How can I learn history and geography to get better?

How to learn geography well:

1. To learn to read the map - a three-dimensional globe, you can establish a three-dimensional thinking method, and the knowledge of geography is three-dimensional; Flat administrative district map, topographic map, climatic zone distribution map, natural resources distribution map, traffic map, ......; If you can read a map, you will already learn 30-50% of the geography knowledge.

2. Look at the map more - the combination of written knowledge and maps can strengthen memory, and repetition can enhance memory, and when a habit is formed, knowledge will be three-dimensional;

3. Master the geographical elements - such as the elements of climate: location, temperature, precipitation; The elements of location are: latitude and longitude location, land and sea location, transportation location, resources, economic level (industry, agriculture, services......etc.

"Location" is the most important and core of the geographical elements.

Geographical elements in different places, one of the elements will play a leading role, location is a factor that can never be ignored, will look at the map, master the geographical elements, that is, master the core knowledge of geography.

Geography should look at the map more and be familiar with the map! It is also necessary to memorize the basic points of physical geography and social geography.

History I recommend using the "High School History Three Basic Knowledge Handbook Exam Worry-free", I have used it very well, or you go to the bookstore to pay attention to this book, anyway, I rely on it for the college entrance examination review!! It's practical!

Keep repeating. In addition, it is necessary to take more assessments to be "aware of it".

History books are storybooks.,I think I'm about to memorize all the history books at the beginning.,Especially the passages that the teacher doesn't talk about.,It's very interesting.,And you have to form a system in your mind.,In addition, you can substitute TV dramas or something.,But you have to remember that TV just helps you remember history books.,Not a replacement.。

Geography is to look at maps, and you have to be able to demonstrate the movement of celestial bodies in your mind, but you don't need to memorize maps, that won't get good results.

History and geography actually have their own formulas, that is, the answer points, if you take a closer look, in fact, the answer points of each question are similar!

Find a way to organize your content in a systematic and comprehensive way.

It is necessary to constantly repeat the content after memorization and refresh.

Do questions, check for leaks, and supplement knowledge points.

The most important thing is to be serious.

See it a lot--- but you have to like it from the heart.

The two are closely linked. You can look at more atlases. Look for some maps that reflect different eras. From it you can not only discover the changes in the administrative region, but also learn history from the changes in the empire's territory. At the same time, you also learn geography subtly.

History can be a combination of people and events, every dynasty has famous people, they are our learning, self-cultivation, governing the country and settling down, we can learn a lot from it, as for events, as the so-called reading thousands of books, traveling thousands of miles, we can't get there in the past, but we can try to go back into those things, we can understand a lot of truths and ways to do things.

Geography is also a way to use events and people, and we generally have a deep impression of people and people, and we can also use the method of places of interest to learn more about those who are interested.

In short, history and geography are close to our lives, there is no need to memorize, daily understanding is enough for exams, of course, we should pay attention to and think about it in daily life.

Dead back, that's inevitable.

History, mainly memorized, sometimes sometimes.

The time, place, and meaning of the event have to be memorized, and many of them are easy to confuse, and sometimes they will be annoying, but most of the exams are to memorize but not rote memorization, and they still have to be understood, so if you are interested in history, you will still find it very interesting and not difficult.

Personally, I think politics should be the best to learn, mainly the question and answer questions, in fact, if you usually do a lot of practice questions, summarize the answers to these questions, you will find that in fact, the main points of the answers in the past are so few, as long as you master these, it is not a problem to do well in the exam.

Geography is the easiest and the most difficult, my favorite of these three subjects is geography, if you really like it, you will take learning geography as a kind of fun, you will feel very simple, but to learn geography to turn your brain quickly and to do more questions and listen carefully, it is not a problem to learn well.

I hope you will learn well no matter which one you choose!

It's not easy to learn. Mainly which subject are you interested in, I choose history, and I memorize a lot. But if you're interested, you'll keep it in mind.

Geography is also memorized, but some topics are more alive than history.