What if I like physics but can t learn it, what if I don t like physics? But still studying?

First of all, you have to find out why you can't learn physics well, and you can learn physics from your teacher.

There is also a test paper for each test, is a good opportunity to analyze your own loopholes, you should take the paper of each test, carefully check, to see if there are some questions that you don't know, but get it right, do it right, whether you know his principle, and then see what the wrong question is wrong, because of carelessness, you have to train your ability to be careful, because if you forget the concept, you have to step up the memory and understanding of the concept, because you don't know the solution method at all, Ask your teacher for advice on how to solve this type of problem.

I believe that after you do the above points, physics will definitely get better.

In fact, there is no subject that you can get a high score without studying, and the reason why you feel that "you can get a high score without studying liberal arts".

There is a good chance that you are very serious when you are in class.

It can be said that the most effective way to study is to concentrate all your attention in class.

I hope you will learn physics well as soon as possible and step into the beautiful world of physics.

It's likely that there is something wrong with your learning methods. I am a physics teacher, and I have found six stupid physics learning methods from teaching practice, you can compare them, whether there are any, there are more than three, you will definitely not learn physics well.

1. Be careless in doing the questions and be accurate. (Only with a high accuracy rate, your training is effective) 2. Don't seek to solve the problem, the problem is naval warfare. (Each physics question should be clear, without ambiguity) 3. Do the question and check the dictionary.

Analytical skills are not trained, wasting time) 4. Messing around with formulas and rote memorization. (In each formula, the meaning of each letter should be deeply understood, and the conditions of the formula should be clear).

5. Only take notes in class, do not listen to lectures. (Listen to lectures and understand in class) 6. Solve physical problems only based on life experience and feelings, not by analysis. (Strive to improve analytical skills).

I've coached a lot of juniors to get them to like and learn physics, but frankly, it's really hard. My general step is to make students 1First of all, I should make it clear that compared with the laws of knowledge, I pay more attention to the methods and attitudes of researching problems.

For example, the two main lines - rigorous force analysis and energy analysis are the prerequisites for solving all problems. 2.Then each question, every sentence of each multiple-choice question, is more attentive than reading comprehension in the language.

The major questions are strictly read and drawn, comprehended, judged and analyzed, which affects students to carefully analyze from easy to difficult. Rigorous calculations and physical meaning analysis in mathematics. 3.

After gradually improving their ability, they will be completely in line with my thinking, and they will analyze problems like me, apply laws to solve problems, and learn physics well.

First of all, you have an interest in physics, which is a very important condition and makes everything much easier!

You can't memorize physical formulas, you have to strengthen your understanding, you have to figure out where the formulas come from, and the experiments that prove the formulas, you have to remember them clearly. Finally, remember to read more textbooks, pay more attention to those methods, and think of ideas when solving problems!

Hope it helps! (I'm a poor learner, but I feel that physics is very simple, these are some of my experiences, I don't know if it will be useful to you!) ）

I'm dizzy, I met the same thing as I used to be, I'm a freshman now, I chose science back then, and I had nothing to eat today.

I'll give you some pointers, but it's mostly up to you.

If you're lazy about choosing liberal arts, girls are mostly liberal arts.

If you like to use your brain, choose science subjects that boys generally choose.

If you guarantee that you are tall.

2. Listen to every class in the third year of high school, and carefully choose science subjects, and you will be able to take more than two exams.

If you want to get into a good school, choose science.

If you're not very motivated, and you want to go to a school, choose liberal arts

If the gap between your liberal arts and science classes is too big, one will not watch it, and the other will not die, of course, you will choose you.

Just like I'm about the same as you, the liberal arts are slightly better than the sciences, but I like the sciences, I chose the sciences back then, but I'm a lazy person, not lazy, it's probably lazy, anyway, that's what our teacher said, so I didn't do well in the science connection, and if you don't understand a lesson or a knowledge point, it's hard for you to understand later.

Later, to my level, that is, I was still a freshman in high school, and finally I barely understood it in a round of review, basically self-study, and when I got to the college entrance examination, it was verified that high school was in vain, and the college entrance examination results can only go to a general college If you are like me, it is highly recommended that you choose liberal arts, if you are a little better than me, it is also recommended that liberal arts If you are much better than me, it is highly recommended to take science.

And finally, science is based on composition, and liberal arts is based on reading.

If you have a suggestion, just make it.

Interest is the best teacher, and only when you have a strong interest in physics will you not feel that physics classes are boring.

The first thing to do is to make yourself realize that physics is very interesting, and let yourself gradually like the physics course. From the bottom of my heart, I don't resist learning this course.

Secondly, you must master the learning method, 1' your own mistakes, after the teacher explains and corrects, you can't directly copy the teacher's answers. It's about taking the time to do it all over again. 2. Pay attention to review, review easy to make mistakes, and review basic knowledge.

In the end, learning is a persistent thing, and it is impossible to achieve results in three or five days. So, you need to stick to it...

Persistence is required.

Clarify the basic concepts and familiarize yourself with where they come from and how they relate to each other.

It is necessary to do some questions independently, with quality and quantity. There should be a certain number of questions, not too many, not too few, but also a certain quality, that is, a certain degree of difficulty. Anyone who learns mathematics, physics and chemistry will not be able to learn well without going through this level.

Solving problems independently, sometimes slowly, sometimes detours, sometimes even unable to solve them, but these are normal and the only way for any beginner to succeed.

It is necessary to be clear about the physical process, and there is inevitably a hidden danger of solving the problem if the physical process is not clear. Regardless of the difficulty of the topic, you should draw as much as possible, some sketches are sufficient, and some should be precise to show the geometric relationship. Drawing can transform abstract thinking into figurative thinking and grasp physical processes more precisely.

With graphs, state analysis is fixed, dead, and intermittent, while dynamic analysis is alive and continuous.

Study materials should be well preserved, classified, and marked. The study materials are categorized into practice questions, test papers, lab reports, and more. Marking means, for example, for practice questions, that the general questions are not marked, and the good questions, valuable questions, and error-prone questions are marked differently for future reading, and marking can save a lot of time.

It is necessary to attach importance to the knowledge structure and systematically grasp the knowledge structure, so that the scattered knowledge can be systematized. It is as large as the knowledge structure of the whole physics, as small as the knowledge structure of mechanics, and even down to the chapters, such as the knowledge structure of statics, and so on.

A lot of things are not something you can give up if you don't like it, just like you don't like physics, but you still have to learn, since we can't change it, then we have to learn to adapt, people need to adapt to a lot of things in their lives, but we can change very little, most of the time to adapt. So I suggest you adapt to it, take the initiative to like it, and after a while, maybe you really like physics.

Concentration means focusing all your attention on one issue and diving into it completely. The ability to concentrate a lot, especially for incomprehensible problems, is certainly a matter of aptitude, but to a certain extent, it is also a technical problem that can be acquired through practice, and on the other hand, it is also a matter of intention to concentrate all your attention on the material being studied

The skill of concentration needs to be practiced. Also, it is recommended that the landlord can go to Xinshang Education to carry out corresponding education for different students, and the effect is obvious.

Physics is actually very interesting, it can help you explain a lot of practical problems in life, and it will give you a sense of accomplishment when you tell others about the physical causes of a phenomenon.

You can start with the chapters you are interested in, do 2-3 questions or 5-6 questions every day, flip through the textbook where you can't, check the information, stick to it for a while, and wait for your next exam score to improve, you will naturally like it

I want to understand the order of nature, the order of the universe. Then study physics.

I like physics very much, and I fell in love with it when I did more questions.

1. Learning physics is the same as learning other courses, pay attention to listening to lectures in class, preview and review in class or after class, and learn each knowledge point thoroughly. But each course has its differences: for example, I didn't take the Chinese class today, and I can make up for it tomorrow after the class, while physics is a ring after the ring, such as:

If you don't learn decimal addition and subtraction first, you won't be able to, so you must learn each knowledge point thoroughly.

2. Students are most afraid of making mistakes in the exam, and if they make mistakes, they must analyze and summarize. I summarized the four situations in which points are lost: one is that you will do it, but you are careless and do it wrong.

The second is that you can't think of how to do it for a while, and you will do it afterwards. The third is that you don't have enough time, give a little more time to think, and maybe you will do it. The fourth is that you can't do it, you can't do it if you sit there for 10,000 years.

The solution is as follows: First, be careful in the future, and be careful. Second, in the future, we must do more practice, the so-called "familiar with 300 Tang poems, can not compose poems and chant".

Three, be able to use time! Be quick! But it's fast and error-prone!

How can it be fast? There is only one way: practice more!

The fourth is the most terrifying! There are two scenarios for this. One is that you can't do it because you haven't learned it well and can't do it; Another situation is that you have learned well, but you lack the ability to draw inferences and comprehensively, and you can't do it.

Most of the students have the second problem. It makes sense for the teacher to come up with such a question. The teacher will never come up with the questions that everyone will never do, and the teacher is testing everyone's comprehensive ability.

You have to make a few more detours in your brain, think about a few more whys, and you can make it.

First of all, I have to be confident that I will be able to learn physics well.

Then do a good job of solving any problem, go to the teacher for advice, find out where the problem is, prescribe the right medicine, ask questions that you can't ask without shame, and even ask your classmates who are not as good as yourself, don't care about face, face will make you farther and farther away from success.

Be persistent and you will make progress.

This is also my own words of encouragement, let's work together to learn physics well!

You know why, by and large, boys do better in physics than girls.

Because men are more reasonable than women.

Physics is a scientific discipline, and it is inseparable from life, if you are an unreasonable person in life (most of the women), then you must not be able to learn physics.

If you're a man, it just means you haven't found a way to get started, and if you're a woman, then that's normal.

As a physics teacher, I personally believe that the most important thing to learn physics well is two things:

The first is attitude. As the saying goes, attitude is everything. As long as you have a good attitude, because a good attitude is the prerequisite for learning any subject well.

The second is understanding. In fact, when you say that physics is difficult, sometimes it is more difficult, and when you say it is simple, it is sometimes easier. The key is to digest and understand what the teacher says, and you can't memorize it like an endorsement, because you will never be able to learn physics.

Understanding is really important, you have to understand every topic that the teacher says, think clearly about the reasons for what you did wrong at that time, and summarize it carefully.

I'll tell you another way to learn physics: that is, if you do a certain problem wrong, you must do it again after you go down, although the teacher may talk about it in class, but when you speak, you must not copy down the problem solving process written by the teacher on the blackboard, first understand, and then do it yourself, don't look at the process of the teacher's writing, don't look at the notes you remember about the problem when you do it yourself, and don't look at the notes of your classmates, you must make it yourself. After making it, think about it for yourself and see why you didn't make it at that time, such a question will give you a lot of gain.

When you do the questions, you must do it yourself, it doesn't matter if you make mistakes, as long as you do it yourself, you will be impressed when you make mistakes, and you will not make mistakes again when you encounter similar questions in the future. The most important thing in class is to understand, followed by listening. Don't blindly take notes in class, listen first, because some people only care about copying notes, so you don't hear the main content of the teacher.

Note-taking should also be important and do not copy everything the teacher has written on the blackboard.

That's all! Hopefully, you will be able to learn this interesting subject well.