At the end of the first year of high school, seek a comprehensive and integrated learning method 50

You'd better preview it yourself, because most of the others are making up for the lessons, otherwise you will fall behind others at the beginning of the school year, however, you don't have to buy too many materials, the school may have school-based textbooks after the start of school, and you may also set the materials collectively.

I'm also a freshman in high school! I went to the second year of junior high school for two years, and at that time I felt that my grades were very poor, and I wanted to study better! Later, my parents listened to me and asked me to reread it!

If you are sincere in wanting to study better, then it is recommended that you stay one level! If the heart is a little wild, the consciousness is not good.

It is recommended to continue to raise two. Fallen knowledge.

You can start with math.

Practice your English on your own.

You can also read more extracurricular books on literature.

If you study art, you don't have high requirements for cultural classes, but what you learn in the first semester of the first and second semesters of high school is still very important. Personally, I think that for Chinese, mathematics, English and other subjects to be taken in the college entrance examination, you should listen carefully in class and practice more after class; For politics, history, geography, etc., you don't need to take the college entrance examination, you also have to listen carefully in class, complete the teacher's tasks, in addition, you don't need to spend too much time, you don't understand can put it first, and then review it uniformly when you have to take the final test, that is, the pre-exam assault, so the score will not be very low. In short, it is necessary to learn to focus on learning, so that you can arrange your time reasonably.

In fact, when I was a freshman in high school, I listened carefully in class and completed my homework carefully, but sometimes my test results were not satisfactory at all, and I later found that my time allocation was unreasonable. I divided my time almost evenly among the nine subjects, which led to important things such as mathematics, physics, and chemistry, which I knew very well, and politics, history, and geography, which I did not know very well. Now that the academic proficiency test is over, I have found that subjects such as politics, history, and geography, as long as they do not take the college entrance examination, do not need to spend too much energy in the first year of high school, because they mainly examine endorsements, while mathematics, physics and chemistry have high requirements for understanding.

Even if you don't choose science, physical chemistry is not easy to take in the academic proficiency test.

In short, if you choose art, you should cultivate artistic skills and accomplishment, so it is also very important to learn to paint, watch movies, and learn English. So you should take advantage of the time in your freshman year of high school to strengthen this aspect.

First of all, you have to understand that the reason why excellent students are excellent is because of "efficiency", that is, how much is gained per unit of time, not in the simple sense of hard work. Suggestion: Lunch break, go to bed early, get up early, preferably at 5 o'clock, I personally think that the highest efficiency in the morning is not how long you learn, but how much you learn.

Memorize more, review more, play when you're tired, and learn when you've had enough.

In addition to listening carefully in class, you should also try to watch and think hard after class.

You can check out the No.1 Simple English Learning Network in China, which has a study strategy that can help art students (mainly those who learn to draw) a lot of time-saving.

Make a little progress every day, stick to a learning method, and you will get obvious results after a month!

First of all, you must study hard in addition to the number of languages, you see which type of physics, chemistry, biology and politics and history you prefer, just focus on where, anyway, you will have to divide the subject in the future. As for what makes a good way to learn, I'm sure you know more than I do. The method was simple, but we didn't stick to it.

Don't get too lost, concentrate on one thing and don't think too much. Learn steadily, play happily, and wish you happiness every day!