What does it feel like to be severely biased?

I'm heavily biased towards liberal arts, and my English is a mess. I especially love literature and history, I love to read since I was a child, I really know the knowledge of history, I finished reading "Five Thousand Years of China" and "Five Thousand Years of the World" in the second grade. After reading it, I wrote a diary and wrote about my experience, so the composition level was a mess in the grade, hahaha.

When I was in junior high school, I wrote the first ** in my life, 150,000 words, so I was praised by the teacher and dizzy. But this praise also brought me trouble, that is, it was more biased towards literature and history. Actually, it's not that my other subjects are not bad, but the liberal arts are better.

There is no all-round talent in this world at all, and the so-called all-round talent is stupid! If you can get into a good school in the future for your own future, then you don't have to be biased in any subject, but you need to put in more energy. Personally, I believe that it is necessary to cultivate a person's talent in a certain area to achieve success in a certain field in the future.

When I was in my third year of high school, I had a serious problem with my English subject. The reason why such a problem arises is because of the high.

First, the second year of high school questions are relatively shallow, but in the third year of high school, those question modes are close to the college entrance examination, there are several knowledge points in a question and to "turn", so I was very uncomfortable with such a question at the beginning of the third year of high school, and the first monthly exam actually scored more than 50 points in mathematics with 150 points. It was also because of the drag of such an OK math that my ranking dropped from more than 20 in the class to more than 50, and the mood during that time was simply terrible, and I thought in my heart that if I didn't improve my math, let alone take one exam, I might not be able to pass both exams. Later, I also spent a lot of effort and used some effective methods to finally improve mathematics, and finally increased my score from 50 points in the worst time to 124 points in the college entrance examination, and because of this improvement in mathematics, I was able to be admitted to a 211 engineering university.

Partial subject is like a thick leg, the other leg is very thin and soft, walk crookedly, accidentally fall, therefore, to achieve a good score in the college entrance examination, you must make up for the fallen results, generally speaking, the subject that is pulled down is relatively large, master the basic knowledge of this subject to achieve a pass, and then work hard to achieve a good result. If there is only one subject with good grades, and the others are very low, this is not called a partial subject, this is called a mess of learning.

I'm a liberal arts student, science grades are average, when I hear that there is no distinction between arts and sciences, some snickering, classmates are saying that I can learn my own disciplines, I don't have to memorize political history, a girl in the back said silently, in fact, these are the same for us partial subjects, it may be more painful, politics and history are not good, physics and chemistry are not good, if you abandon the liberal arts and choose a science subject, your heart will be bottomless, and you have to find time to brush the science topics in rote memorization, the pressure will be greater, and you will shuttle between different classes every day, It would be strange to have no fixed classmates and teachers. Partial subjects are not only a subject, when there are related topics between disciplines, you will not know where to start, even if you are good at that subject, especially in large exams, what kind of weakness and frustration will discourage people's morale. Partial subjects have a great impact on the overall score, after all, the ranking is based on the total score.

I still vividly remember that in my first high school exam, I was the last in my class in English. That is, this is the first to fall, and it woke me up, and I can't go on like this anymore. I began to explore and focus on it gradually, and put more energy on English.

The first is that the strong department drives the weak department, for the weak department, the reason why it is more difficult to catch up is because it is difficult to learn to enter, the same state, learning the weak department is becoming more and more boring, more and more stateless and inefficient, and finally sleepy and give up. On the contrary, the more you learn, the more you learn, the more you learn, the more you are energetic. Therefore, in self-study classes or after class, I will study my strong subjects first, so that my state can be cultivated and I will change back to English.

In a good state, it is more efficient to do English. As time goes on, I get a little tired of it, and then I go back to studying the strong subjects. This is to bring the weak with the strong.

To learn a subject well, the key is to cultivate interest. When you make a little progress, you will gain a sense of accomplishment and gradually develop an interest.

Sometimes, liking a teacher makes you really interested in the subject and then fall in love with it. But in reality, it is difficult and practical to choose a teacher you like. A good way to do this is to find some courses and teachers you like on online platforms.

By finding the right teacher and learning method for you, you'll have a multiplier experience. Don't ask me how I know, fumble. After all, the grades are pressed there.

The reason why I did this Q&A is because I have experienced it myself, and I know that this process takes a lot of time and energy. Sharing my own experience, even if it is to let my classmates waste a little less time, is not in vain.

As soon as I want a good classmate, he is very biased, he has experienced two college entrance examinations, and the scores of the two years are very different, he took the first year of the exam 343, it is a science, and he did not go to the junior college line that year. So he chose to repeat, at first he wanted to go to a better school to tutor, he went to a cram school specializing in college entrance examination training, where he tutored for about 2 weeks, and found that most of the teachers there were from other places, and they also talked about some content in class, which their high school teachers did not teach. So he left the school, and returned to the place where he went to high school for 3 years, this school is similar to the description of the problem, and he can't afford to take a few two books a year, so he started my tutoring life in such a place, he began to grasp his own shortcomings, practicing mathematics and science, and finally scored 453 points in the college entrance examination, English is his shortcoming, the first year is more than 50, and the second year is more than 50 points.

Therefore, it is possible to take a bachelor's degree in a serious partial subject, but it is very difficult to get into a key college, so it is completely possible to repeat it.

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Is it just that when you read your grades, your classmates will say "wow, for a while"? (To me, I am in the second language age, and English is one or two points higher than the average.)