History is not good. Chronic. What to do if you don t study history well

1 Draw clear clues, for example, high school history can be divided into three threads: politics, economics, and culture.

2 The content of each thread should be combined, for example, the first industrial revolution (economy) can be linked to the capitalist revolution (politics), and thus to the capitalist democratic political ideology (culture) such as the Enlightenment.

3. Grasp the characteristics of the stage and grasp the main characteristics of the historical period, such as the Northern Wei Dynasty, which is characterized by the great integration of nationalities.

4 Memorize on the basis of understanding, especially intellectual and cultural and political history.

I think that studying history requires an overall approach. For example, when I was revising, the first time I read it was rough, and it was not necessary to memorize everything, but I probably knew what was going on, and I connected everything I had learned. It's best to use time to connect, and the extra work is to keep certain big events in mind.

Of course, the rest of the things have to be memorized, so when you go through it the second time, you have to look at it in detail. The second time I was looking at the significance of the historical events in the book. When you look at it, you will find that many things are easy to remember, and there are many similarities, so I especially note them down.

Leave the places that are difficult to remember, and remember to mark them, which is what you should pay special attention to when reviewing later.

The third time, look at it as a whole, focusing on the year or other small knowledge points.

Before the fourth pass, I don't read the book and think about what is in the book. This time,Just look at yourself and don't know it.,Check and fill in the gaps.。。。

You must remember that you must listen well in class, many of our students at that time did not listen to the class and memorized history, but in fact, they did not know that it was actually the most effective with the teacher, and a class will make your main line much clearer.

I know that I sorted it out, in fact, I didn't do it at the time, most of it was sent by the teacher three weeks before the college entrance examination, of course, it was okay to read it at that time, but it was very urgent, and I basically couldn't finish it. But I think it's very good, that is, for example, the reform in ancient China can make a whole list, and if you do it yourself, you will remember it more firmly.

Do a lot of questions, especially the set of questions selected by the teacher, if you don't have time to do it, just find an answer, look at the answers, learn the routines of other people's answers, and how to answer all the questions. For example, when we analyze the causes, we should think that there may be negative and positive, and what are the historical reasons, economic, political, cultural, and so on.

Learn to give up. In fact, I don't necessarily have to memorize it, so I went to see or listen to the teacher say that this year's possible focus. At that time, our classmates still had a stupid memorization of the meaning of the founding of New China, in fact, it was useless, everyone knows, even the test will only be used as a small aspect of a certain question, and when you review it for the third time, you will basically find that there is no need to remember what is not necessary to remember in detail.

Well, that's my experience, in fact, there are a lot of things that haven't been done, but I'm confident that I'm still a very good kid in history, and I haven't studied much history I started to awaken when I had 90 days left, and I think it's very suitable for sprinting before the exam. Hope it works for you ...

I remember when I studied history, I didn't memorize it at all, because I had a strong interest in history, and I treated it like a story, and I was very interested in the system and grammar of the time, so I learned it very well, and if you didn't have any interest in history, it was just for the score, sorry, change it.

First of all, you have to change your mind, don't think of it as difficult, don't just think of it as a subject, in fact, history is very interesting, you can look at it as a story, it includes time, place, people, and its meaning. So how can you remember these? The most important thing is to remember an event that happened at a certain time, and now is what you need to do

You can make a table of the time of important events in chronological order, and then slowly expand the knowledge points in the table, such as adding people, places, etc., the shorter and more concise, the better, remember to organize it yourself, so that the impression will be deep.

Historical events all have a certain historical significance, which is often more difficult to remember, in fact, the occurrence of these events is caused and effected, reasonable, and it is not difficult to find their significance after careful analysis. I don't recommend rote memorization.

Learning is actually a process of turning things in books into your own things, as for this process, you have a choice, what suits you is the best, the above are just some of my personal ways to learn history, I hope it will be useful to you.

When endorsing, be sure to string them together. Another important point is that the ** in the book must not be let go. I suffered a loss in this area.

In addition, I will give you a little trick, I don't know if it will be useful to you, that is, when you go to bed at night, you will type the historical things you read that day or the other day as if it were your own newspaper, and stuff those historical events into it. You can clearly distinguish what is important and what is not, which is good for your endorsement.

The method of learning history is as follows:

Clause. 1. Make friends with history.

Rather than seeing history as an old thing that is "rote memorization", it is better to see history as a living person and thing. In fact, history is some people and things that are far or near us. It's just that we don't know much about the past, so we find it difficult to learn.

Clause. Second, rote memorization is still necessary.

Although the current college entrance examination focuses on understanding and applying history, some basic knowledge points still need to be mastered, how to master them? Only the back is not reached! It's rote memorization.

For example, the process of commercial development in ancient China, from the barter of primitive society to the emergence of professional merchants and currency in the Shang Dynasty, from the prosperity of the Silk Road in the Sui and Tang dynasties to the development of the currency economy in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Every knowledge point needs to be mastered with all your might, and you can't be lazy at this time, which is like the algorithm in the math problem, the words in the English text, if you don't memorize it, how to analyze and refine it in the material?

Clause. 3. Make good use of history exercises.

In each subject, exercises are required to measure and reinforce the learning effect. I hope you can take advantage of every opportunity to do the questions. Many students do the questions just to look at the flowers, and everything will be fine when they choose the answers to the multiple-choice questions.

If you are right, you will pass, and if you are wrong, you will change it, without thinking. This is a big mistake, and it is not only a waste of exercises, but also a waste of valuable time.

We need to use each exercise as a tool to measure the effectiveness of learning and to consolidate memory. To know what it is, but also to know why.

History is a long-term evolution, and learning history cannot be done by rote memorization, if you can do it, then you will feel that it is of great significance.

I am a senior high school liberal arts student, a key class in a key school, to be honest, I think it is not easy to get a low score in history, and it is also difficult to get a high score, unless you are very smart, have rich extracurricular knowledge, and are very interested, otherwise I don't think the history college entrance examination score will not exceed 75

I don't think it's difficult, you have to be confident, history is a very interesting subject, listen carefully to the teacher's lectures in class, you have to organize your notes at any time, some small stories in history can also bring you a lot of inspiration, and I think watching more TV series or extracurricular books on historical themes is helpful for the study of history.

It will be much better to learn history and geography together, and you have to read more books on history, and after reading "General History of the World", then you will be invincible, this book is not good, and the teacher will have a hard time looking at it, after all, this is people's hard work. In fact, the study of history is inseparable from textbooks, and textbooks are the most important thing. Also, you can't memorize blindly, understanding is the most important thing, only if you understand, you will do the topic and get a high score.

Finally, I wish you a good study of history and a good entrance examination!