About how to steadily improve your score

Grades are not examined, but learned, and a good process will have good results. Here are 3 things you can do to improve your child's grades:

2. Cultivate children's interest in reading: children are not interested in reading, it may be that parents do not guide children, parents should guide children more, cultivate children's interest in reading, so that children can experience the fun of reading.

3. Help children build self-confidence: Parents should help children build self-confidence, so that children can realize that no matter whether they succeed or fail, as long as they do their best. In my child's first year of junior high school, his memory was very poor, his writing was distracted, and his grades in various subjects were also very poor.

I happened to see a Tesla potential development course that can enhance intelligence, and after reading it, the child's situation began to improve. I was no longer distracted in class, and my grades improved. I believe these experiences should inspire you.

1. Set yourself some time limits. It is easy to get bored by studying for a long time, so you can divide the homework into several parts, and set a time limit for each part, such as completing the exercise within an hour, completing the test before 8 o'clock, etc., which will not only help improve efficiency, but also do not cause fatigue. If possible, gradually reduce the time it takes, and soon you will find that what used to be an hour away can now be done in forty minutes.

2. Don't do other things or think about other things while studying. Everyone understands the truth that one mind cannot be used for two purposes, but there are still many students who are listening while studying**. You may say that listening is a good way to relax your nerves, so you can concentrate on studying for an hour and then relax and listen for a quarter of an hour**, which is much better than doing homework with headphones.

3. Don't review the same subject all night. I used to watch math or physics at night, and it proved that it was not only exhausting, but also ineffective. Later, I arranged to review two or three homework every night, and the situation was much better.

I'm also a liberal arts student. The second year of high school is a scumbag. The first mock test was about 360 750. The last college entrance examination was 635 750. 110 in the province.

Follow-up: I only said the beginning and the result.

I didn't mention what my grades were, a little bit by the time I got to more than 400, and then even by the time I was in my third year of high school, I was just over 500 points.

I didn't mention how sad I felt when I only slept a few hours a day but watched my grades still bottleneck just over 500 points.

Thankfully, I didn't give up.

So in the second semester, it naturally approached 600, and exceeded 600.

That's probably the process.

The text says the background.

I was in the best high school in our province. Because I also worked hard before the high school entrance examination.

But when I went to high school, it became a piece of. Countdown every time. Assigned to the liberal arts class.

Why do you say that the school background is?

1. Have good teachers.

2. Let me say that although I am a scumbag, I used to have a bit of a quick foundation (the subject is not also a good candidate for the high school entrance examination).

The first sentence I have to say is:

I know very well that everyone worked hard and even harder than me in my senior year, and I am not here to tell everyone how much I have suffered, I am just talking about my methods and giving you confidence. ”

1. Set a target school, probably. (My goal at that time was Wuhan University, okay, because it was so bad at the time, I thought it was a blessing to be admitted to Wuhan University).

2. Quit my bad habits, in fact, my habit is to often go to the Internet café to play CS and play a game at every turn, and I went to play games the day before the start of the third year of high school, but I told myself that I couldn't touch the computer again in a year from the third year of high school. (Oh I did it) isn't the landlord's habit to be an Internet café bar, which is a bit similar to me.

3. Then I'll let us start

Since it is said that there is a significant increase in grades, it must be mathematics

Math: It's definitely just by brushing the questions. Brush the questions, brush the questions, and brush the questions. My first mock exam was 59 150. Isn't it miserable.

Buy the kind of brush that mocks the paper one by one, or brush it according to one type of question type at the beginning.

You'll find that your math scores are growing rapidly.

Everybody knows that math is about brushing questions, and that's what I did, so if you insist, you can too. In the end, I took the college entrance examination 140, of course, if I don't fill in the wrong one of the multiple-choice questions, it will be 145, aggrieved.

Memorize all the texts that need to be memorized, and if you are in the semester that is not the high school entrance examination or college entrance examination, you will memorize the necessary texts for that semester. Buy a booklet of essay examples from a stall and use it as an argument.

Master the right way to study, and then work hard, I personally think there is no shortcut.

Your child learns to use reading comprehension to get a perfect score.