Is it possible for liberal arts students who are not good at math to want to take geography

Possibly. What does geography have to do with mathematics?

Geography is a backrest, rote memorization, the more you memorize, the more familiar you memorize, and the more you memorize, half the success.

Mathematics, on the other hand, is flexible, relying on doing more, practicing more, and thinking faster; Not like geography.

Geography is literary. Mathematics is reason.

Of course. Mathematics is a mathematics test for geography.

But those maths.

It's nothing more than addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Do not worry. I believe.

In fact, junior high school math is not difficult, now you have to have confidence in yourself and believe that you will be able to learn it well.

Then, in class, the teacher should write down the key points and example questions, pay attention to reviewing the notes you made in class after class, and the homework must be completed independently.

If there is any problem that you can't solve, you must solve it in time, try to solve it yourself, and try not to ask your classmates, but to ask the teacher!!

Insist on practicing a few questions every day, the so-called practice makes perfect!

Everything, it's possible, learn math for a while, you'll be able to do it, and geography is almost non-math-free

To develop in an all-round way, if you can't do partial subjects, you should make up for it.

Poor math has a great impact on the study of geography.

Maybe it's a little difficult, but you have to believe that you can learn it well, and since you are taking mathematics for the subject you like, why don't you study it for the subject you like? There will always be difficulties, but you have to work hard! Just like when I first learned Chinese, in order for myself to go to a good high school, I worked hard to learn Chinese, and now I am not in the top ten in the whole grade?

OK!!! In fact, there are categories between lessons, but there is no such thing.

I'm good at math.

Partial physics is not good.

It's a little incredible.

Let's study hard!

You're done with it, you don't have to take the test

Geography is a liberal arts subject and has nothing to do with mathematics.

Do not worry. There are a lot of things in geography that need to be understood. In fact, math problems are also indispensable to memorize. Just remember more. I hope you succeed! As long as you put your mind to it, you can learn well!

Yes, believe in yourself, it will be fine! 11

Actually, it's very simple, work hard! Or make up for it.

Shut yourself up, carefully review for ten days and half a month, and it's almost the same to go to the exam...

Good luck!

Geography is very simple, and I chose geography in the college entrance examination, and I didn't need to know math very much.

Anything can be done with hard work.

Possible. Because geography is a science subject, you can memorize it.

There is very little knowledge of mathematics in the geography test, as long as you memorize more, you must be confident.

No, you're not good at math, you're bad at liberal arts, where are you studying?

Yes, it's very unlikely!! Haven't you studied math?

If you look at the liberal arts or science of different subjects alone, Dichaimu Chunli is definitely a liberal arts subject, while biology and physics are both science subjects. But because it is a college entrance examination subject, the meaning is different.

At present, there is no very obvious difference between liberal arts and science for college entrance examination candidates, and the total score of the college entrance examination is composed of the three unified examination subjects of Chinese, mathematics and foreign language of the unified college entrance examination and the results of the high school academic proficiency test. The HS Proficiency Test results are the results of three of the six subjects chosen by the candidates: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography and Politics.

Physics, chemistry, and biology certainly belong to the science subjects, while history, geography, and politics belong to the liberal arts subjects. However, candidates can choose any subjects of their choice, and among these six subjects, you can choose three subjects at will, science subjects can also be selected, and liberal arts subjects can also be chosen.

There will be significant differences in the institutions and majors that can be applied for different subject combinations. If you choose the combination of physics + chemistry + history, you can basically apply for 99% of the college majors, and if you choose the full-text combination of politics + history + geography, you may only be able to apply for about 50% of the college majors.

College entrance examination candidates should be clear about their interests and specialties, analyze their actual situation, and choose subjects according to their interests and hobbies. The subjects you choose may determine your future career path, so you can't choose them blindly.

Well, you also didn't do it well in the first step.

First, it takes time to understand and master the conceptual theories of books, and second, the formulas corresponding to the concepts of books must be kept in mind. Memorize, can't be wrong, and the derivation process should be remembered, which has a great effect on the derivation of the big questions in the later exams.

The third is to do homework, test the mastery of the first two steps of learning, the topic has simple and clever thinking, if the simple will not, it must be the above two steps are not done, and it must be the first step is not done, so what you have to do now is to read the concept of the book, see if you understand it, don't look at the flowers, read it again and feel that it will, you must understand and master, do the exercises handy, then you understand the concept of the book, otherwise you don't understand at all, so the first step is to spend more time looking at the concept, because everything is difficult at the beginning, find the reason, your academic performance will improve, other disciplines learning methods are the same, step by step, training methods, so that you will slowly improve, I wish you success.

My classmate is in the same situation as yours, so 2 has not been

But in fact, if you are hungry before the exam, you can still get by, because the teacher will understand the questions.

It may be a little more difficult for the liberal arts, but it is much better if it is for the sciences.

However, as long as the effort is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle.

Don't scare yourself.

Analysis: (1) I used to think that junior high school English was insurmountable, but as a result, it only took 3 months, and my English soared from 30-90+ (out of 100 points).

2) I used to think that high school English was a chasm, and I didn't want to cross it again, but as a result, in the college entrance examination, my English score was 118, which was the highest (out of 150 points) in English.

Make a list of knowledge, write it down, change it, and do the exercises to understand it.

Geographical factors are not taken into account.

Think about it professionally.

Liberal arts students are advised to go to NTU.

Zhejiang University's advantage lies in engineering, while NTU's science and liberal arts are better, and engineering is weaker.

If you have any questions, you can ask them.

Thank you. It's not difficult, mathematics is relatively necessary to have a certain foundation!

I don't think it's actually the accounting math we studied in college is similar to that of high school, and there is calculus, which is actually the guidance of high school, and there is a certain connection, which is absolutely reassuring, in fact, liberal arts students can do very well.

It's not difficult, it's just more troublesome, like when we study accounting, the first thing we have to take is the lowest level of accounting qualification certificate, and then we can take the intermediate accounting exam. If you have passed the accounting qualification certificate, you will have to be reviewed every year, no matter what accounting status you want, in short, it is troublesome

The employment rate of foreign languages is relatively high, and economic law is also good.

Marketing major, logistics major.

It depends on your own interests.

Interested in taking a look at the top 10 majors in the future.

Electronic information.

Biotechnology.

Modern medicine.

Automotive. Logistics.

New materials. Environmental energy.

Management class. Legal.

Marketing. I don't think there's such a statement, although there is a certain bias, but it's not that serious.

Hehe, in fact, there are tricks to learning.

My middle and high school geography scores were no lower than 90 points, and to be honest, geography is very simple.

The study of physical geography is based on understanding and books. To put it simply, it is to read the book several times and read the knowledge points thoroughly. At the same time, the brain should be turned and find a way to excite yourself, so that you will have the energy to learn.

To accompany some exercises, there must be the correct answers. Do it slowly and don't be impetuous. Write down the knowledge points that will not be involved on paper and focus on overcoming them. After doing it, find out the weak knowledge points for the answers, and then delve into it.

The study of human geography focuses on memorization. Don't be lazy, memorize everything you should memorize.

In addition, any discipline can be linked to life, it is recommended that you buy some geography magazines with color maps, here we recommend "China National Geographic". By reading magazines to cultivate interest and connect knowledge points with geography, you will find that you fall in love with geography, interest arises spontaneously, and learning is not a problem.

I also chose geography, and now I am in my third year of high school, so if you still have any questions, you can ask me again.

The above is my personal opinion, I hope it will be helpful for you to learn geography.

1. Blend of arts and sciences, and study and apply both law and law.

Physical Geography in High School Geography (mainly the first part of High School Geography),

I think geography is a test of imagination

Some things to memorize become very easy once imagined, geography-related things to memorize are nothing more than terrain, vegetation, soil, climate, latitude and longitude location, sea route location, outline, specialty or famous scenic spots, etc., imagine yourself traveling around the world How wonderful! So before you want to travel to a place, you should think about the climate through the latitude and longitude, sea and land location, and then consider the season, so as to know how much clothes you want to bring, whether to bring sunscreen and umbrella. If you can't remember it, you can copy the map by hand (this is what I like to do, I have drawn it by myself, and I remember it very well, and I marked some things that need to be memorized on the map).

Of course, the hardest part of geography is the geography of the earth, counting the time differences, the length of day and night. There is no dead memory method for this part, you have to rely on understanding, listen carefully to the teacher's solution, use the theorems you have taught to imagine an earth in your hands, and you have to get a high score by doing more exercises and finding your own method.

Politics is actually very easy

Don't be afraid of her, politics must first memorize everything! Otherwise, don't even think about doing anything.

It is very important to memorize the outline, and the general topic will say which part of the knowledge to use to solve, and through the outline, it will immediately associate the content of the chapters and the few small boxes of the article, and feel that the relevant content is written! You can't go wrong with writing more!! As long as philosophy is found correctly, it is the simplest in politics, and if you do more questions, you will find that philosophical questions are all routines, and everything is done with philosophy

The key to high school geography is to understand:

1. What is happening in what area and under what conditions. As long as you grasp this point, you should be able to solve a lot of geographical problems.

Example: Agriculture: [Plants] Distribution of Tea --- Red Soils and Hills in the South--- [Farming System] Low-temperature --- Cropping Industry in the Northeast ---

Product] Northeast China--- raw material origin--- sugar beet [industrial area formation] raw material origin--- development resources--- Liaoning Central and South Industrial Zone.

2. Interpretation of maps and charts:

The key is to understand the geographic information contained in the map, and the interpretation of the map is difficult for you, what is the method? I think the best way is to find the best problem by yourself, and it is not a clever way to ask the teacher every question.

The simplest is not to be lazy, the hand can be lazy but the heart must not be lazy, the back should be memorized, the class should be serious, don't feel that the teacher has nothing to say, the student has nothing to hear, the most important thing for the teacher is the knowledge framework of each lesson, with this framework, the knowledge will be more organized, will not appear chaotic, you can think about this framework when memorizing.

In fact, the most important thing is to "talk less nonsense and do more" Don't feel that it is ugly, this is true, don't always feel that there is no good way, what suits you is the best, what you have to do now is not to look for ways everywhere, nor to sigh, not to ask others everywhere how to learn, to see what others are doing when you ask these, now what you have to do is to calm down and study hard.

Geography, you often look at that globe, I have nothing to do when I'm bored, I see a geographic atlas or something, I'm quite interested, so the small college entrance examination is good, I see the flowers in the map, you try.

That politics, I really don't have any impression, except for the usual attention, it's also rote memorization in the ground, you'd better build a model in your heart, spatial imagination is the most important, and the rest of the knowledge points are memorized by yourself, let your dad tell you, read the newspaper.

The key to geography is the understanding of principles.

Don't think that it's okay to memorize the liberal arts. Memorize the knowledge base, and the exam is about ability.

In fact, learning memorization is based on aspects, as long as it is still understood. You just read the book hard, until you understand it, and then you do the questions, and you're done.

Politics is a typical topic. The others don't know. That's how I learned anyway.

I am from the Department of Geography of Liaoning Normal University, if you are in Dalian, I can be your tutor

Geography! Maps are very important, be sure to look at them more, and don't think that what is on the tree is not important, be sure to read through the textbook.

If you don't learn geography well, it may be that you don't grasp it as a whole, and high school is compulsory.

One, two, three and electives. To grasp these things as a whole, the most basic thing is to master textbook knowledge.

The knowledge of compulsory one is rational and relatively difficult, especially to have the concept of spatial thinking, just like three-dimensional geometry, to have a three-dimensional sense. It may be a bit difficult to calculate the local time and time zone in the first chapter, but as long as you master the most basic algorithms, you can do the problem, especially the lighting map is more important.

Chapter 2 is a good understanding, look at some review materials, such as the place of thermal circulation, some students don't understand, why the airflow rises in the heated place? Actually, it's very simple, I'll give you an example, for example, when you burn a firewood, where does the smoke come from? You know it's going up, right, but this is a typical example of thermal expansion and rising.

The content of the next few chapters is easier to understand, so just memorize it on the basis of understanding.

You say, "If you memorize it, you can't remember it, and if you remember it, you won't be able to do the question." "That's still not a lot of work, if you memorize it today, the knowledge is memorized but you haven't memorized, isn't it still ineffective! To comprehend the content of each lesson, don't memorize, don't close your eyes and read every day, in fact, sometimes ask you what you memorize and don't know, after you finish memorizing, you have to stop and think about what you have memorized today, and then do some questions to consolidate.

You have to be able to come up with a few chapters in a book, how many lessons each chapter has, what is in each lesson, and if you can reach this level, you will definitely be able to take a 90 or more exam.

As for the study of mathematics, the teacher listens carefully when he lectures, does the questions carefully after class, and asks questions if he doesn't know, and prepares a wrong question book to sort out which questions are wrong in the exam, so that you can really understand it.

Here are some of my experiences in learning and teaching, and I hope it will be useful to you. Hehe.