I m a high school student and I need a study method to improve my science grades!

Science needs to lay a solid foundation first, and then improve through practice, you can follow the steps below to learn and give it a try:

1. Read the textbook one or two times, have a general understanding of all the knowledge, and form the overall structure of the knowledge in the book. Completed between school starts, or within a week of school starts.

2. Copy all the formulas every day. It takes only 1 to 2 minutes each time. After copying it, it will naturally be very familiar.

You can also copy it once a week, or a minute before your physics class. Copy all the formulas in the whole book. Copy it all over again.

You can copy it while deducing the formula in your mind.

3. Read the textbook again and pay attention to the formula derivation. After copying the formula all over again, I am familiar with the formula. You can read the entire textbook again.

4. Read the textbook again and pay attention to the example problem solving. The formulas are proficient, and the structure of the whole knowledge is more detailed in the brain. to focus on how to do the question. If you don't have a solid foundation in the previous steps, you may not be able to understand the solution to the exercise.

5. Read the exercises after class to see if you can solve them in your mind. If you are not proficient in solving the example problems, you will be tired of solving the exercises after class. You can quickly read the exercises after class.

Weigh it in your mind and see if you can solve it. If there are too many problems to solve. Go back to the previous steps to lay the basics.

6. Read a set of exercises with solutions. The ever-changing methods of solving problems are actually similar and can be divided into several categories. But if you do it one by one, it is difficult to see the connection.

A quick reading of the solutions to the problem set allows you to come into contact with a large number of solutions in a short period of time, so as to discover the connections and summarize the rules. When reading the workbook, if you encounter a solution that you don't understand, don't force it to understand, make a mark, and skip it. Look at it again in a few days, focusing on the marked ones.

If there are too many things that you can't understand, it means that the foundation is not solid and the concept is not clear, so go back to the previous steps to lay the foundation.

When reading the textbook at a speed, some concepts may feel difficult to understand at first, and they may be confusing, and they are not forced to understand. Every week or two, read it again. After reading it a few times, you will naturally understand. "Read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will be seen by itself."

The 5-year college entrance examination and 3-year simulation are good.

I think you still have to find a way to overcome your laziness, if you want to learn well without taking the time, unless you are a genius. In addition to determination and perseverance, a good study method is also important to improve academic performance! Just find it.

Look at the textbook. Memorize the relevant question types.

Repeat. Stay asleep.

I think the key to science is to memorize it.

My own way of learning is to read books first.

All kinds of trivial knowledge points in high school may be tested.

It is better if you understand the book well and be able to do example problems.

What is the key point of formula, equation and knowledge points must be memorized.

Then there's a certain amount of training.

It is best to sort out the topics.

When you see the question, you can think of the corresponding knowledge points.

What the teacher wants to test is the best.

A type of problem should be able to think of typical solution ideas.

This is also very important.

Then listen well.

Review carefully. It should be good.

By the way, be more careful.

For example, don't drop the unit or something.

Look carefully at the topic and so on.

Hope it helps.

Come on! ps: If you are a partial student, you can also choose liberal arts in the future without being too demanding, so that you will not be too tired and have more energy to focus on the strong liberal arts you like).

Do more questions and think more.

It's a big truth, but practice makes perfect, and that's the case, and the teacher must be good and experienced, that's it, there are some things that the teacher can't say, and it's difficult for the students to understand it.

In short, do more questions and think more.

I wish you an early improvement.

Personally, I think that the focus of science learning in high school is to clarify the knowledge structure, string the knowledge into lines, and figure out what you have learned after learning, and have a general outline, and the recommended title is review (look at the table of contents to recall the knowledge points of the chapter, and turn the book immediately if you are not clear).

The second is to be sure to have enough practice to form the correct mindset in the brain, especially the commonly used formulas and their variations must be kept in mind! The questions are not more about refinement, just do less practice on the types of questions that have been mastered, and focus on the problems that you have not yet mastered.

Again, we must learn to summarize. After doing a certain number of questions, you must remember to stop and flip through the questions you have done to see what question types are in these bodies, which question is the same question type as which question, how many solutions there are in this question type, and which one is the easiest. It is recommended that you mark well, especially the questions that you did wrong or would not do at the time, and be sure to use a different color pen to show that you are wrong**, and what knowledge points you have not mastered.

If you want to build your own problem book, take it out and look at it if you have nothing to do, it's full of points!!

In terms of subjects, I think that mathematics and physics should be worked on, biology and chemistry are relatively easy, and there are more things that require memorization......

The above is a little bit of my personal learning experience, I hope it can be helpful to you.

But you don't have to worry, it's only a freshman in high school, there is time, as long as you can find a study method that suits you, the college entrance examination is not terrible.

Math is definitely a top priority.

Physics needs a good teacher.

Whereas, chemistry is relatively simple.

It's all like a layer of paper, as long as you pierce it, it's all through, but it's hard, so you need to find a feeling!

Find it from doing the questions, you can skip the questions that you will do after reading it once, and the questions that are a little difficult to read once but can still be done are the key objects to overcome, and the real problems can actually be put aside, after all, the college entrance examination is a test with more foundations!

First, you have to be confident not to be influenced by others in your study habits. It doesn't matter if you can't finish your homework, but you have to make sure that you know the points. The most important thing for not finishing your homework is that you must not copy it, because the vanity and consequences of cheating and cheating will make you regret it the most.

The second point is, don't panic after wandering, just come back. Be sure to know what the teacher is talking about. Taking notes, or even copying a board book, can prevent distraction.

Don't feel like you can understand and don't take notes, even if you draw a few strokes, you will definitely have unexpected gains in the future.

The third point is the wrong question book. Cut out the mistakes and paste them in the notebook, annotate the correct ideas next to them, and even your own experience, and it's best to add knowledge points. If you can, you will throw it away, and it is useless to keep the test paper, mainly because the questions you did wrong on it are left.

I thought of three points, some of my methods at that time and later experience, I hope it will help you. If there's anything else you can talk to me about, just talk to me.

I used to face the same problem as you, and now I'm a sophomore Hehe, according to my experience with the students around me, you have the mentality of the college entrance examination first, the level is second, and the skill is third, really, you must have a good mentality, I was because I was in the experimental class, the master was like a cloud, I was not valued, I had no confidence, in fact, now I think about it is really naïve, in the class, what does the teacher value, just to satisfy my vanity!! If you maintain a good attitude and move forward step by step, you will be fine with the college entrance examination, and you will study so well.

As for the problem of not knowing how to use the time, I feel that in the second year of high school, follow the teacher's steps first, hehe Study, important questions should be inferred, done thoroughly, and summarize the wrong questions on time, don't be greedy, if you don't do too many questions, it's still not good.

Don't mess around, have a plan to move forward, and trust you.

The most important thing in science is to practice more, experience more, and learn the idea of doing problems.

Judging by your current situation, you still have a lot of room for improvement. In the college entrance examination, the knowledge learned in the second year of high school will account for a considerable part. The second year of high school is the most critical period, and you must grasp it well.

Of course, it is very important to study science and science, and you should take time to practice 2-3 sets of relevant test questions a week, and when you learn a certain stage, it is recommended that you experience more college entrance examination questions in recent years. It is best to have a method that suits you when practicing questions, and don't engage in tactics in the sea of questions. You may see that many students practice and do problems every day, but their learning effect may not be good.

You can do your homework on Saturday afternoon and practice on your own on Sunday morning. Also, don't neglect the study of English, which is a useful ...... to break away from othersSo you don't have to rush, you still have enough time, don't let others disturb your own mentality, believe in yourself. Whatever you do, you must learn to stick to ......Recommend a set of materials, "Golden Exam Papers", very good information.

In fact, you put too much pressure on yourself. If you want to learn well, the first thing is to calm your mind, don't compare with others, but compare with yourself. In terms of learning with science, we should pay more attention to summarizing, summarizing wrong questions, knowledge points that are easy to ignore, and some typical questions.

The most important thing is to read the textbook. When we were in our third year of high school, our teacher asked us to spend a lot of time on understanding the textbook and mastering the post-class questions. That's why the textbook is very important.

Finally, I wish you to regain your self-confidence.

Making a study plan is not something that can be achieved overnight, it requires you to work hard and reflect on yourself for a long time, I have given the following advice to students with poor foundation, I believe it will also have a certain reference role for you:

If the foundation is not too good, a step-by-step approach to learning is highly recommended. Specifically, find exercises that are very easy for you to deal with, even if they are examples in books or after-class questions, and spend a while doing them to find out how you feel. Remember, the test center of the college entrance examination is fixed, and the difficulty of the questions is unlimited.

No matter how close you are to the college entrance examination, don't panic, hone yourself with the easiest questions in the eyes of others, let yourself lay a solid foundation, find the relaxed and comfortable feeling of a master to make a move, and you will definitely improve! The difficulty of the exercises increases with your progress, so as not to affect your positive attitude, you must have the awareness that you will become more courageous the more you fight.

Of course, this method is not very advisable for top students, and it is only suitable for people with poor foundation and no means.

Remember, people's biggest enemy is themselves, you just need to improve better than yourself in the past, don't be swayed by others, a person who constantly improves himself, will naturally be able to surpass others in the end!

I don't think it's feasible to have a learning plan or a method, everyone has their own personality and chooses their own approach, not everyone has a learning model. You should pay more attention to analyzing yourself and finding a way that suits you, rather than blindly asking for help. I used to blindly follow in the footsteps of others, but I didn't do anything well, and no matter how good the method was that didn't suit me, it was useless.

To learn to understand yourself, it is you who can really help you.

I don't know if you're good at that subject. If you don't have much time, you can concentrate on a few courses that are easy to learn.

A study plan is only suitable if you decide on your own.

Listen carefully in class and practice more after class.

Mathematics: Theorems in textbooks, you can try to reason on your own. This will not only improve your proof ability, but also deepen your understanding of the formula.

There are also a lot of practice questions. Basically, after each class, you have to do the questions of the after-class exercises (excluding the teacher's homework).

Listening: You should grasp the main contradictions and problems in the lecture, think synchronously with the teacher's explanation as much as possible when listening to the lecture, and take notes if necessary

Reading: When reading, you should carefully scrutinize, understand and understand every concept, theorem and law, and study together with similar reference books for example problems, learn from others' strengths, increase knowledge, and develop thinking

**: To learn to think, after the problem is solved, then explore some new methods, learn to think about the problem from different angles, and even change the conditions or conclusions to find new problems

Homework: Review first and then homework, think first and then start writing, do a class of questions to understand a large piece, homework should be serious, writing should be standardized, only in this way down-to-earth, step by step, in order to learn mathematics well

In short, in the process of learning mathematics, we should realize the importance of mathematics, give full play to our subjective initiative, pay attention to small details, develop good mathematics learning habits, and then cultivate the ability to think, analyze and solve problems, and finally learn mathematics well

Chemistry: Mainly to memorize some properties, write equations, etc. Textual things, you can take a look at it and memorize it.

The key to theoretical things is to understand, and if you understand it, you will be able to draw inferences from one another. For example, in a chemical equation, in order to write a correct chemical equation, you must first write the chemical formula of each reactant and product, and in order to write the correct chemical formula, you must understand the valency. If you just rely on rote memorization, it is still easy to forget when it comes to the exam, and understanding is the most important thing.

So you have to memorize more practice questions, such as multiple-choice questions, the teacher gives you some special properties to choose, so more practice can invisibly help you remember. The effect of light memory is not good. The more you practice the nature of those special substances, the more you will remember.

The big topic is reasoning, writing equations, and with a good foundation, you will not be afraid.

Physics: Mainly the understanding of concepts and formulas. For concepts, you must grasp them well, and doing more multiple-choice questions will help you grasp the understanding of concepts.

But you must take each question seriously and understand each option when you do it. Calculation questions are accurate formulas. So be especially aware of the meaning of the formula.

Practice more, the questions are actually many similar.

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!