How to plan and intensify the learning of mathematics, physics, English, chemistry basics in junior

I don't think the connection between junior high school and high school is very close, and it's too late to learn junior high school knowledge now. Now you should pay close attention to the knowledge of high school, look at the textbooks of high school, because the general level of textbooks should be able to understand the students, if there is something you don't understand, it is because your junior high school knowledge is not sound, you can ask your classmates to understand, each subject according to this method to preview a chapter, can understand the first chapter of the textbook, basically it's almost the same, if you have spare energy, you can buy an extracurricular book for each subject. You can also find classmates with better grades to study with.

Now that I know it's time to learn, it's not too late. I suggest you study physics like this:

Read through the junior high school physics textbook to find out the context. You can ask the teacher to help.

When learning this part in high school, there is a focus on supplementing junior high school knowledge. It's easy to learn and practical.

Take advantage of the rest of the first period to develop a suitable learning plan in combination with your own needs, allocate the time period of mathematics and physics, work the relative weaknesses, first read the junior high school books a few times, understand the knowledge in the books, and then combine the notes, recall the content and knowledge points that the teacher talked about in class, mathematics, physics, and chemistry can be appropriately matched to do some questions and practice writing. I believe you will be able to make up for the lack of junior high school and work hard in high school!

After all, you are now a high school student, and junior high school has passed.

Find a junior high school teacher to string the catalog for you, super useful.

Nowadays, the Internet is full of e-textbooks, and we teachers always use this to teach lessons.

You can't turn on the computer!

If you want to buy a book, I suggest you go to ** or something**, you can't trade here.

Is it good to recommend? Math is best face-to-face, I don't know if there is. Textbooks can be borrowed, and they are also sold at Xinhua Bookstore. The auxiliary class can buy full solutions.

You can look for this at Xinhua Bookstore at the end of August or early September, there must be.

You can go to Xinhua Bookstore to have a look, it will have some textbooks, I don't know if there is one you want.

Dangdang.com, Xinhua Bookstore, Amazon.com, **.com should all have them.

Where is that??? The textbooks may vary from place to place!!

You'd better check out the bookstore to find the version you need.

You can go to the bookstore in mid to late August to buy it.

Which set do you want, I have someone to teach the version.

There are three major laws of photoacoustic, thermal, and electromagnetic physics. Chemistry is organic and inorganic. If you want to learn the basics, buy some junior high school or high school textbooks, which are more economical, and you can also buy matching information books, and the textbooks are still relatively accurate, just learn according to the textbooks, of course, you can adjust according to your interests.

Still have questions?

To start from the book, all the knowledge points are in the book, so the example questions in the book must be thorough, and then do some college entrance examination questions, the quality of the college entrance examination questions is very high, it is recommended that you can try.

Don't worry, yes, I'm pretty much the same as you now, little by little.

Believe in yourself, as long as you are determined, you will succeed.

I don't want to, I want to learn.

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I'm not an expert, but I think it's useful to do exercises, and that's how I got better in chemistry in the first place. But the key is that if you don't understand, you must ask, and then explore yourself after asking, and then do other practice questions. Know until you understand.

If you are in the third year of high school, buy a copy of mathematics and chemistry and practice questions classified according to knowledge points (when I took the college entrance examination, I made three books of mathematics, physics and chemistry that were very thin from any publishing house, and after I finished all of them, I would get the points that I should get.) The focus of the college entrance examination will be in it. If you are in English, you need to accumulate it on a daily basis, but there are a few tenses and usages in English, so you can memorize the words in the vocabulary list at the back of the textbook after you have summarized and understood them.

In mathematics, you can first read the sample problems in the text, start from the basics, and then do exercises to master mathematical methods and problem-solving skills.

English is nothing more than grammar and vocabulary, as well as insisting on practicing reading comprehension every day.

Chemistry, the more liberal subjects in science, should be memorized, of course, on the basis of understanding.

It is recommended to make a study plan during the winter vacation and stick to it.

Good luck with your studies!

What grade are you?

I can help with a revision plan...

Lectures for junior high school and senior high school students. If you are a junior high school student or a senior high school student, you can listen to it.

English should be accumulated for a long time, and one gestalt and two readings should be done every day, of course, during the winter vacation, you can watch the original blockbuster English Ha.

Listening to more English songs can cultivate a sense of language!

Math must be done every day, not too much, but to ensure that there are exercises for each question type, and it is OK to review and summarize after doing it! You must not fail to do the question, otherwise the hand will be raw.

Chemistry is the liberal arts in science, equations are very important, you must be familiar with them every day, it is best to summarize them yourself, it is nothing more than those main elements, those things are more broken must be summarized by yourself, and then remember the special places clearly, the test point is special knowledge!

I don't know if these are useful to you, anyway, my vacation before the college entrance examination is like this, and it won't take much time! Ha ha! Be sure to stick to it!!

English still needs to be accumulated little by little, you can take a look at the better phrases, sentences, and essay templates on the Internet.

In math, it's about mastering how to do problems plus doing them in practice.

Chemistry should know how to memorize more, classify and pay attention to details.

Don't waste any time, don't waste any time! That's it.

In addition to the time in class. Ten minutes a day to review what you have learned in class. Mark out the areas where you won't be able to do so and save them for self-study later or with the teacher the next day.

I have to do it every day. Each subject requires more than an hour of time to do questions, including study time in school.

There is also to improve personal ability.

More than half an hour of memorization and more than 10 minutes of reading aloud every day (English or Chinese).

According to the plan, in units of one week. Because a week's cycle of learning can form a long-term memory, it is not easy to forget.

Make a study plan, if the grades are not very satisfactory, it is best to start strengthening the strong subjects to make yourself confident, such as doing the questions of the strong subjects first, the second of the weak subjects, and then do more exercises in the strong subjects to increase your confidence, and then strengthen the weak subjects.

Confidence is very important when studying, and confidence comes first from the encouragement of teachers, classmates and parents, and is strengthened by the results obtained from exams.

Hope you get good grades.

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Harsh winter to be a teacher, harsh his methods.

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I'm an undergraduate student, and I'm talking about how to study in high school. English is an endorsement, read the text more, write down some good sentences, and use it when writing. Mathematics was my forte, and the teacher left a lot of questions, one paper after another.

It's all done, and when you see the relevant question types in the exam, the method will appear. Physics, there are a lot of conclusions, and memorizing conclusions is convenient for multiple-choice questions. Some of the big questions are too difficult, if you really can't, write down the relevant formulas and give points.

Chemistry is all about memorizing the equations of reactions, including the coefficients that precede them. And it will be trimmed. Memorizing the phenomena of some reactions and the physical properties of some substances (smell, color) is very useful for block diagram inference.

In junior high school physics, you must learn mechanics and optics well, at least memorize the formulas. Don't memorize too many chemical equations, but find out the routine. Mathematics is more complicated and depends entirely on personal comprehension. In English, try to memorize as many commonly used words as possible, especially adjectives, and don't spend too much effort on those who don't use them often.

It's the third year of junior high school! If you don't understand it at all, ......Then learn the basics well, at least you can do it well.

It's very basic to figure out all the knowledge points and concepts first.