How to learn geography and mathematics well, how to learn geography and mathematics well?

Geography--- The most important thing in studying geography is to be careful. Take a map as an example, every bit of information on it may become the content of the test, and if you miss a little bit of it, it is likely that the map will be read in vain. When revising, it is best to make a full time to read systematically.

Read the diagram first. Maps are the main part of geography, and sometimes even more important than books. Mountains, rivers, cities, remember their geographical locations.

Aim to memorize it the first time. Because there is a characteristic of memorizing a map, once you memorize it, you will not easily forget it, so instead of reviewing it every once in a while, it is better to memorize it carefully at the beginning. Deepen your impression through your usual application and save time on revision.

Then there is the reading of books. Memorize with understanding. Generally, as long as you don't understand it before, you will be more impressed when you read it.

Geography is different from politics and history, and there are more common sense things, so it is not too difficult to memorize. But there are a lot of things to remember, and you have to be willing to take the time and think of your own tricks, such as "homophonic memory" or "image memory" and so on. When you study physical geography, you will understand a little more, because this part is already a bit close to science, but as long as you are willing to take the time to think about more problems, it will not be too difficult to learn.

In terms of human geography, memory should account for a large component, memorize it several times, strive to spend less time than once, and find some finer things that have not been noticed before each time. In the period leading up to the college entrance examination, I mainly look at the syllabus and papers, and pay special attention to those contents that can be related to current events. For example, a specific area, or environmental pollution, etc.

As soon as you dive in, you'll find that geography is actually very interesting. If you're interested in it, are you still afraid that you won't be able to learn it? �

Finally, I would like to say that for students who are taking the general examination, no matter which of the "X" subjects they are studying, they should not study them in isolation, but should pay special attention to the areas that can be related to each other. For example, when you get a current affairs and politics question, you can think about where it happened and is it related to the geographical features of the place. Is there any historical origin to the event?

How it can be analyzed from a political point of view, and what philosophical or political economic principles are reflected. Get into the habit of thinking in this way, and soon you'll be free to come and go in these subjects. However, all this is still based on the fact that you have mastered the knowledge of a single subject, and if you have not mastered a single subject, what connection can you talk about?

So this also emphasizes the importance of basic knowledge. Usually, you should pay attention to absorbing the knowledge step by step, and don't fantasize about attacking before the exam, in which case you may fall badly. �

Mathematics --- listen carefully to the teacher's conclusions in class, and do more questions later.

Geography in the first year of high school? Do you understand the basic concepts of latitude and longitude? The number of degrees is the latitude and longitude, which corresponds to the north-south latitude and east-west longitude. The problem with this concept is solved by remembering it

Don't understand math?

It is true that the mathematics of the first year of high school is sometimes more obscure, like when I was studying functions, I was also dizzy.

This requires your three-dimensional imagination ability, if you really can't think of it, buy a globe, look at it several times a day, and study the geography problems you encounter, latitude and longitude and other problems you encounter on it, you must look carefully, which is conducive to your future learning.

Memorize all the basic concepts in the textbook, and then do more questions, and you will understand and remember the corresponding concepts after the questions are made. No method is as good as doing the question, there is no trick, practice more, I wish you success.

How can I learn geography well?

I have a little experience in geography, and the papers with 100 points are all above 95, and the college entrance examination is about the same number, so I have a little right to speak. For geography, there are many examination requirements, but it is not unorganized, geography is nothing more than physical geography and human geography, physical geography is nothing more than Chinese geography, world geography, geographical phenomena and causes, human geography is nothing more than tourism, agriculture, industry and commerce, location factors, etc.; And these have their own solutions, physical geography is mainly to examine the sensitivity to the map, more maps will help, Chinese geography and world geography and human geography of natural disasters and problems linked, the reason is nothing more than a few location factors out of the problem, which problem will be solved, so the causes and solutions are there, this is also related to the location selection of agriculture and industry, the answer method is also similar, and the cause of the natural present seems to be more put yourself in the shoes of the problem, contact the reality, Soon it will jump out of the strange circle of theory, and doing some questions appropriately will also help improve your grades and consolidate your knowledge points, so it's good to integrate it a few more times, you don't have to memorize it at all, and please don't have a sense of rejection of geography, which will make you unable to integrate well, and the effect will be bad. If you have any questions, you can ask me, I will answer them for you as soon as possible, I hope you can achieve good results in geography.

I took the college entrance examination this year, and geography has always been my weakest subject, because I didn't study well in the first year of high school. So if you've just entered high school, you'll have to study hard in your freshman year. It is important for both geography and mathematics.

I personally have some experience with learning, you can refer to it.

First of all, the first step of learning mathematics seems simple, but it takes patience to do it, which is to prepare a notebook and listen carefully to the lecture. Secondly, it is very important to learn to find problems, treat your usual homework seriously, and preferably write a simple idea next to the topic. In addition, if you think that you have the ability to complete your usual homework, you can choose one or two reference books as a supplement, which does not require a lot, and must be based on personal circumstances.

Otherwise, it will be counterproductive. Also, prepare an error correction book on a regular basis. Make a note of the mistakes in the assignment in case you encounter a similar problem next time.

I am a liberal arts student, so mathematics is a subject for me to earn points on exams, although the difficulty of mathematics for liberal arts students is much less than that of science, but there are still similarities in learning methods. Learning math well requires you to ask more questions and think more. In fact, mathematics is a subject that can summarize the rules, as long as you are patient with every problem you encounter and summarize the rules, mathematics will definitely be able to be learned well.

As for geography, I only started paying attention to it in my third year of high school, of course, you can't be like me, I was ignorant at the beginning, I didn't pay enough attention to studying, and I regretted it. But my breakthrough method is to listen well in class, read more atlases, and ask more thoughts and questions. Self-summary, such as the characteristics of the world's climate, you remember a few special ones that can be promoted.

Mathematics is about doing more questions and being proficient in various formulas and question types. Geography is to memorize more, and geography topics are generally not too difficult.

Are you junior high or high school?

3 basic ways to learn geography well:

1. To learn to read the map - a three-dimensional globe, you can establish a three-dimensional thinking method, and the knowledge of geography is three-dimensional; Flat administrative district map, topographic map, climatic zone distribution map, natural resources distribution map, traffic map, ......; If you can read a map, you will already learn 30-50% of the geography knowledge.

2. Look at the map more - the combination of written knowledge and maps can strengthen memory, and repetition can enhance memory, and when a habit is formed, knowledge will be three-dimensional;

3. Master the geographical elements - such as the elements of climate: location, temperature, precipitation; The elements of location are: latitude and longitude location, land and sea location, transportation location, resources, economic level (industry, agriculture, services......etc.

"Location" is the most important and core of the geographical elements.

Geographical elements in different places, one of the elements will play a leading role, location is a factor that can never be ignored, will look at the map, master the geographical elements, that is, master the core knowledge of geography.

At the same time of comprehension, read more books, memorize more pictures, look at examples, do some test papers appropriately, find examples of geography in life, and memorize them.

Listen carefully in class, look at maps when you have nothing to do, including the world and China, and often discuss it with your parents, which will increase your geographical knowledge, and you must often fiddle with the globe, and be good at thinking when learning geography, and most importantly, you have to memorize the key words and maps on the book, which is very useful. Try it, you will definitely learn well, I wish you success!!

Calm down the mentality, the liberal arts are not difficult, read the book a hundred times, see its meaning, and see that everything changes without departing from its origin, mainly books! Map!

Just look at the geography words, I think the most important thing is to remember the map, nothing to do more than the atlas.

Well, you need to memorize more about the conceptual content, and you can understand it by doing more writing exercises such as calculations. It is also important to listen carefully in class.

Geography, biology, history, these have always been read by oneself, over and over and over again....Teachers are basically useless......

It's better to cultivate interest, after all, interest is the best teacher.

First, listen carefully to the teacher in class.

Second, take good notes.

Third, memorize concepts with heart and understanding.

As long as you do these few things every day, you'll be fine. That's how I came here

Understand the knowledge points, review more, and read more books.

Work hard to learn 99% of the sweat.

See the map including topographic maps, administrative maps, weather maps, etc.