How do you see that you are suitable for studying literature and science, and how do you judge that

There are a few caveats to the selection.

1.Your dreams and employment goals.

This is suitable for people who have set goals early and will always have a short-term and long-term plan.

Once your ideals and employment goals are set, it will be clear what you choose, and the important thing is just hard work.

2.Interests and learning dynamics.

This is suitable for some people who have short-term goals, and they must have a university goal.

Interest is the premise of being able to learn well and easily, and learning dynamics refers to your liberal arts and sciences.

Learn which can achieve the most results in the least amount of time. This is very important, it will be difficult to choose the subject in the future, and you can't just be interested, but you have to rely on your own personal understanding and hard work.

3.Dynamics and social trends of modern university departments.

This is suitable for some people who are still confused about their goals, but have a more balanced range of subjects.

Then you have to listen to the opinions of teachers, seniors and parents.

The current employment situation is relatively severe, and choosing a good major and a good university is a key.

Pay more attention to social dynamics, what types of talents are most needed, and then choose after reference.

Addendum: Since your question is relatively vague, the advice given to you can only be like this, and the most important thing is still.

You have to analyze the situation on a case-by-case basis, and you should be clear about what situation you belong to.

One more addition to the dynamics of learning.

One. Partial type of students.

This is best to choose the subject you are biased into, and professional talents are also in short supply.

Two. Balanced students.

It is best to combine the three considerations I have mentioned above, and the most important thing is to consider the issue of interest and employment situation. This type is best followed by listening to teachers and parents.

Three. The all-round student.

It is best to choose one that is more secure, and the most important thing is to consider the specialty and employment situation.

Four. Average-type students.

There are no top-notch subjects, and they are all at the lower middle level. You have to try to spend two weeks and a month working on a few subjects, give it a try, and then see how it works, and feel it by working on science and liberal arts separately. Then make a choice. The most important thing is to refer to the teacher's opinion.

It depends on which subject you like -- that's how I am, physical chemistry isn't very good, but I don't hate it, and I kind of hate politics and history when I think about liberal arts, so I studied science.

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Either way, it's up to you what you think.

Here are a few ways to consider:

According to the results of the big exam in the first year of high school, a total score is added according to the liberal arts and science respectively, and if one of them is very stable and higher than the other and much higher, then it is basically the one to choose.

If there is no obvious difference in grades, then it depends on which subject you are interested in, for example, if I am interested in physics, biogeography, then I should choose science.

Look at mathematics: If you study mathematics well, you should choose science, science has high requirements for calculation, and vice versa.

Look at memory: Don't choose liberal arts if you have a poor memory, there are many things to memorize in liberal arts, and there are also things to memorize in science, but at least there are not as many liberal arts as possible.

Look at career planning: If your future dream is to become an engineer, then you must choose science, and liberal arts is a science major that you can't choose when you fill in the college entrance examination.

If you want to judge whether you are studying literature or science, you think you can judge from your usual grades, you always have exams. Then it depends on which science you have a higher score, and you will study which subject. You can also ask your teacher for advice, because they know more about you than you do.

How well do you understand the knowledge of different subjects? Needless to say, Chinese, mathematics, and English, you have to learn any subject you choose. In science, do you have rigorous thinking and multiple methods, that is, do you have strong abstract thinking skills, and whether you are sensitive to numbers? In terms of liberal arts, whether you can read the content of other people's words and understand the sounds of others, that is, whether you have strong visual thinking ability and whether you are sensitive to language.

Hope it helps.

Questions. Is there another way?

I don't feel very interested in Chinese and mathematics, which means that I don't like writing essays in Chinese, and I haven't read a few books. I don't know much about other topics, and I don't seem to be able to turn around the more difficult ones.

What are your interests? As the saying goes, "Interest is the best teacher."

In order to make a wise choice, students should make a careful and objective analysis of themselves and find out their interests and hobbies. Don't forget, the choices you make will determine what you study in the next six or even nine years, if you are not interested, it is difficult to achieve something, of course, from another point of view, although interest is an important indicator, but the experience of teenagers is limited, interest has not been fully expressed, the current interest may be superficial, the so-called interest can also be cultivated.

Questions. I've seen this of you, can you say something yourself?

That is, I don't like either of them very much, so that's why I asked you.

Well, if this is the case, the employment rate of science will be wider according to the employment environment, and the employment rate of liberal arts will be lower.

When I say low liberal arts, I look at all positions, and the corresponding liberal arts majors are also easy to employ.

Girls should read liberal arts, they are talented in liberal arts, and if they don't understand mathematics, they really don't understand, even if they haven't read a book, they can speak and they haven't written essays.

I think that the study of literature depends on which aspect of my preference is more? If you are a smarter person, study math. and physical chemistry are not effortless, so of course you have to choose science! But if you have a lot of effort in physics and chemistry, then you must choose liberal arts.

First of all, it is necessary to see which subject is stronger, physics or history. If the physics is strong, you can choose the reason. In the remaining subjects, choose two subjects, the ones you like and the ones you are good at. If history is better, then if history is better, then choose history, and then choose two subjects that are your strengths.

If your grades in science, mathematics, physics, and chemistry are okay, you will choose science, and if your grades in mathematics, physics and chemistry are poor, you will choose liberal arts.

I think that if you want to study literature and science, you should mainly look at which new course you are interested in, and if you are interested in a course like physical chemistry, then apply for science.

How to judge whether you are studying literature and science** Under normal circumstances, it depends on your own hobbies or whether you are good at liberal arts or science.

What is being implemented now is the new college entrance examination, so there is no distinction between liberal arts and science at all, and the subjects are mainly selected according to the major you want to study in the future.

Summary. Hello, good Chinese, foreign language, good history and geography students suggest learning literature, especially Chinese, foreign language content has a lot of common with history, geography and politics, will promote each other; Students who are good at mathematics, physics, and chemistry are recommended to study science, also because there are more similarities between science subjects and will promote each other.

Hello, good Chinese, foreign language, good history and geography students suggest learning literature, especially Chinese, foreign language content has a lot of common with history, geography and politics, will promote each other; Students who are good at mathematics, physics, and chemistry are recommended to study science, also because there are more similarities between science subjects and will promote each other.

Take into account both interests and strengths. The choice of subjects is related to the basis of a person's future: the world that liberal arts and science students see differently.

In the eyes of liberal arts students, there is often room for a drop of water to see the romance of the world and the inspiration of the moment, and the world constructed by romance and whimsy is beautiful like a dream but full of uncertainty; In the eyes of science students, water is first and foremost a water molecule, and the world constructed by structure and reason is stable and simple. But whether you study arts or science, if you don't have a certain interest, you will lose the initiative in the competition, which is especially obvious in the third year of high school.

It's best to study liberal arts, but when you study liberal arts, you have to focus on science as a hobby, and then, find more political books "Political Science", "Contract Theory", "Utopia" and so on, which are also just as interests, but these are very useful to you when you go to university, and the same is true for history.

In college, you can read more books about human nature, politics, history, and get in touch with liberal arts, but you also have to study physics in your spare time, and study it on your own, just for fun!

In high school, students in the liberal arts class are very active and have their own opinions on some issues, which will be of great benefit to you when you enter college!

But liberal arts are like high school history and politics, and my oak thinks that it is by using my spare time to read some books and read more information, which is enough! Rote memorization has to be rote memorization, but when you reach that state, the book will be read alive by you! Don't worry about exams!

For politics, it's best to pay more attention to the latest developments of the following **, in the big exams, those people like to talk about this kind of thing the most! If so, it will be a help to yourself!

Don't study science, your poor physics will affect your ranking! Physics is the most technical of all the sciences, and chemistry is simple! If the physics foundation is not very good, you will not be able to beat you to death before the final college entrance examination!

But you have to make sure that the physics is not very bad! For you in the future, there will be great benefits!

I forgot to tell you that if you are engaged in science and engineering now, unless you are judged to be a teacher, or you are admitted to the National Defense Science and Technology University, it basically does not have much effect, because there are too many people, and the science and engineering undergraduates in Nanjing are basically not in the right major, so I suggest that you study liberal arts, which will play a role when you apply for jobs in the future!

Finally, I will tell you that in this impetuous era, it is best to learn some excellent traditional Chinese culture! Enhance your inner culture! There is a lot of zuoyong for language, but don't pull some definitions in politics down in your language composition, all kinds of harm will not be beneficial!

That's how I came here, I hope it can be used as a reference for you!

Put philology well!

Is it suitable for liberal arts or science? This is, of course, that you are good in liberal arts, good grades, or good in science, so this is displayed.