How to learn History, Geography, Biology, English

Just as everyone has their own strengths, everyone has their own way of reading calligraphy that they are most familiar with and can easily absorb.

Therefore, you should learn more about yourself, by seeing, listening, or thinking. As long as you know, it is easy for you to use the methods you are familiar with to improve your mastery and memory.

In addition, different exam questions also require different study methods. For example, multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and short essay questions require different methods to master the coursework requirements.

Still, I'll try to give you some guides that might be useful:

2) Biology is a subject of the Faculty of Science. You need to analyze the range of questions in which the xx section appears most in the exam. Some are multiple-choice questions, some are short-answer questions, some are short essay questions, and some are test questions.

4) History! With a silly spirit, read and memorize a lot!

One sentence is memory, and the popular point is memorization, and understanding is emphasized on the basis of memory.

Classification, sub-module learning is relatively fast, history, geography and biology are biased towards memorization, not to mention English.

Doing more questions is the king, and there are no shortcuts.

You have to have a good memory, memorize it when you have nothing to do, and memorize it by rote. These subjects depend on memorization!

If you have a good memory, you can do everything.

Biological: 1In fact, biology does not mainly rely on the back, you should connect the various phenomena in the textbook to the reality of life, (such as You Yingru: When you choke on eating, immediately think about how you choked?). Why wait)

2.Also, there are many phenomena in life that are related to living things, use what you have learned, explain them by yourself, and then ask the teacher to understand the true Chi Sakura to see if you are right and what is wrong.

3.Use your brain more during the exam, and strive to match each question with the knowledge in the textbook.

History of the Shendan Cong:

1.History is all about understanding, and now that you have memorized it, you should focus more on understanding historical events and people.

2.Use your own words to explain the significance of a major event and the understanding of a character.

3.Do more questions, the questions are wide, and the exam will be bottomed.

4.When you take the exam, you just need to apply what you have learned and your own understanding.

History is more important than memorization, but it must be understood before it can be memorized.

If you can, you should listen carefully in class, and learn to take notes by yourself, because almost every old man or socksier, in the process of lecturing, will say his own thoughts, his own memory methods, and write down, which will be very beneficial to your review.

That's for sure.

That's how I studied physics, so I took the first place in my whole physics class.

Biology, my biology is number 1 in every exam.

Listen carefully in class, review it first when you get home, and sort out the content of the class systematically, and if you want to, you can write it down from the beginning, and that's it.

Memorize these things and then do the questions.

It's best not to turn over the textbook to do the questions, even if you can't do it, just rely on memory, you may be wrong by memory, but you can let you know these points you don't understand, what you think, and what are the similarities and differences with the facts.