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Geography: As a discipline, there are many things in common with other disciplines in terms of law. Such as:

scientific attitude towards learning; diligent use of brains, hands and mouths; Ears, eyes, mouths, hands, hearts, etc.; At the same time, it also has its own unique learning method. In fact, what we have been emphasizing is the scientific learning method and the thinking method.

1. The soul of geography learning - the use of maps.

1. Learn to classify maps including sunshine maps, statistical charts, topographic profile maps, geological maps, geographic landscape maps, schematic diagrams of geographical principles, geographical cartoon maps, geographic data maps, geographical structure maps, geographical contour maps, etc.

2. Learn to read the diagram first read the theme of the diagram to see the legend clearly, pay attention to the details, and connect with reality.

3. Learn to change the diagram diagram to convert (section view to plan) **Conversion.

4. Learn to use diagrams, summarize geographical laws or characteristics with diagrams, and memorize with diagrams.

Geography of China: You can see the maps of these aspects, namely: China political region map, China topographic map, China climate map (temperature, precipitation), China water system map, China resource map (forest, minerals, water energy, tourism resources, etc.), China crop distribution map, China industrial distribution map, Chinese population, ethnicity, city, commercial center map, China traffic map, China nature reserve map, etc.

By looking at the maps one by one, remembering the maps, and even drawing the maps, the basic knowledge of Chinese geography will be mastered.

Learn World Geography:

1. Work on ten threads (five warp threads, five weft threads).

2. Find out the natural and cultural landscapes of the area through which the ten lines pass.

3. Draw a contour map within the range of latitude and longitude spanning no more than 10 degrees, say the location, physical geographical features and human geographical features, and ask why? In this way, you will find that you begin to have "pictures" in your "brain" and "reason" in your "heart", and geography is no longer a monotonous text.

2. The Pillar of Geography Learning - the Understanding of Teaching Materials.

1. According to the outline, master the principles and laws of geography.

Read the book thickly: make reading notes on the book, add your own understanding or find out your doubts.

2. Use textbooks to learn to draw inferences.

It is necessary to draw inferences from one case and find the general characteristics and laws of similar geographical things.

3. Use textbooks to summarize and summarize and master the rules of geography learning. Such as:

Regional geography (continent or country): location, extent, population, topography, climate, rivers and lakes, resources, industry and agriculture, transportation, cities.

I believe that after hard work, students will love geography and learn geography well.

In short, it is a process of accumulation, the more you know, the better you learn, so memorize more and choose your own method.

Good luck with your studies!

Geography depends on whether it is natural or humanistic, humanistic is easy to understand, and natural requires some abstract thinking!

I didn't study geography much when I was a freshman in high school, and I was very playful and I thought geography was difficult, but then I just wanted to learn it and couldn't understand it.

It was only at the beginning of my sophomore year of high school that I realized that I was very serious about studying

But it's hard to get started because there's no foundation

I remember that at that time, I was learning some more humanistic geography, and I could learn it well by memorizing it, and I was doing more problems

Later, I started to review for the college entrance examination

Review the content of the first year of high school Physical geography is more difficult than human geography in the second year of high school, and it needs to be understood rather than simply memorized.

I didn't understand it at the beginning, and I kept asking the teacher questions in class, and he was tired of asking, and the class was to see that others would be there, and I was still there to ask, and I felt so stupid, and I felt so stupid, and when I walked on the road at night, Lu Zhiji really wanted to cry, and felt that I was finished, but then I always asked, and some of the basics were clear, and I read the textbook carefully and read the analysis book together, and the foundation was very solid, and I did more questions, and there was no shortcut. It is to do that there are all the knowledge points in the topic, and when you encounter the knowledge points that you don't understand, you will take the book out and study it The purpose of doing the questions is not to get it right, but to find out what you don't understand

That's how I learned, and then geography was very good, oh, hail, and I never got below 80 points again

There are a lot of people who say that geography is hard, but it's not like that, it depends on whether you care about it or not, anyway, I feel that it's much better than physical chemistry. Huh.

Well, having said that

Look at the geography map!

Find interest!

It doesn't matter if you want to learn the basics.

In fact, geography is not as difficult to learn as you think.

But it is still necessary to master some study skills.

For example, choosing what books to read.

Start with **.

The principle of reading books is to prefer lack to abundance.

Reading a lot of books in a hurry is actually better than calming down and carefully pondering the textbook.

Learn geography well. All you need is a geography textbook and a high school geography atlas (very important!!). A book of practice questions.

If you learn these three things thoroughly, your geography grades will definitely not be bad.

As for the practice questions, it doesn't really matter which publisher you buy, it's the same, one book is enough, if you want to do the questions, I think the practice questions issued by the school teacher are enough!

Secondly, no matter what you remember, you must first pay attention to the method and cultivate interest.

The second thing is to work hard.

For example, the distribution map of each province in China.

When I was in high school, I loved studying geography.

I was going to a bookstore to buy an imposition of a map of China.

In the process of playing, it is natural to remember the distribution of each province.

At the same time, it also cultivates an interest in learning.

Finally, I emphasized that the atlas is very, very important, and if you want to learn geography well, you must turn the atlas to the end!

Personal experience, hope it helps you!

It is important to cultivate interest, and if you are interested, you will have the passion to learn.

First of all, we must learn to read the map, we must have a three-dimensional concept of the earth in our heads, geography also needs to be memorized, especially human geography, pay attention to the method, geography learning should learn to break down the parts.

Experience;

1.Geography has a science component, so you must have logical thinking when doing questions, especially time calculation.

2.Regional geography and time calculation questions must be combined with map questions.

Method: First draw the world map and the map of China according to the latitude and longitude, the general outline, and the topographic areas (such as mountains, plateaus, basins, rivers). - Fill in the details (important cities, climate types, vegetation, industry, crops) above

3.The above is basic. Ability training - first of all, the knowledge in the book must be understood, and if necessary, it is necessary to memorize, and it is best to be able to understand.

Start from the basics, and summarize the general rules by yourself, such as (ask about temperature and precipitation, you should consider the topography, climate, sea and land location, whether it is a windward or leeward?!, ocean current properties; So be sure to accumulate and associate. Then do the ability questions, open questions.

Think of different explanations for a question.

4.Read the map, look at the map, analyze. Very important.

5.If you don't understand the lecture, you must think first. If you don't understand, ask again. - so that you can be impressed!

1.As far as the study of geography is concerned, the learning routine should include six aspects: preview, class, homework, review, examination, and extracurricular learning

Preview generally refers to reading the content of the new lesson independently before the teacher gives a lecture, so as to achieve a preliminary understanding and prepare for class. The preview should be done: read through the textbook and initially understand the basic content and ideas of the textbook; If you find that you have not mastered the old knowledge related to the new course well during the preview, you will consult and revise the old knowledge to lay a solid foundation for learning the new knowledge. In the process of reading new textbooks, pay attention to the areas that you find difficult to grasp and understand, and make a record so that you can pay special attention to them when listening to the lectures.

Classroom teaching is the most basic part of the teaching process, and it should also be a decisive part of students' learning homework, mastering knowledge and developing their abilities. Prepare the textbooks, notebooks and other stationery needed for the class before class, and seize the time to briefly recall and review what you have learned in the previous class; Attend class with a strong desire to learn, hoping to learn new knowledge from the teacher and solve new problems in class; During class, you should concentrate on listening to the lecture, firmly grasp the teacher's train of thought, pay attention to the logic of the teacher's description of the problem, how the problem is raised, and the methods and steps to analyze the problem and solve the problem; Pay special attention to the beginning and end of the teacher's lecture; If you encounter a certain problem or a part of a problem that you do not understand, do not "drill the horns" in class, but write it down first, and then listen to it.

If you don't understand the problem, you can study it or ask the teacher for advice after class; To develop a good habit of note-taking, for geography notes, I think some are best written down in an atlas so that you can review when looking at the map.

Assignments are an important part of the learning process. Through homework, you can not only consolidate the knowledge learned that day in time, deepen your understanding of knowledge, but more importantly, apply the knowledge you have learned to form skills and techniques, so as to develop your own intelligence and training.