Kneel and beg how can I get the first round of review in the third year of high school I am 20

I came from the college entrance examination, and the first round of review in the third year of high school is actually very simple, as long as you practice more and memorize more. That's it.

As for the review plan for each subject, then it's exempt, because I'm me, I said, you may not be able to implement it, I said, you may not be suitable, right?

In general, in the third year of high school, after a long time in class, you mainly adapt as soon as possible, and the amount of practice begins to increase, you have to have your own study plan, what to accomplish every night and every day, have goals, don't study blindly, because this will only waste time, and the learning efficiency is low, so you have to have a learning goal. This goal should be set according to the course schedule, and the study time should be set by yourself, because I am not familiar with the landlord at all, and I am unlikely to help you make a study plan that suits you.

Don't just focus on studying and ignore sports in the third year of high school, so you will lose more than you gain, because you study for a long time, your learning efficiency is low, and your body may not be able to stand it, you have to exercise moderately. The body is the capital.

Finally, I wish you that you will be admitted to a prestigious university today next year.

I just finished taking the college entrance examination. There are many ways to say this, but I would like to give you a living example of my classmates, and I hope to have confidence in you. My classmate is a girl, and her grades in the first and second years of high school are all passing, but this time I was admitted to Chongqing University in the college entrance examination.

Her magic weapon is to read the textbook over and over again, do the questions after class over and over again, and then do the mock questions of the exam papers issued by the teacher back and forth, just a few tricks. What I conclude is that for poor students (as you said yourself), the foundation is always the magic weapon to win!! If you have any questions, you can add me, the number is my username, I hope it can help you.

There's nothing detailed about it.,I think it's mainly a textbook.,I'm a science student.,I think it's better to get the concept to the clearest.,Every example in the book.,Every exercise to understand.,To remember a lot of things.,Find a way to summarize.,I'm stupid.,I'll choose to list the outline.,Take it seriously.,Squeeze time to list.,Especially biology.,The effect is the most obvious It's much better than holding the back of the book.。。。

Now start to do some Chinese and English questions every day, stick to it, physics, chemistry, and mathematics are not a matter of one or two days, my senior year of high school has just ended, and the college entrance examination question bank is all done.

Follow the teacher Actually, the first of the three rounds of revision is the most important.

Basic knowledge points included.

In fact, the third year of high school is mainly based on review, so you can basically figure out the subjects you haven't understood yet, so that it doesn't take too much time to get to the final stage

Organize everything to look good

What are you afraid of, the teacher will take you.

Basic knowledge points and follow-up practice during learning, I wish you a good result in the college entrance examination.

1.You should devote yourself wholeheartedly to class, do not allow yourself to be distracted, and don't think that you will not listen to the teacher's words if you know what the teacher says, and do your own thing, which is a big mistake.

2.When self-studying, you must ensure efficiency, and you must take time to digest today's fruits in evening self-study.

3.Do more college entrance examination questions, only college entrance examination questions are the most authoritative.

4.Know the syllabus requirements for each subject and review them according to the exam.

5.You have to time yourself to do the questions, and there is a certain sense of tension. Whether it's a test paper or a question, it's best to do so.

6.Every time you finish a test paper, you have to eat it thoroughly, and the questions you are wrong reflect the knowledge points you have not mastered, then return to the textbook to learn it, and don't allow it to be wrong here next time, so you are required to prepare a wrong question book, a good question book, a classic question book, learn to summarize, learn to contact, and even quacco contact. Don't think that you can do more questions, in fact, you should pay more attention to the summary.

7.Look at your set of mistakes, the classic question set, before the exam.

8.It's a good idea to make a mark on where you're stuck during the exam and pay more attention to such places.

9.Don't force yourself to learn too late at night, some people are night owls who come to the spirit at night, so don't think that he will feel uncomfortable if he learns more than you for a while, if you don't catch the class time, you will suffer a big loss.

10.You have to be confident, you have to believe in yourself, you can do it, you have to do it if you don't work.

Finding ways to be interested in what you've learned, recognizing what appeals to you, and falling in love with that feeling will naturally increase your efficiency.

First of all, find your weak subjects, because the third year of high school is basically independent learning, so I completed the homework assigned by the teacher early...Then do the questions according to the actual situation....English and mathematics are mainly based on test papers, English pays attention to time, mathematics pays attention to the accuracy rate, and can do one question and one question correctlyIt is best to read the information and clarify the steps of answering the questions....Because some subjective questions have fixed answering steps, such as expression techniques and expression skills to remember...That's basically what I did in my third year of high school.