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The first thing you should know is yourself.

What level are you at, how far are you from others, and how far are you from your own goals?

Know what you should do. Many methods are used by others to get twice the result with half the effort, and you may be able to do more with half the effort if you use it. Find what works for you.

Understand your own learning mindset. What are you learning for – for yourself.

And many more. You have to know enough about yourself to know what is most appropriate.

Then, work hard. There are no shortcuts to learning, and geniuses are also to learn.

Believe in yourself. As long as you want, you can.

To have self-confidence, whether it is third-rate or first-class, people are people, but others find the right method, learn faster, remember more firmly, and use it more familiarly. You can do it too.

Finally, I wish you progress in your studies.

Happy New Year.

Perhaps, from now on, hard work will always pay off

Revise your own learning methods and set your own direction of effort.

Give yourself a goal. It can be a university that you want to be. I don't know what major you choose, but I recommend you choose physics.

Although physics is difficult to learn, you can only understand what learning is if you study physics. Work yourself and don't care too much about your ranking. After all, you're in a third-rate school.

There is a saying that gold shines! You certainly have a chance.

Study hard and communicate with your teachers because they are the most experienced! Pay attention to your own learning method and mentality!

I repeated my studies for a year, because my first year college entrance examination results were not very good, and when I repeated, I was in the third-rate class in the grade, but I was still the first in the class, and I could compete with the people in the first-class class, isn't this similar to your situation, and I rose by more than 100 points in the college entrance examination in the second year! Nothing is impossible, as long as you are willing to work hard!

Happy New Year.

Look at the admission results of your dream university in previous years, and then compare it with your own, you can find your place, and you don't have to think about the rest so much!

It depends on what you have learned, it is difficult to say the words of theory, because the foundation of theory is very important, and many formulas and theorems need to be practiced and experienced. If you want to study literature, I hope it is relatively large, as long as you have the determination to "memorize", it's OK, hehe.

First, review the book knowledge first, and then find some previous year's test questions to do, and focus on reviewing the knowledge points with a high error rate, which are all knowledge points that you have not mastered well;

Second, pick out the parts of the question types that you are relatively poor, and practice them in a targeted manner, such as doing poorly on multiple-choice questions, practice at least one set of multiple-choice questions every day, and master the answering skills and summarize the knowledge points;

Third, think more, exercise more, only by constantly using your brain, will you think faster and more accurately, but you must make up for the nutritional rest;

Fourth, communicate more with teachers and ask more questions with classmates;

Fifth, there is no best way for you, you have to figure it out for yourself.

Learning lies in reviewing the past and learning the new, step by step.