How to learn geography well. I hope someone with good geography can help me and make me improve, tha

Learning geography well doesn't depend on improving memory:

1. To learn to read the map - a three-dimensional globe, you can establish a three-dimensional thinking method, and the knowledge of geography is three-dimensional; Flat administrative district map, topographic map, climatic zone distribution map, natural resources distribution map, traffic map, ......; If you can read a map, you will already learn 30-50% of the geography knowledge.

2. Look at the map more - the combination of written knowledge and maps can strengthen memory, and repetition can enhance memory, and when a habit is formed, knowledge will be three-dimensional;

3. Master the geographical elements - such as the elements of climate: location, temperature, precipitation; The elements of location are: latitude and longitude location, land and sea location, transportation location, resources, economic level (industry, agriculture, services......etc.

"Location" is the most important and core of the geographical elements.

Geographical elements in different places, one of the elements will play a leading role, location is a factor that can never be ignored, will look at the map, master the geographical elements, that is, master the core knowledge of geography.

In fact, you don't need to memorize it deliberately, just listen carefully during class. I'm from Guangdong, and we rarely teach geography in Mandarin, so you can remember it well by reading the names of places or something in your own dialect. It's going to be smooth when you read it. That's it.

In addition, the most direct is to memorize the college entrance examination questions. The big questions in the college entrance examination are all points to be scored, you usually answer the standard answer of the example paper to understand the solution ideas, to understand which point is more important should be written in front, think about what other points are related to the standard answer can also be written, and then remember how the standard answer is expressed, accurate language and the arrangement of the main points can add a lot of points to you.

Then the movement of the earth is the focus no matter what year it is, and it is more difficult, so do more fill-in-the-blank questions in this area.

The practicability of multiple-choice questions is relatively strong, if you don't get good grades, you should first eat all the textbook knowledge, and if you eat it thoroughly, you won't be afraid of it, no matter what the topic is, it can be linked to certain knowledge points, don't be nervous.

Don't be afraid when you encounter a problem, just skip over and ignore him, wait for the rest to be done and then look back, sweep every big knowledge point you have learned, find something related to this question and then think deeper, roughly the problem is because its thinking is more winding, you can follow its clues a little bit of analysis, you can also imagine what kind of answer it wants, and then push it back, and you can launch the conditions given by the question.

En. Thinking that my geography is not bad, I look at your situation, I think you should first cultivate some interest in geography.

Then go to the lecture, I see that you have the heart to read the book, which shows that you should attach great importance to geography, geography is not a subject that falls step by step, don't have the kind of class that even if I think I just can't understand, how much can I listen to.

Don't have this kind of thinking, which will make learning more tiring and inert.

As for learning geography, I don't think I have much experience, just watch more, this is suitable for when you don't want to memorize geography.

Look at it, some names are hard to remember. Like Vladivostok, also known as Vladistok, this kind of detail is not easy to remember.

You have to read the words one by one, read them a few times, and then memorize them, which will be much easier.

And then there are the tricks, like the 7 continents, which can be remembered as Asia, Africa, North and South America, Antarctica, Europe, and the Ocean.

It will be much simpler, and there is also a dividing line between Europe and Asia, which can be remembered as the Great Black Soil of Uuri.

It is the Ural Mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian Sea, the Greater Caucasus Mountains, the Black Sea, the Turkish Straits.

This is what we commonly use in junior high school, you can look at it and refer to it, anyway, practice brings experience, think more, don't go to rote memorization.

Look at the map. Listen well.

Be flexible in your brain.

Look at more three-dimensional things.

Cultivate three-dimensional thinking.

Also, watch more of the news

In fact, geography is an important compulsory part of the earth's movement, this is more troublesome, especially caused by the previous fall, in fact, for geography to calculate, the need for spatial thinking is here, you have to find a better teacher, and then learn from scratch in the book yourself, and then follow the questions, let the teacher help you little by little, ask the teacher every question you encounter, no matter how naïve, how simple, Only by not letting go of any doubt will it really be strung into a thread, and only in this way can it be possible to come back! Actually, I said that these seem a bit hollow, but I don't believe that you combine the specific methods of the upstairs people with these, and I believe that I will definitely learn well!

In fact, geography is a discipline in life, more interest, more attention, more observation, more thinking, you will find that in fact, every detail of your life is related to it. I am also a student, and I have had my time with geography, but I can learn geography well. Actually, it was because I became interested in geography and met good teachers.

It's good to trust your teacher too! Then from your own point of view, first have feelings for geography, and then study seriously, I believe that you will be able to do very well if you have the heart

Methods of learning geography.

To study geography, you must first use your brain about what you are learning, and think about what it is, where it is, why it is happening, and so on. Then, in the process of learning geography, you should pay attention to the following points. �

1) Be clear about what you are learning. Is it physical geography such as topography and climate, or human geography such as population and cities? Or is it a combination of physical and human geography of a region or a country? �

2) To know where the area you are studying is? This requires making full use of globes and maps to know the spatial location and spatial connections of the geographical things mentioned above. �

3) Understand the reasons for the occurrence of the geographical things you have learned. For example, why is one region different from another, and why are some regions similar? �

4) Understand the impact of what you have learned. Is it advantageous or disadvantageous. �

Furthermore. To learn geography, you should not only understand the content in the textbook, learn to read, use, and draw geographical charts, but also pay attention to nature and society, see the appearance of the local geographical environment, and how people move in the local area. When observing, use your brain to think about it and ask a few more whys.

In addition to these, we should also read more geography books, newspapers and periodicals, listen to the content of geography on the radio, and obtain information about geography from the computer network, which can enrich our geographical knowledge, exercise our intelligence, and enable us to better learn geography!

If you are a junior high school student, then you must put in the effort to memorize it. If you are a high school student, you must focus on understanding and analysis, and high school geography is the application of physics. It is helpful to analyze the geographical causes on a regular basis. Geography should be comprehensively analyzed and considered.

1. First of all, the atlas must be read, read often, look repeatedly, and cultivate your own sense of space. It helps you a lot to do physical geography. I just like to look at maps, so the physical geography is good.

2. Secondly, you must follow the steps of the teacher, so that there will be a certain order, every day when you go home, you must digest and review what you learned that day, and you must understand what you don't understand, or go to school the next day to ask the teacher and classmates, in short, you must not delay for a long time.

3. You can read some extracurricular geographical materials to enrich your knowledge.

4. Finally, and most importantly, you must cultivate your interest in geography, if you are not interested, no matter how hard you work, you will learn to die, and there will be no good results.

I like geography very much now, and now I am studying geography in university, and I plan to take geography in the future graduate school entrance examination, and I plan to become a physics teacher......Before I went to high school, I didn't have much interest in geography, and then I worked hard to learn geography because I was angry with the representatives of the geography class, and then because I was the best in the geography exam every time, the more I learned, the more energetic I became, and finally I liked geography very much, hehe......This is just nonsense, but I hope you can learn geography well, come on! ）

First of all, you must be interested, and with interest, you will definitely be good at studying geography.

Geography is divided into two parts, natural and human.

Physical geography should have spatial awareness, and be able to analyze phenomena from the map, so it is necessary to draw more pictures to remember, and read more geography books that the school buys. Remember more about the shapes, geographical locations, and other relevant information of countries, continents, famous regions, and more! Be able to deduce some clues, backgrounds, and so on from the question.

Physical geography is mostly distributed in multiple-choice questions, there are few big questions, and the comprehension is very strong!

There are many knowledge points of human geography, but it is very simple, do more questions will definitely be able to find out the routine, and some of its answers are infinitely applicable, omnipotent, find out and answer the questions without fear, most of them are subjective questions, nothing more than some enumeration measures, characteristics and the like, it is pure memory!

1. Clarify the knowledge framework of high school geography (physical geography, human geography) 2. Do more hands-on and draw the pictures of the common test several times.

3. Pay attention to the answer specifications (key points, paragraphs).

4. Look at the atlas.

5. Pay attention to the accumulation of image reading ability.

It's okay to look at the map, that's how I am. Physical geography is no problem as long as you are familiar with the map! It is best to know which continent each country is in, know where it is roughly located on which continent, what are the neighboring countries, the shape of the country, what the climate is, etc.

In any case, some of the major countries need to know. There is also the direction of the mountains, the direction of the currents, etc.

Look at the picture, remember the picture, and have the picture in your heart.

The most important thing in geography is to remember and read maps. Needless to say, the map of the world and the regional map of China; To read a map is to learn to look at the contour line or something, only in this way can we understand the connection between the question and the map, and better analyze the geography problem.

Let me share my experience with you.

When I took the exam in the third year of high school, I dragged a lot of points because of geography, because I didn't study geography at all and didn't know how to answer.

Geography is actually very simple, divided into human geography and physical geography.

First of all, let's talk about physical geography, distinguish between southeast and northwest, what is the abbreviation, and remember a few continents and oceans casually.

Then, start remembering the various climates, seasons, monsoons, various geologies, as well as ocean currents, famous rivers, lakes, canyons, plateaus. Physical geography is pretty much the same, because that's all there is to the college entrance examination. By the way, buy an atlas (the world), which is generally sold in Xinhua bookstores, take a blank sheet of paper and copy the paintings, draw the continents, and put the key mountains, rivers, and plateaus when painting.

You've got the basics of geography in mind. To add, there is latitude and longitude, this thing is important.

Human geography is simple. It is to test what places are suitable for planting, and what landscapes are available in which places. Like where you plant something, you have to remember when you remember the climate, what kind of crops are suitable for planting, and what things are cultivated in what places.

What do you think of the four major fishing grounds, raising sheep in the Pampas grassland. There are also some main railway lines like China, after all, it is good for you to go out and play. That's all there is to it.

It may be a bit miscellaneous, but anyway, you just take your time, master these, and you are not a novice in geography.

After all, if you want to be interested, you can look up the geographical video of the world and China on the Internet, after all, people have a much better memory of images and sounds than just words.

Geography is divided into: human geography and physical geography.

1.To put it bluntly, physical geography is a memory map, you can use a pencil to trace the map when you have nothing to do, and you will naturally have an impression after a long time.

2.Human geography requires you to be able to relate to the knowledge points of books for some practical problems.

3.In fact, the knowledge of geography is too brief and too coarse in books, and it will definitely not be good to learn it if you learn it completely from books.

4.You can look for the reference book of the Geography Knowledge Outline Network.

5.All changes are inseparable, do more classic questions, the questions in the exam are all classic questions are deformed, and the exam is always the focus of the past years, grasp the key points.

6.Find a notebook to summarize the geography problems you have done wrong, read them often, and you can generally learn them well.

Hope it helps!

The main thing is interest and determination, geography is not like what people say, just memorize more liberal arts to learn well, of course, this is the premise must be done, more or logical, especially in the future when you analyze the problem will find that the knowledge points involved in various parts, the final answer is to analyze the correct answer through all the knowledge points involved, one link after another, to be able to find the sense of accomplishment of enjoying the experience of finding the answer after the willow and dark flowers, you will be addicted to such an interest, not afraid of learning geography badly.

High school geography is nothing more than physical geography and human geography.

Physical geography is mainly time difference, sun altitude angle, ocean currents, climate, etc., human geography is pasture and fishing ground, which need to be memorized, and you should cultivate yourself to fall in love with the beautiful scenery planted in the field. What is there to ask.

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