The foundation of science, especially mathematics, is not good, is it good to go to cram school duri

Good. Landlord, since you are determined to study well, then cram school is a good choice.

However, it is also important to pick a cram school.

First of all, you have to understand whether you have a poor foundation or a difficult problem.

If the foundation is poor, then it is recommended to choose a regular cram school. If the problem is not, it is a highly limited idea, and it is recommended to choose carefully. Choose cram schools with small numbers and good teachers.

Then, it's just about sticking.

It is recommended to buy a reference book with full answers. While doing it yourself, you can ask the teacher if you don't understand.

Make the most of tutoring resources.

Finally, you have to have faith.

A diligent child will succeed.

Let me use my own experience to talk about it. In fact, you still have to do more problems to learn mathematics. It's like going to a summer cram school, and I don't think it's useful.

If you don't usually listen to classes, then it is useless to go to cram school, if you usually listen to more classes, it is enough to do a little test questions to consolidate the foundation! Of course, doing the test questions is not to copy the answers, but to really do it yourself.

The landlord listens to their....That's because they didn't get bad at math!! Tell you about my experience....I didn't study in my first year of high school....Sleeping in class and playing games after class is my freshman year of high school...Every time you take a math test, you can't do a single question, and the exam is just copying math questions and playing! Can you imagine how bad I am!

I can even pass the 150 points question! It was during the first year of high school that I went to tutor in mathematics, and as a result, I took the exam 121 in the first month of the second year of high school! I'll never forget this number for the rest of my life!

At that time, our homeroom teacher thought I was cheating! Tutoring is to give you the basic knowledge to make up for it, so that your grades will naturally improve! Of course, this is also due to the teachers who tutored me...You're a freshman in high school now....I haven't learned much....Tutoring definitely works!

After that, I would usually be in the top three of my class in math...Because of the confidence and interest...Never under a hundred....Including the college entrance examination! When you get interested...As a result, you'll find that math is really fun....Especially when the teacher can't do the question, you make it...It's very rewarding....The teacher praised him more and more, and his interest grewWhen you want to, it's hard to get a bad test!

This is definitely my personal experience, it may sound a bit legendary, but it is true, if you don't believe me, I can give you my school class and name, you can go to the school to see my exam file! I hope what I said helps! If you encounter any difficulties in math in the future, don't hesitate to ask me directly!

There is no need to go to cram school, there are so many good learning methods on the Internet, as long as you stick to it every day, I believe the effect will come out in less than half a year. And the most important thing is to find your own way to learn math.

I am a science student. The college entrance examination last year was 129 (there were 11 points of mistakes, and there were about 10 points of questions that could not be done)...I guess it's not bad.

When I was a freshman in high school, I averaged about 70 points in math, but because there were three rounds of review in my junior year, of course, if your high school was ranked in the top 10 in the city, the teacher paid enough attention to these three rounds of review. At that time, it is okay to catch up with the loopholes of the first year of high school, and the knowledge learned in the second year of high school has little contact with the first year of high school, so I think that the summer vacation should make up for English, because it is difficult for English to catch up in the third year of high school. And I studied hard at the beginning of the school year, and now I know that it is right to reflect, so I can't waste my studies next year like this year.

I wish you success in the college entrance examination!

Mathematics is a science subject, not a liberal arts subject, and the liberal arts must be accumulated on a daily basis, while science tuition is useful, as long as you study hard and do not doubt your ability, you will definitely learn well.

This one really works.

But the size of the use is determined by several aspects:

1. The object of tutoring. Do you learn voluntarily or do you have a relationship between parents and parents, active and passive.

2. The type of tutoring, is it a targeted knowledge point or a learning method? Where there is a purpose, there is a reward.

3. What is the purpose of learning mathematics? To improve your grades, you can still participate in competitions and win prizes.

In the same way, if you take the initiative to learn, you are tutoring yourself.

Your situation is not something that can be solved by one person, find a good tutor, a good tutor will quickly grasp your characteristics, and it is really not difficult for you to improve your grades, the difficult thing is that if you want to go from 50 to more than 100, of course there will be such a situation, but that depends on the individual's ability.

If the teacher has a lesson plan, it is the best, and you can review it directly against the lesson plan. If you don't have it, review the books and get all the basic questions you encounter, leaving no dead ends, which requires you to have strong endurance. Don't study difficult problems, on the basic questions, use different basic knowledge to solve a question, which can help you review and skillfully use the knowledge, the more unfamiliar the knowledge, the more you will use it.

You can buy some reference books and practice your hands properly I wish you good results!

Buy a few exercises and transcribe the basic questions you encounter into memos or others. When you encounter a problem, you don't know how to start, so you turn to the memo, and the problem is composed of basic questions, and it is much easier to find a breakthrough. If you are interested, you can prepare a correction book.

High school mainly relies on self-study and self-practice, if you can calm down and engage in studying, you will go ahead of others, and there is no need to have any interests, not everyone likes to delve into it.

I don't know where you are, but I think that if the foundation is very poor, you need to start from the textbook, especially the example questions, and you have to standardize them step by step... Also, you have to go deep...

You say that you have a poor foundation, so you have to read the books a few times, do a good job of the exercises in them, and the most important thing is to understand what the teacher says in your own way.