Now at the end of August 2013, school is about to start, and I am about to enter the third year of j

It is best to make a scientific study plan, work hard to implement it (what to do if you don't implement the plan), you can ask your classmates who are good at studying for their study methods (although they may not really tell you), and choose the most suitable for you. Learn from the good in others. If you put more effort into the weak subjects, you can buy tutorial books or buy questions to practice by yourself.

It's difficult, I know, because I can't do it myself (I'm going to be in the third year of junior high school, ahh

The high school entrance examination is really nothing, you look at the people around you, who have not passed the high school entrance examination, and they are not doing well. When I was in high school, I remembered that the most impressive thing was the third year of junior high school, not because of the piles of homework and test papers, but because the years with friends and classmates at that time were really unforgettable. You are bitter, everyone is bitter, but you have to be glad to have such a group of teachers and classmates to accompany you in the struggle.

Some of my junior high school classmates have good grades in the high school they are borrowing, but their high school entrance examination results are not very good.

In the third year of junior high school, as long as you follow the teacher's pace and do things step by step, it will not be very bitter. And I didn't start to feel nervous about taking the high school entrance examination until 20 days before the high school entrance examination.

I'm in my third year of junior high school, but I'm not as nervous as you. I'm so nervous in the third year of junior high school, what will you do when you are in your third year of high school? 42 people, you are the 22nd, does your school have a ranking of the whole grade, in fact, the Chinese is very easy to learn, mainly poetry and classical Chinese,

Calm, the brothers have all been mixed up all the way.

In fact, many people's learning methods are different, depending on whether it is suitable for you.

In terms of language, I believe your teacher has already told you, the basic score (like ancient poetry, classical Chinese and other rote knowledge) can not be lost, reading, remember the corresponding answer mode for each question type, the rest is the composition, the composition is to rely on accumulation, the examination room composition should pay attention to certain skills, usually if you have nothing to do with reciting some beautiful sentences, it will always be useful.

In mathematics, you should prepare a problem book for yourself, take notes in time for the wrong questions, first ensure the basic score in the front of the mathematics (simple question type: choose to fill in the blanks, etc.), and then think about the answers later, remember: your purpose is to score, not to make the question.

English is not difficult, words and phrases have to be memorized (uh, they are all things to memorize, I am tired for you).

Politics and history are rote memorization, remember that when you memorize, don't have a fluke mentality, and have the consciousness of remembering a certain knowledge point once.

Physics and chemistry depend on understanding, understanding the knowledge points plus skillful use, and the concept of proper nouns must be clear.

ps: You are already in the second year of junior high school, it is a very good thing to be conscious, there is less than a year to go, I believe you are not stupid, the above said to you to choose the key points, don't blindly review, you must have confidence in yourself, plus the efforts you have made, don't be hit by others, I believe you will do it. Hope it helps.

It's best to learn junior high school chemistry in the summer vacation, and then learn junior high school physics, so that the pressure on junior high school will not be too great, Chinese English or something is probably to practice composition, mathematics should also be learned in advance, practice more finale questions, do your own correction of answers, if you are mixed advice, you had better learn junior high school mathematics and physics again, Chinese and English look at the things to do after all, liberal arts things make up classes are not effective......

I'm a baby from the first year of junior high school to the second year of junior high school, and I want to teach me how to learn!!

Staying up late and studying has no other way.

If you want to review, you must first have a plan, and the review of the old town is very cumbersome, get this today, get that tomorrow, and in the end you don't get anything right. It is also necessary to have perseverance and perseverance, otherwise it is better not to do half of the work. The revision plan is also very simple, the best thing is to follow the class, but it is impossible to move it completely.

You are now preparing to enter the third year of junior high school, you have studied physics for a year, and there is still a lot of new knowledge in the future, such as chemistry - you have not started to learn this subject, so the current plan is mainly on the three subjects of language, mathematics, and foreign language, and physics can be put aside for a while.

Wake up early in the morning, around 7:30, wash up, and have breakfast. I started reviewing at about 8 o'clock, and at 8-9 o'clock I memorized English (according to your book) mainly memorized words, phrases, and some important grammar, and what short passages could be thrown aside. 9-10 o'clock to look at some math theorems, formulas what, find a sketchbook, while reading and practicing) The example problems in the book are very useful, but you have done it all, let's find the problem again).

10-10:30 (now it's starting to get a little hot) memorize the language, mainly some words, words and ancient poems, words, and other texts to throw aside. Then it's time to end your morning review. Take a break when you're tired during the revision period, and you don't have to be too tight.

Don't review in the afternoon, it's such a hot day, it's weird if you can see it, find a place to play by yourself. At 8-9 o'clock in the evening, find some math problems to do, the big ones. If you are poor in physics, add another half an hour to do physics problems, big questions (electricity, mechanics, optics and so on).

This is based on your top 10 grades, if you think you can do it, you can change it or what you look at yourself, and that's pretty much it. Review well, the third year of junior high school is the turning point, and interesting chemistry is waiting for you.