What should I do if I can t memorize SAT words and can t learn to walk, I m so helpless and want to

If the number of words is only more than 1,000, it is better not to memorize SAT vocabulary yet. I can't remember it. Your immediate priority now is to lay the foundation and learn "English"!!

You can consider applying for a new concept or something.

That brings us to the question, it's about your "dreams" and "beliefs". Why do you think studying abroad is your dream? What did you go abroad for?

Generally, in the initial stage, it is necessary to go abroad, and think of foreign countries as very beautiful, but in fact, it is just a fantasy based on one-sided information, or desire, which is not called a dream. What you have to do now is to first filter out your thoughts, think about it, what exactly do you want? What do you want out of going abroad?

What are your real dreams? (Don't say that going abroad is your dream, it's just a process, from which you can improve yourself, achieve some goals, or whatever, but it's just a process) You can talk to your elders, seniors. The second point is to consider the practical problem, if your English is very poor, then it will not be necessary to go abroad.

Have you suffered hardship? What about the cost of the hardships you endure? I mean, maybe you put the same amount of time and energy into something else, like the college entrance exam, and it would be better.

The third is to emphasize again, we must understand the information in many ways... Alas, I'm really anxious to look at you like this, and it's up to you. In a word, foreign countries are not a beautiful world at all, children, wake up.

I was in a similar situation to you last year and wanted to go abroad, but I didn't really think about it at the time, and I knew that I wanted to go abroad. Later, I figured it out and felt that I was quite stupid at the beginning. I don't regret it, but I feel more and more that staying in China is actually a good choice.

Finally, rest assured. I will experience this kind of time when I can't see the way before, and I don't know where the direction is. But don't be anxious and don't be discouraged. It's good to take your time, you can try not to think about the direction or the future, just walk, walk and walk the direction and come out.

I believe that most people are helpless and confused at the beginning of memorizing the beginning of the SAT word.

First of all, your helplessness needs some support points, whether you go to an SAT study class, it will be better to have the guidance of a teacher.

Of course, it doesn't matter if you're not ready. You can go to various forums to learn from experience, such as the Silly forum, where all kinds of people ask questions and explain.

Some personal recommendations are:

1. If the number of words is small, don't memorize SAT words for the time being. Go and get the basic words of your high school or memorize the words of level 4, which you will have to memorize sooner or later. Even if you memorize the SAT, you still have to memorize the basic words, otherwise there will be a serious word gap.

2. I can feel your anxiety. I don't know if you have any plans for your study abroad journey. My feeling is that you should prepare for the TOEFL first. Preparing for the SAT requires a relatively strong ability. It will be easier for you to build confidence in the TOEFL first.

3. Memorizing words must be insisted on. When I came into contact with the SAT, I felt that life was full of despair when I rushed directly and bravely to memorize the GRE. I memorize 5 lists a day and forget 4 and a half lists, but memorizing words must be repeated, must be repeated.

If you can't do it, set fewer goals for yourself. But be sure to plan ahead. Go and see Yang Peng get GRE Hongbao in 17 days, which is also suitable for memorizing other words.

4. I hope you will register for a SAT class, just a large class, and there is no need for a small class. Get in touch, get acquainted, and listen to the advice of teachers from all walks of life.

I'm just starting to prepare, and I've signed up for June, and I've been memorizing words for almost two months, and the results are the same as you, and if you need a companion, add me, at least there's someone with you, and maybe it's not so painful.

1.Memory is used up and wasted - do not cram, we must insist on long-term, continuous review and application, this is the most fundamental principle issue.

2.Word frequency selection is the most efficient way to memorize words – that's why Barron's 3,500 words are so old, but still so popular.

3.Using the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve to schedule the frequency of retests is the most efficient use of time.

4.Scattered memory works better than concentrated memory – start memorizing SAT words as early as possible.

5.Multisensory memory is much better than single-consciousness memory – which is why it is better to attend a class than to read a book on your own.

6.Ordinary things are not easy to remember, and strange things are not easy to forget—using absurd associations (such as the one mentioned in Ma Jun's frequency recording).

7.Connecting the unfamiliar with the familiar through association can be used to memorize the most with half the effort – looking for inner rules, such as word formation.

8.What you don't deliberately memorize will never be remembered – you have to have a memory goal.

9.If you don't believe you can remember, you can't remember: the brain's memory potential is much greater than people think – be confident.

10.The cleaner your brain, the better it will work – choose the morning.

11.The maximum capacity of instantaneous memory at one time is 7 memory units.

12.Simple things are easier to remember than complex things (nonsense). Using this rule, the method of simplification (no nonsense) was developed, and most word lists can be reduced by half.