Urgent! Should I change my mind and repeat my sophomore year of high school?!

Alas, I think that after I took the proficiency test a year ago, my heart was just as empty as you were (I am a science student, but I also love the liberal arts, especially geography). Although I got all A's, I couldn't be happy at all, on the contrary, I didn't feel down in my heart, and I cried a lot, how grateful I am to miss my liberal arts teacher!

Really, if I have a choice, I am willing to study both arts and sciences, and comprehensive development may give me more advantages, even if it is hard, I am willing to ......

After reading your words, I resonated for a while, and sprayed this bunch of emotion. Alright, back to business. I just want to talk about one instance close to me:

In my sophomore year of high school, I was also in our school's heavy class, and before the end of the second year of high school (the end of the first semester was approaching), the girl who ranked 5th in my class (in fact, also the 5th in the grade) was transferred to the heavy class. It's not hard for you to imagine everyone's surprise, especially our head teacher, in order not to lose a seed student and strongly opposed, talked to the girl many times, but the girl was unmoved, under huge pressure, and resolutely went to Wenzhong, how many suspicious eyes there are!!

The arduous process after that is known only to the girl herself, and all I can say is the result: this year, we all took the college entrance examination, and after the results were announced last month, she became the first in our liberal arts department! Our city's champion of liberal arts!

I just want to tell you this phrase when I say so much: be true to what you believe in and be willing to give for it without reservation. If you really want to do something, if you want to make it happen, you can only do your best but not try your best!!

The road is made by yourself, and the choice you make can only be made by yourself, and neither I nor anyone else has the right to influence you. As someone who has just taken the college entrance examination, I want to say to you, no matter where you are or what your situation is, you must always go up and forward! One day you will have a harvest, and the moment the college entrance examination results come out, you will forget all the hardships ......

I don't support it very much, after all, it is not easy to study science in the second year of high school, and after you finish studying liberal arts, the foundation of science will definitely decline, in short, you have to consider the actual situation, don't be hot-blooded, be calm, look at this problem objectively, I hope it will help you.

Support you turn. At that time, I neglected my interests because of my parents' advice. Not only did he not play to his strengths, but even his interest gradually wore out. I regret it!

It is a rare thing to be interested in learning in high school, I believe you can study more happily after changing majors!

If you want to do well in the college entrance examination. Then study liberal arts! With less than a year left, liberal arts are relatively easy to catch.

Many of my classmates are not good at liberal arts, but in their final year, they have scored more than 200 points in liberal arts. And your math will be a hindrance in science. Compared to those who study liberal arts, your grades should be okay!

If you go to transfer to science now, you may not be able to pull it off, after all, you haven't studied science for a year. I don't have much interest in liberal arts, so I keep creating interest so that I can study hard.

ps: Review of the Wen Zong.

English. Words are the foundation, first memorize the words required to be mastered and understood in the college entrance examination. Then there are the phrases.

Set aside a certain amount of time each day to practice 5 readings and 1 gestalt (time limit!). English composition requires the usual accumulation, when you see the sentences of a good essay. It can be recorded and recited selectively.

English is built up over time. Persistence is victory!

Mathematics requires memorization of basic knowledge and appropriate practice to consolidate the knowledge points. You can take the college entrance examination questions appropriately every day to train and figure out whether you don't understand the questions. Then make a few weeks to do a college entrance examination question by yourself, which is time-limited.

Summarize the questions you get wrong every time you make them in the error book. Don't forget to go back to the textbook!! Finally, flip through the wrong question book and so on.

If you are a comprehensive writer, you will review it according to the test center. I go through several test centers every day and reminisce repeatedly. Find some college entrance examination questions to do appropriately. If you are doing multiple-choice questions, be sure to seize the time. The big question can be used as a practice pen.

I think that with perseverance, the college entrance examination will definitely be successful! Bless you!

Don't turn, it's useless to materialize! I chose liberal arts, it's okay to study hard, learn language and mathematics well, it's very important for you to study liberal arts and mathematics well, so that you can have a place, materialization is just ab is useless for the college entrance examination.

Interest is your best mentor, and I support you to turn.

Life in the world, just a few decades, don't let yourself leave too many regrets. I have a classmate who is in the same situation as you, and later through your own efforts, you were admitted to a good school, although you took two years longer than others, but you also learned a lot more than others, and your mind is also more tenacious than others. What people lack is not wisdom, but only a little experience.

The main thing is that you learn what you are interested in than what you are not interested in.

No matter what you choose, not letting yourself regret it is the best choice.

First of all, I agree with your approach. The knowledge learned in the second year of high school accounts for more than half of all high school content, and repeating the second year of high school can lay a more solid foundation! Instead of reviewing after the third year of high school, it is better to come back for another year in the second year of high school, and the effect is definitely better than the review in the third year of high school.

I was a sophomore in high school for 2 years. Tutoring should be selective, if you are at the same level in all subjects, there is no need for tutoring. If there is any one that is particularly bad, then make up for it.

All courses are remediated, and the effect is very bad, and even discourages enthusiasm and affects the normal learning state in the future.

Or don't spend another year of time, of course you can read the second year of high school, the foundation of the first year of high school is not good, and you can make up for it by spending more time when you review the third year of high school, of course, the premise is that the class of the second year of high school should be studied seriously, and the time of the third year of high school will be very tight, so, come on!

If you're 18, go to high school 2, if not, it's better to reread.

In my school, there is a situation of rational transfer, but the quality of that student is very good, but in the second year of high school, I can't read it because of my playfulness. His language is very good, and all he needs to make up is the comprehensive text. But I don't think I've heard of what you're talking about.

Liberal arts are easier than science, and if you have strong language comprehension skills and good English, you can study literature very well. But you must work harder, if you want to develop well, you still can't limit yourself to books, come on, and believe that you are the best.

I advocate that you study liberal arts, after all, liberal arts have a lot of room for improvement, and they also rely more on personal efforts, unlike science, which is easy to give people a big blow.

However, one thing to pay attention to when studying liberal arts is that you can't be too momentary, you can have subjects that you are good at, but you can't have subjects that are holding back, because liberal arts seek a balance of subjects!

First of all, you have to think about your interest in the arts and sciences, if you really like science, you can transfer to science, after all, the interest subjects are easy to learn and easy to get results, I am a science student, political history is terrible when there is no subject, I don't want to learn, and then I studied science, I feel that it is much easier to learn, and the ranking has improved a lot, you must think about your interests, don't consume yourself in places that are not interested, after all, in college study, the foundation of arts and sciences in high school also has a certain role.

A teacher at Tsinghua University once said: If you don't push yourself, you will never know how good you are. So try to stay in the science class, and don't wait until you are admitted to the university and look back to regret that you didn't do your best in the first place.

I don't know how you're doing.

First of all, don't transfer if you don't get good grades, because there are many more science schools with 2 or 3 books than liberal arts, and there is a wide range of science options at that time.

Furthermore, there is nothing about transferring schools, but the key depends on your ability to adapt to the environment.

In many ways, liberal arts have fewer requirements for the brain to turn quickly than science, but it is not without requirements, and geography is also difficult at that time, you have to think about it first, and it is even more difficult to turn around and turn back.

No matter how top the class, you don't think it's good, it's tired, in fact, it's not, my high school is also a top science class, just entered the last few, and then it was ranked higher, as long as you don't give up, follow the drag, in fact, you can catch up, because the teacher's level is really high, you don't understand in class, you have to ask after class, it's very important to have a positive attitude, and the results of a time don't matter at all!

But if you feel that you can't go up at all, it's better to turn it, before you turn it, you must follow the drag, as long as you haven't fallen far away, there is hope Because there are still 1 round, 2 rounds, 3 rounds of review, all roll again, of course, the premise is that you can't give up now, give up and it's over.

Hobbies are not important Now the important thing is to be admitted to the university to take the exam So it is recommended that you transfer the text In this way, it is more likely to take the exam for an ideal university, sister, be realistic.

Can't turn! I studied literature, and I memorized too much, especially history!