What should I do if I can understand physics, but I can t do it, and I can t do it。。。。。。

That is because you lack independent practice, you can try to look at a sample problem first, and then clarify the knowledge points it wants to test, and then try to solve the problem yourself in connection with the knowledge points to see if you can get the same result as the example questions.

The high school party also has the same problems as you. I said in advance, I went to study literature because of physics, but you must not be misled by me. First of all, I think you should not be afraid of physics, many physics problems actually seem difficult, but when you do it, it will become smoother and smoother.

Secondly, when encountering physics problems that you can't do, write down the relevant formulas first, and then bring in the known conditions to see what you can find, this method is suitable for 70% of the problems. Finally, it is necessary to do more and practice more, practice makes perfect, and you will understand many types of questions after you have done them.

You understand on the surface, but in fact you are distracted, so you can't understand, plus you don't have time to consolidate your knowledge and do exercises after class, of course, you can't learn physics well.

It means that your foundation is not good, you have to review from the simple things you have just started, don't think about it all at once, you have to take your time to lay a good foundation, and it is difficult to lay a good foundation in physics.

There is a pattern to memorizing the steps and asking the teacher.

Take your time, have a good mindset, don't be afraid of physics, and imagine that you like physics very much. Then I went to see it, and I understood a little bit of it, and I thought so anyway.

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Do more questions and use the formulas you have learned proficiently.

Physics is mainly about learning more in life.

Once you understand it, you can do it aside.

Do more questions, and ask the teacher if you don't know.

If you're having trouble learning math physics methods that you don't understand, here are some things you can do to help yourself:

Read the question. The topics of mathematical physics methods are usually very rigorous, and each word has a specific meaning. Reading the question is the key to understanding the question. So, you should read the questions carefully and try to understand the meaning of each word.

Review the basics. Mathematical physics methods rely on many basic knowledge of sail yards, such as mathematics, physics, statistics, etc. If you don't know these basics, it's hard to understand mathematical physics methods.

So, you should review the basics and make sure you know something about them.

Ask for help. If you can't understand math and physics methods yourself, you can ask for help. You can consult teachers, classmates, friends.

I'm not sure if you're in junior high school or high school, but mathematics and physics are all about understanding, and the most important thing is that it's important to understand the formulas.

For those formulas, it is best to see how it is derived, so as to distinguish which formulas can be used in which situations, and then know the physical meaning of the formulas when they do a good job, and then do the questions.

Classes are the most important, the teacher is talking about the essence of things, a lot of self-exploration will draw a lot of time, if you feel that physics is difficult, you can roughly preview it before class, listen to the class more targeted, and then go back in the evening to review the notes and deepen your understanding.

As soon as you have a question that you don't understand, you should immediately ask the teacher and classmates to understand it, which will affect the later learning and not let the questions pile up.

Of course, physics still needs to do more questions, and science requires a lot of practice.

Let's cultivate an interest in physics, and if you are interested in physics, physics will not be bad.

Hope that helps you :)

If you really don't know anything about it, I suggest you study literature, I think physics needs to feel.

Studying physics: think more and make fewer mistakes, think less and make more mistakes, and don't want to be all wrong, so you must think diligently. In addition, learning is efficient.

Do not do more questions but fine, learn to draw inferences from one another, and touch the bypass. Remember not to memorize knowledge, but to combine models and understand memorization. If you can do the above, I believe your physics will be fine

If you want to learn physics well, you have to be interested and rely on yourself. However, with the new textbook and the knowledge of physics, where does the interest start? It is true that there is no interest without understanding.

In fact, when you first come into contact with physics, there is no need to go into the details of how to learn physics well, and those big truths that sound very reasonable don't actually work. The beginning of everything is difficult, and a good beginning is equal to half the success. For students who are new to physics, the question of how to learn physics well can be transformed into the question of what should be paid attention to when learning physics for the first time.

In short, there are two changes to be aware of. First, we need to change our thinking habits. Different disciplines have different characteristics and different logical systems, so when learning physics, we should change our original thinking habits, pay attention to thinking and judging according to the rules and requirements of physics, do not take it for granted, and do not follow feelings, otherwise, we will not be able to get out of the quagmire of doubt.

Physics is the study of the most general laws of the motion of matter and the basic structure of matter. As a leading discipline in the natural sciences, physics studies the most basic forms and laws of motion of all matter, from the universe to elementary particles, and thus becomes the research foundation of other natural science disciplines. Its theoretical structure makes full use of mathematics as its working language, and experiments as the only criterion for testing the correctness of theories, and it is the most sophisticated natural science discipline today.

Physics is not something that can be understood by listening, unlike telling a story, telling you about physics and other science things, the process of the teacher is very fast, for example, you may not do a question for 2 hours, and the teacher will finish it for you in class in 5 minutes at most (class time is limited). How can some very roundabout problems be straightened out and understood in 5 minutes, it is simply impossible, unless you are good at physics, but you can't find the solution idea for a while, and the teacher will understand it yourself.

If you want to learn physics well, the role of listening to lectures is very small, you can only rely on your own thinking, simulate the scene in physics in your mind, and simulate all the relevant factors in your mind, just like how a machine works, and every part of the athlete in your mind is very clear. In this way, learning physics is hard at the beginning, persisting for a few months, two or three months, physics is very easy, there is no need to listen to lectures at all, and the whole idea of not listening to two sentences comes out immediately, without effort. You don't even have to do other people's questions, and there are few difficult questions in the direct exam.

I thought you were in high school, junior high school was a bit harder, remember, use your mind to simulate physics, you understand how important it is in high school, at least you can save a lot of time in this lesson.

Dear, what grade are you? In the second year of junior high school, you can not rush, take your time, and in high school, you can try to see the teacher here, if you feel that you don't understand, you can contact me.

If you are in the third year of junior high school, you will review the frame.

Pay attention to the examples given by the teacher, and think carefully about why the teacher gives such an example (which is usually obvious). Learn to discern the differences and boundaries between physical language and everyday language... If you want to know how to do it, ask specific questions...

I can answer them all.

Physics is not only about listening to what the teacher says, but also about thinking about it yourself, if you just listen to what the teacher tells you, and remember what formulas are given in the book, you can't learn physics well.

A piece of advice to you, even if you see the formula in the book, ask a few more whys. If you figure out why the formula is the way it is, you'll have learned physics.

The secret to learning physics well is that you have to be a Newton and an Einstein. Although what you have discovered has been discovered by others, it is a first time for you. This sense of accomplishment in discovering is the best motivation for studying physics and other natural sciences.

Physics is used for research, and you need to use your brain to think about it. It's not like literature or something, you have to memorize what others say.

I took a look at the new textbook and it was completely different from the previous one. I'm from level 06. In the past, I used to learn by examples, but the exercises in the back are similar to the examples, and the formulas will be used a few more times.

Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer example problems, and it is a bit difficult to learn them. Try to find previous textbooks and look at the notes made by others. It helps you a lot.

First memorize the formula and then do some related questions, I don't know how to ask the teacher.