of the book, and then do the questions, which will be well consolidated.

Geography. To understand the map, take out the atlas from time to time between classes and draw on it to find out where each city is.

But biology and geography must seize the class time and go home in the evening without wasting too much time in this regard.

Physics. The most important thing is to grasp the class, don't blindly do the questions in the evening self-study, first review what the teacher said in class. Then go and do the questions, the effect is better.

English. Go home at night and listen to it for 40 minutes first, practice your ears so that you are not so unfamiliar when you put your listening, ear life, English lies in the usual accumulation, starting with every word, and then sentences, grammar.

Which subject is weak.,Put some effort into every aspect.,You can save some time in the area you're good at.,But it doesn't mean you don't review.。。

Good luck with a good result...

15 days is a bit of a rush! It is recommended to sleep at 11 o'clock in the next ten days, to keep your spirits up, and to master the rules of your exams! In other words, if you take physics in the morning, you will be prescribed to do physics during the time you are taking the exam!

You can take turns three times! Try to set your own time for doing questions according to the exam time (it is recommended to do mock papers).

Work hard for the first five days! My history is 2 points! I don't have a regular time for studying, I just finish the test paper every night, usually around 1 o'clock!

I suggest that you get one math paper + one physics paper every night for the first five days and make sure you get the answers right after you finish it, and you must understand what you don't know! If you really don't understand, make a mark, and go to the teacher the next day to ask the teacher and classmates! That's how efficient!

As for English, just memorize classic sentence patterns before the test, such as: be good for.... such as… what's more…in my opinion…Use this coupling at the beginning, paragraph beginning, and end of the essay for the exam, and try to use the words you can write, and don't make the wrong words! (This trick can be used forever when writing essays).

Chemistry is ......Just read more books and memorize some chemical properties and formulas, plus you can make up a chemistry paper at noon. Do more physics and read more, and ask if you don't understand it! Geography and biology are silently memorized while you walk and eat! (Teachers generally call it retrospective).

In the first five days, you will have almost two Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics papers a day! The time for the Chinese test can be saved and freely matched, an English test paper plus classic sentence patterns, biology and geography can memorize more books!

In the next ten days, there will be almost one test paper a day! But the endorsement can't be left behind! Also, how relaxing it will be in the next few days!

Good luck with your final exams!

You can review only the key points of the subjects that you are good at, and review more of the subjects that you are not good at (review the key points first, and you may have a greater chance of taking the test, review more.) Ask the teacher for advice in time, the teacher can't turn you away, and wait for the subjects you don't know how to do will be about the same, and then review the most good subjects, so that the good ones will get high scores, and the ones who don't do it will not fail.

Where are you from? Are you a liberal arts or science major? Make it clear, and others can prescribe the right medicine.

Focus on cultivating the main subjects that you feel you can learn well, and you can't give up the main subjects if you don't have confidence, so work hard to learn. The sub-subjects are casual, they are all relatively simple, the ones that should be memorized are remembered, and the ones that should be memorized are just memorized.

According to the class schedule, if there is no such course, you will watch that course.

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Two courses a week and one course in three days are enough, and you can read the outline and do the real questions.

It is also very important to allocate a reasonable allocation to review the combination of work and rest.