How can I improve my English score? And geography

Oral English improvement: Spend half an hour listening in English every day, especially when there is plenty of time during this summer vacation, you can also have more time, be sure to insist on English coverage every day, and the results will be obvious in more than a month.

English grammar improvement: Organize the questions you have done into an error correction book (try to be as comprehensive as possible), read it several times a day, you will naturally remember it deeply, and reading more is conducive to cultivating a sense of language, which is also very helpful for doing English completion reading.

Geography improvement: Listen attentively to the teacher's key points and basic knowledge, such as the Asian high pressure months, the horizontal gradient force is perpendicular to the isobar, and the anticlinal oil storage structure is ...... to the oblique water storage structureThe most important thing is to understand it, to remember it naturally. In general, geography topics do not seek more, only seek comprehensive knowledge points, do two or three questions for each knowledge point, understand and understand, you can learn well, and you don't need to spend too much time memorizing and reciting after class (this dead method has no effect on geography).

That's how I learned geography, it's not bad.

Watching more, listening more, understanding more, rote memorization has no effect. There's so much knowledge about geography that is tricky for you??

You need to be interested in English, then understand the relevant knowledge, and then learn it well.

Geography do not memorize and memorize.

In fact, I used to be very bad at geography, and I didn't listen carefully in class, but then for some reason, I had a huge learning motivation for geography, and I forced myself to face it, and then I was really interested in it, so I'll tell you what I think.

In fact, the most important thing in geography is to have a fixed learning framework, for example, when learning physical geography, you have to understand how to dredge up the basic overview of each continent, generally from what latitude and longitude, what oceans are nearby, what climate it belongs to, what important mountains and rivers are there, what are the main products, plants, crops, main mineral resources, what is the nature of ocean currents and what impact it will have on the surrounding climate, etc., these are all things that need to be understood and mastered!

Personally, I think that learning geography should not be rote memorization, should be understood to master, and turn her into something that interests you, so that it will be much more handy to learn, and you will find that learning geography well is a proud ability, I wish you can master the knowledge about the ground, if you don't understand, you can also contact me, I am interested in this area, and I will help you as much as possible.

I am in the ordinary class of junior high school, and my friend is in the excellent class, and when I chatted with her, I found that their class was drawing maps when they were studying geography, is this necessary?

It is necessary to familiarize yourself with the map and memorize the geographical environment, cultural customs, geographical characteristics, folk customs, and scenic spots of each place.

o( o My geography is not bad.,I've taught you all the formulas.,Eh,For the sake of the face.,I hope the landlord will get rid of the devil's head teacher's clutches as soon as possible!

Look at the map for 1 hour every day, be patient, and take the college entrance examination.

The most important thing in geography is interest, some theoretical ones have fixed frameworks and models, and strong logical ones such as calculations, etc., focus on accumulation, and you can summarize the rules if you do more questions.

1. Vocabulary The increase in vocabulary can improve the accuracy of many questions. Be sure to pay a lot of attention to memorizing words.

2. Grammar Several commonly used tenses must be mastered very well, which is actually very beneficial if you practice more. In addition, there are fewer grammatical errors in the essay, and the score can be improved, so grammar is also very important.

3. Practice reading comprehension more, if you do more of this question type, you will naturally be able to sum up some experience and improve the accuracy rate.

I'm in the sixth grade of elementary school, and I've been at the top of every English test, but I'm not usually very rote about memorizing those words and grammar, but I must read more of the key texts that the teacher said. If you have time to let your child watch more English-Chinese movies, prepare a notebook (not a computer), parents can watch it with their children, pause at any time, and let their children write down good sentences in their notebooks, so that they can accumulate language materials and words. Also pay attention to cultivating children's interest in English, usually use English to communicate with children, children do not know words and sentences and uncertain grammar, you can look up on the Internet or read books to ask others, and tell children the correct answers, this is a long-term process.

English scores don't mean anything, so you can exercise your child's eloquence. Of course, the commonly used words must still be memorized.

I am a geography teacher, and I think geography should be combined with the map, and every knowledge point should be combined with the map. Then there is the book, which must be strung together horizontally and vertically, and it is important to understand it. Finally, how to get the most marks in the exam, it is best to summarize the pattern of answering the questions, (e.g

To analyze the causes of the climate of a region, you can start from the "three places (geography, latitude, sea and land location), topography, ocean currents", and then take out the test papers you have done to see the standard answer summary.

There is also the study of geography, from physical geography, atmosphere, hydrology, etc., are all regular things, such as the earth's revolution, rotation, solar radiation, solar altitude angle, time zone, etc., are all regular things, and there are many things with formulas, just remember them.

In physical geography, the natural environment of regional geography should be remembered in the characteristics of each regional division. They are all divided into common things. For example, the division of climate zones, Japan has a temperate monsoon, and the United Kingdom has a temperate ocean, although they are both island countries, because they are in the east and west parts of the continent, their climate divisions are different.

Remember the key areas, geographical landmarks east and west, such as the dividing line between the north and south of China, the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River, which are the location of the 0 degree isotherm in China's winter.

In the physical geography, the distribution of resources in each region is to remember, you must know that Iraq produces oil, South Africa produces diamonds, and Africa is a very rich ...... mineral resources

In human geography, many things are human phenomena based on the natural environment, such as the rapid urbanization process in the eastern part of China, the slow development of the western region, and the topography, sea and land location are very important influencing factors.

In human geography, location is the most important concept, and the analysis of a location should be explained from the natural conditions and socio-economic conditions, which is the routine of answering the question, such as natural conditions, climate, hydrology, soil, topography, etc. Socio-economic conditions include, population, transportation, scientific and technological level, policies, etc. These are all things to keep in mind when studying geography.

Figuring out these laws, the combination of universality and particularity, in fact, it is not difficult to learn geography.

1.Listen carefully and take good notes.

This is the easiest and most crucial step, by listening to the lecture, we can know where the key points are, and by taking notes, we can deepen our understanding of the difficult points.

2.Look at more maps, draw more maps.

Spatial positioning is very important in the geography college entrance examination, and the cultivation of spatial positioning ability lies in the map. For students with poor geographical foundation, seeing the map will produce a sense of fear and disgust, if you want to get rid of this feeling, you must insist on forcing yourself to look at the map every day, see more, not only adapt to the map in numbness, but also more or less remember the location of some major geographical things, and the concept of space can be cultivated slowly. While looking at the map, it is best to draw the map, which not only deepens the understanding of the map, but also gradually puts the map from the paper into your head.

3.Connect the whole and analyze the differences.

The geographical environment includes the natural environment (climate, topography, soil, ......Socio-economic environment (population, urban, industrial, agricultural......In the context of the geographical environment, all kinds of geographical things are related to each other, and when you see one thing, you have to try to draw out other contents related to it. Taking Japan as an example, we can first think of its climate ---monsoon climate, and then the terrain --- mountainous and plain, short river ---, abundant water energy, and ......--- export-oriented industry

The geographical environment also varies significantly from region to region. Like the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River Plain and the Northeast Plain, both of which are the eastern plains of China, the climate, soil, and agriculture are different.

4.Be diligent in practice, diligent in questioning.

The memorization of theoretical knowledge is the foundation, and the application of knowledge is the goal. The way to use knowledge is to do more questions and ask questions diligently. If you do more and ask more questions, you will naturally be familiar with the theories in the books, and the intention of the proposition can gradually be understood, and you can save a lot of time in analyzing problems when you take the college entrance examination.

May the above methods bring you gains!

Study more, find a professional teacher to make up for you for a semester after class, and ensure that your grades improve quickly, I am!

It is said that interest is the best teacher.

However, it is also necessary to learn to summarize the knowledge, and then you can 'set' the answers.

For example: a description of a geographic feature.

1) Description of the physical and geographical features of the region:

1. Analyze the physical and geographical characteristics of the region: start from the aspects of topography, climate, vegetation, rivers and soil.

2. Description of geographical location: hemispheric location, latitude and longitude location, sea and land location, relative position.

3. Description of topographic features: terrain composition, topographic characteristics, altitude, topography and undulations; distribution of major topographic areas; type of terrain (plains, plateaus, mountains, hills, basins); Important topographic profile features.

4. Description of climatic characteristics: To analyze the climatic characteristics of a certain place, a comprehensive analysis should be carried out in combination with the geographical latitude, ups and downs of the terrain, the direction of the mountain range, the shady and sunny slopes, and the distance from the ocean. Start with both temperature and precipitation.

5. Describe the weather and weather changes: temperature, humidity, wind and direction, cloudy and sunny air pressure, etc.

6. Description of the characteristics of the river:

Combined with the flow direction of the river to determine the general trend of the terrain, combined with the windward slope, leeward slope, precipitation conditions, contour height difference and landform types of the differences to analyze the hydrological and water system characteristics.

The hydrological characteristics of rivers include water volume, water level, seasonal variation, length of flood season, sediment content, ice period, and flood phenomenon. The contour line is dense in river valleys, and the river flow velocity is high, and the water energy is abundant.

Characteristics of river system: river length, flow direction, basin area, number and morphology of tributaries, river network density, drop and valley distribution. The mountains form radial water systems, the basins form centripetal water systems, and the mountain ridges become the watersheds of the water systems.

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