I m about to get a year in high school, and I want to study literature, but my parents and teachers

If it is for the sake of the future and be realistic, it is true that science is more advantageous, but I still recommend that you choose the one you like, because it is not only related to your four years of college life, but also related to a lifetime of work. In fact, for arts and sciences, I also hesitated at the beginning, and my parents and teachers also persuaded me to study science, but in the end I still chose liberal arts, but I still didn't stick to the end, and the university chose a partial major, I don't hate it, but I don't like it, and now I'm looking for a job, I can only engage in this aspect, I have no interest, and it's false to say that I don't regret it, thinking that if I was resolute enough, would it be a different situation now, but since it's decided, I should go on, hehe, I hope you can make a more careful choice.

It doesn't matter if you do this, you can do arts and sciences, the key is to study well, get admitted to a good university, and you can change your major after being admitted to university, it doesn't matter what you like now, what matters is what you like to do in the future. No matter what you choose, if you really like liberal arts, you can study science without giving up liberal arts, and besides, high Chinese science really doesn't matter, the difference is not big, even in college, some professional liberal arts and sciences can be read.

Let's choose a reason! Now all the efforts are for future employment, as a person who has come over, it is still recommended to choose reason. The scope of science employment is really wide, even if you are not good at science in the future, you will find the advantage of choosing science when you fill in the volunteer in the third year of high school!

Of course, you choose what you like, only if you like it, you can learn less resistantly in the future, and if you are not very good at physics in the first year of high school, it will be very difficult to go up. Communicate with your teachers and parents, and good luck.

Child, let me tell you this, I graduated from my senior year this year, and after four years of college, I realized that only what I like will put in energy and do meaningful, I was also in liberal arts, but I suffered from my geography and history, and our school is a science-based school, so I can only choose science, and now I am looking for a job or choose the direction of liberal arts, but then again, the liberal arts college entrance examination, our school was relatively difficult to get into, but if you really study liberal arts well, then it is OK to go to university When filling in the volunteers, Brother Tian's favorite liberal arts major can also choose to do it by himself, good luck.

You can't choose what you like, you have to listen to your parents, it's too late to regret when you grow up, liberal arts are not as good as science, and it's easy to find a job when you learn science well, and you have a wide range of employment.

Communicate more with your parents so that they can understand you, or enlighten yourself and work hard to study science.

Do whatever you like!! At that time, I thought that science would be more confident and chose science, but the fact is that you can't do what you like and can't study your favorite subjects, even if you are objectively sure of science, it doesn't make much sense!!

To be honest, I didn't seem to have much to choose from because I didn't like those majors in science!

Teachers and parents are right, but you also have to be cautious. For example, will you be uninterested after studying science, but your grades will not be as good as studying literature. After studying the text, will you cope with the difficulties in the future?

No, liberal arts are easier than science, as long as you are serious, you can't learn it, and it depends on your interests.

If you can't do math, you can't do physics. These two do occasionally have a bit of a hard time for girls.

Chemistry is actually not difficult, many of my previous liberal arts students did not study science because of physics, and chemistry is a first-level stick. So, if you put your mind to it, you'll be fine.

I suggest you try to look at all the subjects next semester! Choose whichever side has an effect. Although liberal arts are all memorized, some people will memorize it comprehensively and well, and some people will work hard to memorize it, but they will always find something missing during the exam, or they can't answer the questions.

In the end, you are only a freshman in high school, and I have graduated from college, so I will think that you are very happy. So try to get into a good university and start your own college life, and then you will feel that those days are really blessed. Don't go into the job you get at home so early, an undergraduate degree is essential!

Suggested Liberal Arts Liberal arts courses are easy to increase interest and scores.

Obviously, you don't need to worry about anything, of course, you choose your own subjects. In your case, choosing a liberal arts major is definitely good for you. If you can't do math, you still choose science, it's hell.

Actually, you can choose geography. I heard my classmates who studied geography say that geography is not very difficult to learn, and that there are relatively few things to memorize compared to politics and history.

In a word, it is difficult to improve in the thirty or forty stages of chemistry. I'm also a girl, decisively choose history, will you watch ancient ** like me? That's even better ...

In fact, history is very attractive, although I chose science back then, but I support you to choose liberal arts, chemistry is difficult to improve... When you study history, sort out the timeline, each time period, each dynasty, each time point event, you will find it interesting and easy to learn.

Chinese is not a subject that can improve your grades by surprise, so you must pay attention to accumulation.

Read books, newspapers, and magazines. Reading books does not have to be world classics, but you must read literary ones, as long as they are well written, popular**, and the Internet** can also be, but the Internet ** is uneven, so be cautious when choosing. Also, read the type of books you like.

If you don't have the patience to read a book, then I recommend reading magazines, which I think is the most suitable method. After all, there is not enough time for homework, and if you read a book every once in a while, and forget the front after reading it, then the book will be meaningless. "Reader", "Youth Digest", and "Yilin" are all good choices, the stories are short and concise, and they are philosophical, and they can also be used as material for writing essays.

There are also lessons in classical Chinese that you must listen carefully, which is of great help to the extracurricular reading of classical Chinese in the college entrance examination.

I spent the least time in this subject, but my grades were the best, because I have a very good sense of language and fast reading speed, so I must read more, read more and write more.

You can do the next set of college entrance examination questions to see which point is the weakest, and targeted training.

I don't know which part of you is bad, I can only say this, I hope it can help you.

Make a mistake book and write down the words that are easy to pronounce and write wrong, and of course, there are also the usual mistakes, such as modifying sick sentences, sorting words, explaining words, reading every morning, reading a first time, it is very effective, in addition, read more books, read books, language is accumulative, don't worry

Do you still need to learn Chinese?

Read a little bit and write a little bit every day, just stick to it.

Return to the textbook for the college entrance examination: take five sets of mock questions, do them again, look at the knowledge points involved in the four options set by the answers, and then go to the book. Strive for every small point not to let go, so that the five sets of questions will take a long time.

Basically, I just reviewed the textbook. Blind spots in knowledge and blind spots in your textbooks.

The most important thing you need to solve is the problem of learning efficiency, and I practice "Elite Speed Reading and Memory Training" to stimulate the potential of the right brain and improve learning efficiency and learning ability.

Speed reading memory is an efficient learning and review method, and its training principle is to activate our "brain and eye" potential, cultivate us to directly convert the text symbols perceived by the visual organ into meaning, eliminate the potential pronunciation phenomenon in the mind, and cross the process from sound to understanding the meaning, forming an eye-brain direct reflection reading mode, and realizing the leap of reading speed, overall perception, comprehension and memory, and concentration.

Using software to practice, more than an hour a day, a month, can increase your reading speed by 5-10 times, and your memory and comprehension will also be improved accordingly, and ultimately improve the efficiency of learning and review, and achieve good results. Many classes in our school carry out holiday speed reading shorthand training classes, using the elite special speed reading memory training system.

Chinese,I think it's based on the usual accumulation、、Before the college entrance examination,Focus on improving composition skills and reading comprehension.。。 Textbook knowledge is not the focus of the exam.

As a person who has come over, it is really a floating cloud that returns to the textbook. There will never be too many things in textbooks on the college entrance examination papers, such as glyphs, pinyin, classical Chinese, etc., and even the papers that are usually made are rarely bumped into. Let's pull a few rolls and find a feeling......

I'm also a junior in high school, so I grabbed one that I thought was useful

It's been four years since I took the college entrance examination, but my sister also took the college entrance examination this year. I don't think it's very useful, just a few ancient poems.

There won't be a lot of improvement in the short-term study of Chinese. I really recommend spending more time on mathematics, physics and chemistry, it's time for it

You should memorize the ancient texts first, especially those like "Lisao", "Getaway", "The Book of Poetry", "Lanting Collection Preface", "Red Cliff Fu", and "Shi Shuo". Generally, the answer to the question in ancient Chinese is to borrow the scenery to express lyricism, worry about the country and the people, have no way to serve the country, and miss the hometown. The expression is the following:

Supporting the Words, Writing the Scene Lyrical, Narrative Lyricism, Expressing the Mind Directly, Narrative, Flashback, Interpolation, Contrast, Contrast, Symbolism, Utility, Imagination, Association, Correspondence, Allegorical Scene, Contrast, Contrast, Contrast, Evoke, Rendering, Combination of Fiction and Reality, Side Description, Positive Description, Direct Lyricism, Indirect Lyricism, etc. Composition, you mainly practice discussion**. After you have established your foundation in ancient texts, it is more effective to practice other topics.

I used to train like this when I was taking the college entrance examination.

There is no shortcut to language, as long as you have the heart, endorse more.

Only if you work hard, you can't get up to the basics.

Read more books, absorb the good words and phrases in them, ask questions if you don't understand, or ask for a tutor. Just help so much.

Let's have fun, but it's better to learn.