I m about to enter the second year of junior high school, so please give me some suggestions on dail

Haha, I'm a sophomore in junior high school, so I'll talk about my school experience.

In terms of the main course, you should listen carefully in class, take good notes, and preferably write them in a book;

In English lessons, it is also advisable to memorize a phrase or a word that the teacher says casually. The new words in the text should be memorized in class, and the words and phrases are very important and should be reviewed from time to time. Some of the extracurricular knowledge on the practice questions can be written down in a separate notebook for review.

The main focus of language is accumulation, and there is no problem if you read more books and memorize more.

In addition to understanding the questions that you don't understand, you should also do more questions, and the difficulty of the questions can be appropriately improved.

In physics, it is relatively easy to keep in mind the formulas and concepts, analyze the circuit diagram clearly, and do the problems.

In terms of sub-subjects, the content of the day's lectures is consumed on the same day, and you can recall the content of the teacher before going to bed, and review it every 1 week.

At school, you have to finish your homework so that you can go home and have time to review and get more rest so that you can have the energy to listen to the lecture the next day. With enough sleep, you can keep up with the teacher's rhythm in class, walk with the teacher's thinking, and think clearly. Think more, think more, ask more.

On weekends, you can find time to do practice questions and memorize memorizations.

It's important to have good study habits, but just following the advice of others will only hurt you. Daily habits are not something that is added or subtracted, but needs to be gradual. If you break hard, time will pass quickly, and before you know it, you will come to the third year of junior high school, and it will be too late to regret it, so you have to go with the flow.

According to your own preferences and habits, design your own unique learning method, this is your best, others can't snatch it.

One of the better ways is: use less Internet, don't use Baidu to ask questions, and cherish your time!

It's very simple, you have to review more every day, and it's best to learn English well, and the high school entrance examination accounts for a lot of points.

The second year of junior high school is still quite important, so it is necessary to have a good study habit, so let me give you a few suggestions.

1.Morning self-study: [English] memorize the texts, words and sentence patterns learned that day, and practice some conversations with classmates.

Regardless of whether you have learned it or not, memorize the ancient poems and classical Chinese one by one to grasp the meaning of the key sentences. This will be better than others when reviewing in the future.

2.After class, stop working hard in the classroom, go outside the classroom to look at the distance or chat with friends, and take a break.

3.Pay attention to the lecture during class, pay attention, and keep up with the teacher. If you have a preview in advance, focus on what you don't understand, and actively exchange ideas with your classmates during discussion time.

4.The homework should be completed as much as possible during self-study time (when I was in the second and third years of junior high school, the homework was done at school, the key is speed and accuracy) so that I have time to do some extracurricular exercises when I go home, but in moderation, I am against the tactics of the sea of questions, and it is easy to get bored with learning.

5.On the weekend, on the premise of completing homework, you can watch TV, go to the Internet, go to the playground to play, etc., or read extracurricular books (I like all except pornographic books, including comics), which will help broaden your horizons, increase your knowledge, and be of great help to your personal cultivation and conversation, and also improve your ability to write a good job.

6.Maintain a good attitude in learning, and win without arrogance or defeat.

I'm a person who has come over, believe me.

Tips for improving grades: Do it consistently, actively preview before class, review in time after class, listen carefully in class, take good class notes, and set up a wrong question book. If you can do the above, you will definitely get twice the result with half the effort!

"When I was studying in the one-on-one department of Beijing New Oriental Youneng, the teachers of New Oriental helped me develop the following ten habits:

1) The habit of careful preparation.

2) The habit of paying attention to the lecture.

3) The habit of reviewing in a timely manner.

4) The habit of completing homework independently.

5) The habit of connection and reflection.

6) The habit of taking exams actively.

7) The habit of reading and self-study.

8) The habit of asking questions.

9) The habit of being observant.

10) The habit of summarizing and inducting.

Hope it helps. "