I m a liberal arts candidate in the class of 2012, and I m struggling to study geography, history, a

Calm down and learn, understand and experience. It's not that you're stupid, it's that you don't understand. I didn't have to feel it.

History lies in memorization and understanding, geography and mathematics have a certain relationship, partial science, mathematics you have to sort out the problems that you don't know and wrong, mathematics depends on practice, if you don't practice your hands, you will be born, if you learn mathematics well, geography should not be a problem.

The English Spark is very good, I took the English test 145, and I did the Spark for half a year, just do a few articles a day.

Geography can buy the college entrance examination question bank to do practice.

There is a lot of geography and history knowledge, and these things are the usual accumulation. But to have a method of learning, that is, to summarize the key difficulties and your own confusing points. You can find reference materials with good induction, or you can summarize them yourself.

Whether you write it yourself, find it online to print, or organize various study materials. Human memory has a law of forgetting. Now all you have to do is what the teacher teaches every day in school every day.

Then I do a variety of summaries every week. Summing up is king. When you are ready to revise, it will be your own unique and highly targeted review material.

The same goes for math. Review by type. If your teacher doesn't help you figure it out, you can do it yourself now, on the weekend.

Consolidate the knowledge of the day every day, summarize it every week, and review it every month. The mid-term final exam will be held in 2 months. And you're almost in your third year of high school, and all kinds of exams are coming one after another.

Follow the teacher's rhythm, and every week I have to open a small stove for myself. Summarizing is very important, don't think that delaying time when summarizing, in fact, you are planning time for your senior year of high school life and saving time.

It is necessary to read more history textbooks to understand and digest historical knowledge, and not to understand half of history. At the same time, they should learn to analyze materials, improve their reading and analysis skills, language expression skills, and summary skills.

Geography and History: Extracurricular books and thematic TV are used to cultivate interest, and interest can get twice the result with half the effort.

Math is all about doing more questions.

I am a liberal arts student, and my current major is also geography education, and I personally think that learning geography is not about how hard it is. There are certain skills in learning geography. You can make an induction, for example, to evaluate the natural conditions, you have to from the favorable and unfavorable conditions, the natural conditions mainly involve the climate, soil, hydrology, mineral products, topography and other conditions, one by one, you can find out the answer very accurately, so the induction is particularly important, followed by the memory and understanding of the map.

Geography is theory plus maps. Therefore, it is also very important to memorize maps according to the longitude or latitude.

In fact, the best thing in mathematics is the sea of questions tactics.

The probability of the new question type appearing is still lower first.

Personally, I don't think there is anything that is very targeted.

Only what suits you.

It's the same as buying cosmetics.

It's not that more expensive is better.

It's for you.

You can't match the problem with the supplement!

Do you want English or local history?

Mind if you find a place to make it up!

It's too late to concentrate on making up for it.

In fact, English is simple, and there are too many reference books for blood supplementation. A book of high school exam questions is sufficient. Do more.

Mathematics, do what you are good at; History should be memorized and memorized; Geography is more to look at the map, and the relevant principles are to be remembered.

Do you have a map of China and a map of the world? Take a look at it.

There are ghosts in class, and I usually don't work hard to read a lot of books.

Read the book repeatedly, do the questions sent to you by the teacher, you have to persevere, do it in time and do it seriously, the college entrance examination is the type of questions you usually do, if you have the energy to look at the difficult ones, but the basic questions are enough for you to go to college.

Math is really hard!! You have to know which one you should learn. High school is a short time, but there are a lot to learn, don't have distractions in your studies, and don't think about where you're going after school.

I also recall every day the scene of the teacher's lecture in class, and how the teacher analyzed it before I could do it. The method that suits you is to test your own figure!! Hope it works for you.

Use a lot of methods to use your brain.

Mathematics still has to do more problems, but you can't do it blindly, you have to find the skills and rules of doing problems...

In geography, the first thing is to read a book, and if you don't understand the book, you are in a hurry to do the topic, and you still need to understand physical geography. Humanities should be memorized, watched more, and done more.

History is mainly to read books, read and memorize, and don't forget after looking at them. It is necessary to integrate and comprehend.

Actually,,I personally think that liberal arts is to read more books and memorize,,, don't worry... I'm also a liberal arts major. Know your struggles. Usually read more books...

Read the book, find the root from the book, and then do the exercises.

Take a look at the new concept of English, it may be helpful for you.

For mathematics, listen carefully in class, and you can practice a lot, especially after class, it is a trick to learn mathematics. For geography, it is to look at the map a lot, and when you have nothing to do, you can guess the map with your classmates, that is, one person says a place, the other person guesses, and after class, you can memorize everything you should memorize. For history, it is to read and memorize, memorize the knowledge in class, and of course pay attention to the method of memorization.

It should help you!

I can help you figure it out.

I'm also a liberal arts student.

I used to be a bad student.

If you are Chongqing, there is no way.

Often watching TV will remember more than rote memorization, you can watch more historical films, you can also help the textbook imagine a long TV series, one by one, it will be easy to remember more, and it will be very solid!

Consciousness, there is also the need to have a method, not to say that you can learn well in class every day, you must pay attention to the method....

According to the knowledge of maps, history and geography have many similarities, and many historical events are related to specific geography. For example, the offensive routes in history, the choice of battles, and the changes in population migration. In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the three-line strategy was based on geographical knowledge.

Mathematics is to do more problems and summarize more, and the types are just like that, and the formulas are used upside down.

I'm telling you that none of that really works, do you pass the English word test? But the first word tells you that you can go to New Oriental The English name Niu B is a little crying, but there is really a level I am from Chengdu People are guaranteed your score.

1. English and Mathematics, prepare in advance.

2. You can buy: Beijing Education Publishing House's "Basic Knowledge and Confession Handbook" and other basic teaching aids, only one set. You don't have to buy a lot of them, just keep them simple and practical.

3. You can go online in advance to read some college entrance examination papers and college entrance examination syllabus. Enter the test-taking state early. Be confident.

Three from one big - everything from the difficulty, all strict, everything from the actual combat, large amount of training.

4. Chinese and English grammar should be mastered. Grammatical backbones such as subject-verb-object-definite complements, infinitives, clauses, direct and indirect speeches should go deep into the bone marrow. Regular phrases and common phrases must be memorized, and new words can be memorized from time to time every day.

5. In the formulas of mathematics, theorems and inferences other than axioms must be deduced by themselves. Homework should be completed quickly and correctly. It is necessary to know what it is and why it is so.

6. The questions of the college entrance examination are derived from the textbooks, which are difficult to teach the textbooks, and more than 70% of them are basic and intermediate questions, and the textbooks are the top priority.

7. Middle school English and mathematics are important basic courses for most practical and difficult majors, which are very important for the Qianlu people to choose a major in the future. It is a discipline that plays a strategic core role.

Remember a sentence: everything is not as good as its sect, first sort out the exam syllabus, set feasible goals, use the method of Tian Ji horse racing to deal with the exam, eat meat first and then gnaw bones. Usually, you can watch more of the Battle of Julu or the Battle of Sarhu, and I will only go all the way with him.

This is how you can focus.

The heart can't calm down, one way: refer to Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, who broke the cauldron and sunk the boat, and won nine battles and nine victories. Capture and kill 400,000 Qin troops.

Wu Shengyi is absolutely Guan Yu, warm wine beheads Huaxiong, beheads Yan Liang, and punishes Wen Chou. Pass five levels and kill six generals. Treat exams as if they were a war.

Use momentum to replace the buoyancy and dryness.