Help me find a good way to review history

It is recommended that you buy a copy of the "Optimal Program" to memorize the key points, and do the questions while being covered, the effect is better.

Read more history books to increase your interest in history.

In fact, if it's just middle school history, you can try the "sea of questions tactic".

Because the test center of middle school history is limited after all, no matter how the question type changes, it is still those things that are tested.

Doing more questions can deepen your understanding of the knowledge points.

First of all, you should read more textbooks, read more notes, and then do more exercises, pay attention, when you do exercises, when you encounter something you don't understand, you should immediately turn the book, find the answer, and annotate in detail in the exercises. Especially for multiple-choice questions, there will definitely be right and wrong places, what you need is to be serious and patient, correct the mistakes in each question, and when you finish it, you will definitely have a certain impression of the content. In addition, the content of the textbook should be read repeatedly, repeatedly, and repeatedly, then your history grades will definitely improve.

Finally, for subjective questions, you have to practice more and summarize the methods, so that you will definitely get a good score in the exam.

I would like to remind you that you can't learn history quickly, you must persevere, you must give a certain amount of time to go down, in order to see the results, three days of fishing, two days of drying nets is impossible to learn history well.

Make a study plan and follow the plan.

A review of history is as follows:

First, read through the full text. When we review history, we need to understand and familiarize ourselves with the main content, so it is still necessary to read through the whole text. Every time we read a chapter, we consciously memorize and understand these important knowledge points.

In addition, you still need to do the exercises after class, so that you can exercise your ability.

The second is the comparative outline. When we review history, the exam syllabus is indispensable, and we can review it against the syllabus. The syllabus is the basic content of all the test sites, and the details are detailed below.

Generally speaking, there are cases of overclass, but the proportion is very small. We open the history book and read and understand the content of the outline.

Third, get to the point. The syllabus is the focus of the exam, but it still can't be compared to the books. Therefore, when we review, we need to think carefully and summarize after reviewing a chapter every time, so that the brain will have a clearer impression, which is still helpful for the exam.

Fourth, do the right amount of questions. For the revision of history, we also need to do some questions in order to adapt to the exam. We can choose a number of questions and sets, but the number should be appropriate. Practicing questions is just to train your level, and doing too many questions is not good.

Fifth, take proper rest. When we review history, it is important to combine work and rest. If you don't have a good rest, you will feel uncomfortable when it comes time to take the exam.

When it comes to the exam, we don't need to stare at the books, which doesn't prevent you from performing at a good level. In addition, with a good rest, your mental state will be more suitable for the exam.

Clause.

1. Learn to look for clues, the development of historical events is intrinsically linked, so pay attention to finding clues. Especially in the context of the new curriculum reform, they are taught in the form of special topics, and each topic will have its own clues. When reviewing, we should pay attention to sorting out the most basic clues of each topic, and then follow the most basic clues to improve, and finally form a knowledge tree.

After sorting out the clues of each topic, we can look for clues between each topic, for example, we can integrate the content in an ancient, modern, and modern way. In the process of integration, we should also pay attention to comparisons, such as comparing the development of capitalism with the construction of socialism in economic history.

Clause. 2. Pay attention to the understanding of historical knowledge. Under the background of the new curriculum reform, history is no longer a traditional rote subject, and more attention is paid to the flexible use of historical knowledge, that is, to truly take history as a mirror and guide students to pay attention to reality through the study of history. This requires students to have a genuine understanding of the study of history.

Clause. 3. Pay attention to the application of some of the most basic methods. When you are in class, you should still follow the teacher's ideas carefully, take notes carefully, and pay more attention to social hot issues after class.

1) Mainly textbooks, read textbooks repeatedly (memorize what should be memorized, especially the time, place, etc. of historical events), and take notes carefully in class (there is no need to remember what is in the book, and the teacher should pay special attention to the revelations derived from the content of the book, and the multiple-choice questions are often published).

2) My interest in history comes from watching documentaries, such as **9 (Record Channel), **10 (Science and Education Channel) There are a lot of documentaries about history, which is definitely much better than reading books, an episode of about 1 hour, so that you can not only cultivate interest, but also understand history, watch more TV series or movies with historical themes (you can watch it several times), which is also very interesting, such as "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", "The Great Qin Empire", "Three Kingdoms", after I finished watching "The Emperor of the Han Dynasty", the things in the textbook (such as the promulgation of the Tui En Decree, There is also the war against the Xiongnu and Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions) basically remembered, and after reading the textbook a few times, the material questions will also be solved.

3) When reviewing for the exam, I look back at the missed multiple-choice questions, and then look at the textbook, I don't have to deliberately do more questions, I do the homework assigned by the teacher every time, and then correct it myself, and read the wrong ones carefully several times before the exam.

Finally, I wish you progress in your studies! (Hopefully).

You can often watch some programs about history, and memorize a lesson in history.

If you're not interested, study Europe... Cultivate your interest first, and then study the domestic ones.

You can watch a historical TV series with emotion and drama, and then when you get deeply interested in it, you will naturally read more history in the textbook, and remember that it works well, and that's how I learned it back then

The most important thing in the study of history is to cultivate interest, for example, to watch historical TV movies, TV dramas, etc., to compare how much there is a difference with the history books, and to listen to lectures with interest. In high school history study, we should remember the clues, and every book and unit has an outline. The time is generally not easy to remember, you can remember according to the number you like, birthday, or something like the first congress of the Communist Party of China in 1921 Shanghai and the Communist Party of China in 1924 Guangzhou They are 3 years apart If you don't have a foundation, you have to read the book well and memorize some comprehensive answers on the paper Liberal arts things are memorized.

History Fails??? Talent! You have broken the prophecy of our old lady of history ... However, it is still very easy to pass history, read more books, do more questions, if you only ask for a pass, as long as you know what is in the textbook, it is king.