I want to listen to the opinions of the masses about the transfer of high science to liberal arts

I suggest you repeat it, because I have a high school classmate, she studied science at first, she found it quite difficult, and then she switched to literature, and she doesn't have so many worries every day (she is similar to you, and she also likes liberal arts), and it seems to be quite good after the college entrance examination.

I am a science student, and I think that the learning method of science is understanding. Doing questions is just a consolidation process, so the most important thing is self-study (none of the good grades around me are good at listening to the teacher in class).

Liberal arts are mostly memorization, memorization, and application, relatively speaking, as long as you are serious and practical, you can learn well. And I think you should get twice the result with half the effort if you study a subject that you are interested in.

If you work hard for another year, I think the last two books are very promising. Because I have examples like this around me.

Finally, I wish you all the best.

You're a little late, and you have to work harder to learn well. But that doesn't prove you're bad. As long as you really have a preference for liberal arts, are willing to work hard, and have a good foundation in language and mathematics, there is not much problem with these two books.

It's more up to you, my two classmates are both converting texts, both repeating for two years, now one is in Zhengzhou University, the other is in Henan University of Economics and Law, but both of his languages are very solid, both are not good, the key is persistence and hobby.

Let me tell you, I graduated from Huangyan Middle School, and I just took the third batch of college entrance examinations that year, and in the face of this unsatisfactory result, I once had the idea of giving up continuing to study and following my father in business. In particular, my Chinese and Mathematics scores have always been relatively poor, and Chinese scores are the most difficult to improve. Just when I was almost desperate about studying Gaofu, I heard from my classmates that he was missing to study Gaofu in Tailai, and his grades improved quite quickly.

So I was in the mood to give it a try and embarked on the journey of my senior year of high school.

It was only after I arrived at Taylor that I felt nervous, and Taylor's strict management far exceeded that of my original high school. This made me immediately break free from the decadence after the college entrance examination, and slowly quit the lazy style of the waiter, and my grades were steadily rising. Especially in the subject of Chinese, Mr. Tai Lai gave me a lot of help, for me often make mistakes in pronunciation and correction of mistakes, the Chinese teacher gave me intensive training in these two aspects, so that I got out of the misunderstanding of the old and rare word drill, and made great progress in these two aspects, in terms of reading comprehension, I heard a lot of unheard of skills and methods, under the guidance of the teacher, my Chinese performance improved by leaps and bounds.

Once the language score improves, it is easier to maintain, and the biggest resistance in the past is now becoming the biggest motivation. Mathematics is also my weakness, so I also put a lot of effort into improving it. Studying like this, my body is really tired, sometimes I want to take a break, and even have the idea of giving up, but the teacher of Taylor has always pushed me behind the scenes, so that I continue to move forward, and after a while, when I see that my grades have made a leap, I have more motivation.

It was with this kind of strict management and my own efforts that my final score in the college entrance examination was 595 points.

As a high school student, I think that choosing a good high school is the key to success, half of my success is of course based on my own efforts, but half of it is also the choice of a good high school, it is the management of Tailai that has achieved the dream of college; Taylor, fulfilled my dream: Taylor, I choose, I like.

I was in Tailai Cave, and I felt that the quality of teaching here was very good. As for repeating, of course, it is to be local, what is the use of learning what you go outside to learn the same as the content of the exam?

Recently, it seems that one-on-one tutoring for students with partial grades has been proposed, and the effect is good, my cousin told me in ** reading this year, and he was introduced by me.

It's better to see it yourself.

Yes, but it should be more difficult, our students are all transferred from science to liberal arts, and it should be possible to transfer liberal arts to science if there is a foundation.

Let's study a college and upgrade to a bachelor's degree. The ordinary 3+2 college upgrade is that you study for three years in the junior college, and then prepare for the upgrade in the second semester of the year of graduation, and the graduation certificate after being admitted to the undergraduate degree and the college entrance examination are the same as the social recognition and gold content. In addition, in recent years, the overall admission of 4,000 applicants for the college upgrade has been 8,000, and the total admission ratio is 2 to 1.

The college entrance examination is relatively simple.

Personally, I think that if you can not repeat the job, you will not be able to recover, after all, the current employment situation is not optimistic, and you can graduate early. You can learn a skill in a specialist, and if you are serious enough, your future job prospects are also very good.

Do you have the determination to recover highly, it is very bitter and stressful.

It's better not to repeat the score of the candidates who are higher than the score of other non-high candidates.

Probably not, which province or city are you from? I am from Ningbo City, we are generally in the second year of high school liberal arts and science, you are a fresh science student, that is to say, you are called a demotion, not a repeat. You can't change the liberal arts and sciences when you repeat it, and the liberal arts have a lot of memorization comprehension, and politics, history, and geography are not good at it, so it is not recommended that you go to the liberal arts.

Yes, there are a lot of examples.

Qiushi Gao Fu is good and famous.

Yes, but it's too difficult.

How to prepare for the college entrance examination:

A short-term sprint plan There are still about 10 days before the college entrance examination, and many students begin to panic, and some may not be able to sit still after only 10 minutes of practice, always thinking about watching TV and surfing the Internet, and as a result, the good time is wasted. At this point, it is necessary to develop a detailed sprint plan. Sprint planning is a guarantee of efficient use of time, so the plan should be short-term practical, and it should be able to coordinate with the learning situation at this time, and not be too rigid.

You don't need to review all subjects every day, you need to review two or three subjects a day, and you should highlight the difficult points when reviewing, especially your weakest link.

Reading books with logical thinking "should allocate revision time reasonably". For Wen Zong, read more textbooks, don't simply "endorse" when reviewing, but read with your own thinking logic. As far as politics is concerned, the content of the textbook should be memorized carefully, and the content of each chapter should be recalled as you memorize, and if you don't remember, you should turn it back and read it.

After reading it, close the book and recall it, and remember the important places.

As a liberal arts student, it is very important to think more and read more, in addition to enriching your extracurricular knowledge, such as watching the news often, especially current affairs news, participating in more social practice activities, and the amount of reading outside the classroom is also very helpful for exams. In addition, you must not be nervous during the exam, and after getting the test paper, you must read the questions carefully, and you must be careful when doing the questions, and grasp the time of the exam.

Those who get good grades in high school are often the kind of people who have made up their minds to be admitted to a good school. I'm also Gao Fusheng, Gao Fu is really tired, and the competition is also fierce, my table mate's original score is much lower than mine, but she treats every question meticulously, and really understands all the questions that she doesn't understand. As a result, I did well in the college entrance examination this year.

I think if you have such determination, you can do well in both arts and sciences. If you suddenly switch to liberal arts, and find that there are a lot of things to make up for in liberal arts and you are a little discouraged for a while, you may also fall into disappointment. In a word, interest is the best teacher, and since you like liberal arts, rush forward firmly.

I am a science student, and I still chose science when I was in high school, but when I filled in the application, I found that my favorite majors were still those liberal arts majors, such as minor languages, but these have very few enrollment among science students. Anyway, you decide for yourself, no matter what you choose, you have to go on steadfastly, and don't care what others think of you. Those who succeed are often people who are a little weird or abnormal in the eyes of others, come on!

I just want to talk about my feelings, not to score points.

You want to repeat I don't know if you are suitable for repeating Let me tell you a few aspects You can see which one you belong to First: you yourself are very willing to repeat, and you decided to repeat because you felt that you were not good after the exam, and you didn't even report your own wishes, and made up your mind to repeat; The second is: I am also in a trance, I want to repeat it for a while, I don't want to repeat it, and the third is :

The family is forced to repeat, and they can't decide whether to repeat or not, the fourth is: blind repetition without thinking about anything, which one do you belong to If you are the first type Then if it is normal then you can repeat, but Henan wants to reform the curriculum You also think about it, if it is the latter then I advise you not to repeat, because you will not get good grades in 1.

In the third year of high school, there will be no classes, just review, practice, and do problems.

Good luck in the end.

I have a friend like this, she went to a culture class after learning perfection, and found that she didn't understand anything at all, and then took the college entrance examination papers of liberal arts and science to do it, and found that she still did well in liberal arts.

In the end, she changed the text, I can't say whether it's good or not, but she will do it to show that if it's all bad, it's better to learn liberal arts, but you also have to be cautious, you have to take care of the rest of the year, don't look back after deciding, remember.

(Art students, you still have to worry about it, so many other art students don't go to class, and they paint every day.) There are still a lot of classes in the third year of high school, but some schools insist on teaching all of them during the second year of high school and the make-up period.

The proportion of the college entrance examination depends on the syllabus of each year, and it is not that there has been no college entrance examination Look at the requirements of the syllabus But liberal arts are always easier

It is recommended to study science.

Liberal arts require interest and feeling. And liberal arts need to be good at mathematics, and she has fallen too far behind to recommend studying liberal arts.

There is still a lot of room for improvement in science, with more questions, more questions and more thoughts.

Liberal arts require a lot of interest and need to have a good brain. Don't think that liberal arts are easier than science.

I think it's still science. The liberal arts stuff has fallen too far behind.