Why Zhao Ye can t learn chemistry 15

When you have a heart, it's much simpler. Everything is difficult at the beginning, come on, believe in yourself, you can do it (here I am not convenient to provide methods, because what suits you, only you dig it out yourself, better than what others give you).

The main thing is to cultivate interest first, and through experiments, you will find a lot of wonderful phenomena, which are easy to learn.

Chemistry is known as the "liberal arts of science". The most troublesome thing about chemistry is that the knowledge points are complicated and seemingly unrelated. In fact, learning chemistry is similar to learning English, you need to accumulate little by little, classify and summarize, and try to find the connection between knowledge points.

Chemistry is a liberal arts subject in science, and if you want to learn chemistry well, you must first memorize and then understand. Take good notes during class, read and remember more after class, and increase your memory and understanding by doing questions. Molecules and atoms are the basis of chemistry, and microscopic abstraction is difficult to understand, so it is even more necessary to read more, memorize and do more problems.

Won't junior high school? Memorize, plus a handful of practice questions! High school won't? Memorize, plus a large number of practice questions, mainly to summarize the law, the same main family, the same subfamily, search for inductive knowledge points on the Internet! Colleges won't? So why did you apply for chemistry in the first place!?

1.You don't really study and put your mind on other things2You don't like chemical twisted melons are not sweet.

In the end, whether you like it or not, you still have to take the test, so as long as you ask more and do more, and gradually fall in love with it, you will always learn well.

Where there's a will there's a way!

You do too much physics and math.

I can't learn it either, alas, every time I take a bad chemistry test, I'm the same person who can't learn chemistry.

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This is actually a bit of a detour, so please ask your dad more directly!

First of all, you have to believe in your father, don't doubt his knowledge, and then communicate with him more My chemistry teacher back then was a male teacher, very open-minded, and gave me a lot of opinions and suggestions, so good resources, you must make full use of it!

If you want to communicate with other chemistry teachers, you can send me a private message, hehe, but my experience may not be as rich as your father's.

First of all, it is necessary to be familiar with the context of the textbook, know the general content of each chapter of the textbook, and then focus on reviewing the key knowledge of the key chapters, and master the knowledge points proficiently, especially equations, some important experimental processes and common chemical substance testing methods, some classic experimental operations, some good problem solving methods, and memorizing some classic question types of example problems are of great help to your future problem solving, I think these are very important. However, mastering these only means that you have mastered scattered knowledge points, and I think the most important thing is the final review, that is, to combine the knowledge that has been mastered in the textbook into a network, so that you can use the knowledge more proficiently and solve the problem easily. Good luck with your studies!

It's actually quite simple. I have memorized commonly used formulas and theorems, understood basic chemical identities, and become familiar with them by doing more questions.

In fact, learning chemistry well is very simple, what he asks you when you do the questions, generally all kinds of conservation, don't blindly do the questions when doing the questions, first of all, think about how he investigates. I never asked a teacher a question when I was in high school.

If the foundation of chemistry is not good, read more books, read more knowledge points in the book, read ten or eight times until you remember, do more college entrance examination questions, practice the knowledge points, and you can do high school questions after you are good at mathematics, chemistry should not be a problem. I think the reason for you at this stage is that you are not familiar with the knowledge points.

Interest is the best teacher, cultivate your own interests.

Don't set too high goals, add a sense of accomplishment to yourself at first, and build self-confidence.

You're in your third year of high school, and time is tight... It's also difficult for me to make up for it, so it's better to memorize some knowledge points.

Be sure to memorize it! ）

I think that's going to help, and I hope you'll improve.

Don't be pessimistic! It is generally believed that math is hard to learn, and you are super good at math! You are a smart kid! If you communicate more with your teacher and let the teacher find problems with you, you must trust your teacher! I believe you will be able to learn chemistry well, come on!

Chemistry is a matter of interest.

Chemistry of interest is the easiest subject in science.

Usually read more books (textbooks are good), read them every day before class, and read them several times after class, pay attention to understand the meaning, so that you are definitely a master at doing questions.

There are two textbooks for junior high school chemistry, in front of the teacher's notes. Watch it several times. Write questions for each chapter.

Then buy a workbook or two, and be sure to do it in one sitting, even if you don't sleep.

Read the book slowly by yourself, and you have the confidence that you can learn chemistry well if you learn it well.

Do you teach physics or chemistry?