How to better remember geography

To memorize a map, you need to memorize it with geometric thinking. There's a sphere in the heart turning, and the world is spinning. It is also important to remember the approximate location of the world map, and look at the map to see the outline of what each country and region looks like.

Learn geography to memorize everything faster, and the best way to do this is by combining it with a map.

1. To learn to read the map - a three-dimensional globe, you can establish a three-dimensional thinking method, and the knowledge of geography is three-dimensional; Flat administrative district map, topographic map, climatic zone distribution map, natural resources distribution map, traffic map, ......; If you can read a map, you will already learn 30-50% of the geography knowledge.

2. Look at the map more - the combination of written knowledge and maps can strengthen memory, and repetition can enhance memory, and when a habit is formed, knowledge will be three-dimensional;

3. Master the geographical elements - such as the elements of climate: location, temperature, precipitation; The elements of location are: latitude and longitude location, land and sea location, transportation location, resources, economic level (industry, agriculture, services......etc.

"Location" is the most important and core of the geographical elements.

Geographical elements in different places, one of the elements will play a leading role, location is a factor that can never be ignored, will look at the map, master the geographical elements, that is, master the core knowledge of geography.

In normal times, you should look at more maps to enhance your ability to understand them. It's a good idea to be able to combine several images and analyze the reasons for them. For example, when looking at the global climate type map, you can look at the global topographic map, know the relationship between climate and topography, but also take into account latitude, know the three-circle circulation, and the global ocean current distribution map, because climate is related to topography, latitude, atmospheric movement, and ocean currents.

When you synthesize your knowledge, you will understand it more deeply.

This is an experience that I have learned over the years.

Develop your sense of space and look at the drawing map often.

If you are interested, just look at the map.

This geography depends on personal talent, I study science, but my geography seems to be better than many people in the liberal arts, I usually look at maps or something, read the news, watch adventure documentaries, books, generally don't read.

If you have nothing to do to look at the map, when it is fun, (originally, how beautiful the flowers are).