Let s talk about the best and most efficient way to study!

Without persistence, nothing is in vain!

What is the best way to learn?

Let's learn the Feynman Method!

Calm down and think about your situation. What suits you is the best, don't be a toddler.

The following is a summary of my tutoring methods in the third year of high school and my own study in recent years.

To do anything, you have to figure out three things: goals, conditions, and actions. In this way, it can be done: Mount Tai collapses in front and the color remains unchanged, and the elk is in the left and the eyes are not instantaneous.

First, pause and think about what your ultimate goal is. Then, analyze your current situation in each subject, which ones are strong and which ones are weak; Finally, in order to achieve the goal, each subject should make efforts, with "confidence, constant faith, determination, perseverance and will" (half-hearted) to complete the goal.

But in the process of action, it is important to be intentional and make a summary often, and the summary is not just to copy down the questions, but to write down the correct answers. There are three types of problems:1

I can look at it, but I still do it wrong. This kind of question is especially careful, it is a reminder for us to be careful next time; 2.I feel like I will, but it's messy when I do it.

This shows that there are loopholes in your knowledge points and you need to supplement them; 3.At first glance, there is no idea, and when you look at the answer, you suddenly understand. These knowledge points are easy for you to forget, and they are also classified and written down.

In this way, you can summarize one and do ten, and don't swim in the sea of questions.

You have to get into the habit of writing a weekly diary, summarizing what you have done during the week and writing a plan for the next week, so that you will improve quickly.

As for what you say about operability, just one point: avoid being over-hand-oriented.

It is suitable for all subjects.

If you see if there is anything I haven't said, I'll add it and learn from each other.

Make reasonable use of your time, and don't be arrogant and impatient to eat your textbooks thoroughly, otherwise, it will be impossible to improve later. Do a good job in each question, take good notes, summarize the problem, even if it is a small problem that cannot be solved, you must ask the teacher and classmates, and learn to draw inferences. Memorization involves every point of our knowledge, and finds out the difficulties, doubts, and key points.

When you grasp your foundation, buy a five-year college entrance examination three-year simulation to strengthen your knowledge points, and on the premise of a solid foundation, you can do the first document of the college entrance examination, or 38 sets of Tianli to improve your overall knowledge points. Of course, you can't blindly study hard, you have to give yourself a study plan, persevere, and calculate how much you can improve according to your daily progress.

Secondly, a copy of the study plan is attached:

1: Make your own study plan in advance.

2: Review, preview, summarize, and take notes in advance.

3: Familiar with every knowledge point we are involved in, ask if you don't understand, do more, practice more.

4: Do a good job in each question, summarize it, and learn to draw inferences.

5: Change from passive to active follow-up every time.

If you don't understand something, even if it's very simple, you have to understand it, and you must not be embarrassed to ask teachers or classmates because it's simple.

Hehe, I've had this kind of phenomenon too.

It's the third year of junior high school now, and I don't have time to be serious...

You must grasp the time and cherish it, don't regret it when the time comes, if you want to concentrate, you can only rely on yourself.

You can put some notes on the table in the book that says "Concentrate on Concentrate" !! Stick it in a conspicuous place I think it's still very useful, and when you see it, you have to come back to your senses immediately...

Of course, you can also desert... When you're tired of reading, you can listen to a song and be in a daze... But 10-15 minutes at most.

Don't be in a daze for every class As soon as the time comes, I will continue to study in the third year of junior high school There are only a few months left I can only rely on reading Read more, write more, ask more questions, and if I don't understand now, I must bring it up Ask the teacher and ask your classmates Are you asking, the exam is coming, set a goal, and use it as your own motivation!

It's just that you listen carefully in class, and this kind of learning efficiency is high. Then it's time to summarize the method of doing the question. You can set up a correction book to check and fill in the gaps.

First of all, we must have a correct attitude, put learning first, and be able to persevere. Be serious in class, don't be cranky, and understand what you don't understand in time.

I would like to introduce you to the learning method of Li Xiaopeng, the top student in the college entrance examination, and don't take a try.

Systematic learning approach.

First, the fundamental law of learning - clear thinking.

1. Simple learning - focusing on the learning of knowledge points - understanding, memorization, and practice;

2. Systematic learning - induction and summary - skeleton, sorting and enrichment;

Complete learning is a combination of yes and 2.

2. How to use the fundamental laws to learn:

1. Problems: many knowledge points and a wide range of knowledge;

2. Problem solving process: the process of establishing the connection between various knowledge points;

3. Unable to solve the problem: breakpoint;

4. To learn systematically: there is an overall game of chess in mind;

3. How to Conduct Systematic Learning:

1. Establish a knowledge framework;

2. Fill the skeleton with flesh and blood;

3. Find out the connection between the vertical and horizontal directions of each part.

Fourth, the complete process of systematic learning:

1. Draw a complete knowledge structure diagram;

2. Connect the knowledge points in this diagram with the specific learning content (fill in the flesh);

3. Transplant this interconnected knowledge system into the brain as a whole.