Is it difficult to use the Century Gold List in liberal arts or is it a complete explanation of text

When I was a freshman in high school, I was also not good at liberal arts, and I asked many people for advice, all of which were said to memorize more and memorize more, but I just didn't learn well, and I also used a lot of tutorial books, like you said, I used both of them, and my grades did not improve significantly, but then the teacher recommended to me "Middle School Textbook Learning Handouts", this set of books is very detailed and comprehensive, in short, it is very suitable for me, and my grades have improved a lot.

There is no problem with partial subjects, the college entrance examination only examines liberal arts or science, and the humanities examination for science is simple and does not have too many score restrictions (a C in ABCD is fine). During the entrance examination, the school will take time to help students, so there is no need to worry too much about the problem of partial subjects.

If you are preparing for the college entrance examination, it is recommended to ask a tutor, or buy "5 years college entrance examination 3 years simulation" as a special science topic.

bar . It's no problem to take the Qingbei re-examination and buy the college entrance examination to review that There is no harm in doing it in the first year of high school in advance.

In fact, there is no need to buy all the textbooks, the important thing is that the little guy's heart is there!! Since science can show that the comprehension ability is okay, then I suggest that you should let him read more and write more, and it is best to find a tutor.

It doesn't matter if you're biased. The little boy is also very good at studying science, and he also develops his intelligence very well. Literature and history things, counseling is useless, to make him interested is the top priority, it is recommended to watch more historical films, political films or books.

I am a high school teacher, I know more about teaching aids, the two sets of books you said focus on more obvious, the former focuses on practice, the latter focuses on explanation, I generally recommend students to use teaching aids that combine lectures and exercises, "Middle School Textbook Learning Handouts" is good, you can let your son try.

Century Gold List is a tutorial book that matches the teaching materials, divided into student books and teachers' books, the students' books are mainly exercises, with detailed explanations and detailed analysis of answers, and the teacher's books include all the contents of the students' books, but the explanations are particularly detailed. I don't know if I'm satisfied with this answer.

There are examples and exercises.

I've used physics and geography.

The physics questions are very good, and the knowledge points of geography are summarized in great detail.

The teacher's book seems to be very thick, but I haven't read it.

Example questions plus exercises.

Remember that the space is very small, and I have to write it outside every time ......

The Math Century Gold List is a bit like a workbook, and I don't know about the rest.

If there is enough time, it is definitely beneficial to look at learning, if the time is not limited to choose, it is recommended to "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout", our school uses it all, and following the textbook is the king!

Personally, I think the textbook is more systematic, and it can be understood by people who don't understand it at all.

I have used both the textbook and the Century Gold List, but I don't think it is as good as the "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout". The explanation of the "Learning Handouts for Secondary School Textbooks" is very detailed, and there are test questions after class, so that you can self-test the basic knowledge. In addition, the "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout" has expanded on the questions in the text, so if you want to improve your learning level, it is recommended that you buy a set of "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout".

The texts explained in detail are more detailed, and the Century Gold List has some extensions on the basis of the text, relatively speaking, the Century Gold List is better.

In science, I think 53 is better, and liberal arts is better. If you are on the gold list, your homework is better. I am also in my first year of high school, and our school's tutorial materials are the gold list and optimized design. But it still depends on the person.

For students in Yunnan, it is still a complete set of the Century Gold List.

You may still find it a bit difficult.

But you can take your time.

The main reason for the Century Gold List is that there are many topics, and the textbooks are not very good to fully understand these topics, and I personally think that there are too many contents, and I can't finish reading them after buying them, so I can pick one or two subjects and buy them.

Chinese use the Century Gold List, but you have to do those questions, chemistry with complete interpretation, biology with textbook analysis, mathematics with complete interpretation, physics with super classroom English with complete interpretation.

The full explanation of the textbook is more complete and imitative, which is more suitable for preview, self-study, etc. (I personally think it is more verbose).

The Century Gold List is based on practice questions, and the school bought this kind of uniformly for us.

I also bought Jing Shu pants for the experimental class, and the topics were more challenging, while the two topics you mentioned were more basic.

It depends on the actual situation of the child.

We've been using it all the time, and I'm also using the middle school textbooks you said, and the main use of the middle school textbooks is tutoring, so the amount of questions is small, and the gold list case Its main role is to practice, one of which is to consolidate, and the second is to expand with it, and the 1 2 3 you said is its advantage, and the back is not too much of an obstacle, and there will be no easy questions during the exam, so you can't always do the basics, some questions need to be explored, and there is some knowledge in the next section, which is to lay the foundation for the next session, and the exam will also have questions beyond the curriculum It can't all be in the class, so each has its own advantages, and the gold list case is better in terms of practice.

Does it have anything to do with the teacher who produced the exam papers? Maybe some of the classic question types in it are liked by teachers who have written exam questions over the years. Besides, if you usually do difficult problems, you won't panic too much when you encounter them during the exam.

And not everyone will do every question. In this way, what is the teacher to do? Do what you can and challenge the problem appropriately.

Well, in fact, the reference books are almost the same, no matter what the book, as long as it is used well, the effect is almost the same.

I've used it, but now I can't do it anymore, the paper is light and bad, it doesn't take long to look old, and the title is old. It's better to buy books from the first few years of the gold list, the content is almost cheap. My classmate has a copy of the "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout", and I heard that it is not bad, and I am about to go and see it.

I'll answer that question. The old class teaches biology, so we all ordered the book of the Century Gold List, which is the study strategy, and my parents bought me the 360 interpretation book, which is attacked on both sides, so my grades are long. Oh, one of his biggest features is new, the topic is very new, what just happened he immediately made up the title in the book, of course, other aspects are also very good, some knowledge points I can't talk about in the old class, the book is all there, good, good, I will use this book in the next step.

Wish me the title of the gold list!

We used it to review the "Century Gold List", and the structure of the arrangement is more reasonable. The supporting practice questions are very close to the textbook and have been improved.

I haven't used it, but I used the "Middle School Textbook Learning Handout", the explanation is very detailed, and I feel good. You can try.

I don't know if the landlord wants liberal arts or science.,Roughly say it.。 Like mathematics, physics and chemistry, Wang Houxiong's textbooks can be completely interpreted and analyzed. The knowledge points of these two books are quite complete, and there are also example questions.

For those who brush the questions, the more basic ones can be bought to concentrate on the exercises, and there is also a roll paper test. Those with higher difficulty can buy a light and silver version of the championship. If you are going to geography, you can buy textbooks and handouts for junior high school students.

History recommends the gold list of the century.

Wang Houxiong's knowledge interpretation is quite good, the exercise part is not recommended to master, the exercises follow the school, if the college entrance examination, May 3 is the first choice, suitable for elevation, Xue Jinxing's comparative foundation

I think it's a bit cumbersome to interpret Wang Houxiong's textbook completely, and it's not so systematic.

Schools generally issue supplementary books, and if you buy another one, you can buy one with a wider range of extended content, but the school must complete it first.

You can check out the Gold List of the Century.

The queen is okay, I used the king in geography at the beginning, and it feels good. Xue Jinxing's is okay too.

The best ones issued by the school are all new in the end.