I always feel that there are too many exercises, and I can t finish learning or doing.

Science is practiced, but you can't get caught up in a naval battle. Otherwise, you can't improve your grades significantly if you're tired, and you have to take care of other subjects, so you have to do fewer science questions!

Specifically, you can: choose the topic according to the knowledge points of the textbook, and generally do three questions with the same knowledge point! After doing it, evaluate the quality of its questions, write down the knowledge points tested next to the question (very useful when reviewing), and then summarize the experience of doing the questions, and finally use a red pen to tick the heavy, difficult, and doubtful points!

In the future, if you have time, you will take it out and scan a piece, and if you don't have time, you will come out and see where it will be when you review, and it is better to make another piece.

I'm a junior in high school, and that's how I use it to deal with homework, and I think it's very useful! I hope it will be useful to you too! Finally, I wish you success in your studies!

Don't do it if you don't need it, give up what you can give up, grasp the key points of learning, make up for your poor subjects, make a plan for your ability, don't worry about tomorrow's study, do a question is a question, and remember a word is one. You can't be in a hurry, everything will come naturally.

Science subjects definitely have to do questions, as for the time of preview, it still depends on your work and rest habits, but I want to emphasize that previewing is not how many problems you have to solve, but how many problems you have to find. To know what you should learn, you can understand it by reading the textbook, what is the content you know, and what is the content that you must master. In addition, don't put too much pressure on yourself, just entered high school, most of them are in the same state as you, the key is to always persevere, and seek a more suitable method for yourself in persistence, I believe you will succeed.

It's about the same as when I was in high school, and there are a lot of practice questions. But that's not a must, and spending a lot of time on it won't improve much.

First of all, take some time to finish your homework carefully, and if you want to report in the future, do more science ......The second is to look at your own weak subjects, (to get into the university can not have a lack of legs) to preview all the subjects before class, that is impossible, so I don't have to work myself like that, when I go to school, I use the time after class to preview the next class.

Hehe, I'm not a student now, but I feel a lot of pressure in high school, I have a class schedule, what time to study what courses, for weak subjects, find tutors or classmates, tutoring.

It's simple, huh. That's my advice, good luck and get into a good university soon Hehe