I think there are local physiologists. But I can t study well, what should I do?

First of all, it is necessary to cultivate a sense of graphics, that is, to look at the map more, which is definitely very effective. Most of the geography we study takes place on Earth, and there are very few other astronomical geography categories. Ten minutes a day, look at the map of the world - or look at the map in the atlas is also good, don't look at it purposefully, see what interests you, and don't look at it as a task if you find it boring.

Over time, you will remember a lot of things, and you will unconsciously remember the locations of some continents, lakes, rivers, seas, and mountains.

Then it's time to listen carefully in class. The relationship between high school and junior high school geography is not too direct, although the natural geography is reasonable, but it is also acceptable, listen carefully, pay attention to the notes given by the teacher, and if there is a study case, you must figure it out. There are a lot of tricks in physical geography, such as judging cyclones by hand is much better than rote memorization, and these will save you a lot of effort.

There is also reading books, which are also effective to read several times. The lack of things in the book tells you that they are all things that must be mastered! For example, if you study physical geography in half a semester, you can read it a few times and fill in the blanks, which is very effective in human geography.

If you have time, borrow a junior high school book, the seventh grade book, the eighth grade book is very helpful for high school geography, and it doesn't have to be regarded as a task, and the degree of attention to junior high school geography is not high, so just look at the more important ones (read the main part carefully, and understand the others).

Geography is not to memorize, this point of natural geography is very prominent, as long as you understand is to master, it is best not to spend a lot of effort to memorize word for word, that would be too wasteful of time.

For the geography exercises, the school can set them. If you want to do something extra, don't do 5.3 or 3.2 first, do "The Road to Success" Although it is a little difficult, the explanation of the previous paragraph is very good, supplementing the knowledge that is not in the textbook, and some knowledge has been classified and sorted out, and for those questions on the "Road to Success" that are blinded at a glance, just look at the answers and know it, and don't have to be too hard

This is my method, and now that the sophomore year of high school is over, it is quite easy.

I don't know much about it, but I've been reading the magazine "China National Geographic", which is not very helpful for the exam, but **beautiful, and the writing is good, which can cultivate your interest in geography Read more Sometimes you will find that the exam materials are related to the things in this magazine, which will naturally increase self-confidence.

I don't know if my method will work for you, I hope you can succeed o(o

Wouldn't it be better to be admitted to university first, and then specialize in geography? Good luck.

Read and memorize maps and familiarize yourself with everything that is important on the map.

Then do more exercises.

Think hard! Pay attention to the teacher!

Geography: As a discipline, there are many things in common with other disciplines in terms of law. Such as:

scientific attitude towards learning; diligent use of brains, hands and mouths; Ears, eyes, mouths, hands, hearts, etc.; At the same time, it also has its own unique learning method. In fact, what we have been emphasizing is the scientific learning method and the thinking method.

1. The soul of geography learning - the use of maps.

1. Learn to classify maps including sunshine maps, statistical charts, topographic profile maps, geological maps, geographic landscape maps, schematic diagrams of geographical principles, geographical cartoon maps, geographic data maps, geographical structure maps, geographical contour maps, etc.

2. Learn to read the diagram first read the theme of the diagram to see the legend clearly, pay attention to the details, and connect with reality.

3. Learn to change the diagram diagram to convert (section view to plan) **Conversion.

4. Learn to use diagrams, summarize geographical laws or characteristics with diagrams, and memorize with diagrams.

Geography of China: You can see the maps of these aspects, namely: China political region map, China topographic map, China climate map (temperature, precipitation), China water system map, China resource map (forest, minerals, water energy, tourism resources, etc.), China crop distribution map, China industrial distribution map, Chinese population, ethnicity, city, commercial center map, China traffic map, China nature reserve map, etc.

By looking at the maps one by one, remembering the maps, and even drawing the maps, the basic knowledge of Chinese geography will be mastered.

Learn World Geography:

1. Work on ten threads (five warp threads, five weft threads).

2. Find out the natural and cultural landscapes of the area through which the ten lines pass.

3. Draw a contour map within the range of latitude and longitude spanning no more than 10 degrees, say the location, physical geographical features and human geographical features, and ask why? In this way, you will find that you begin to have "pictures" in your "brain" and "reason" in your "heart", and geography is no longer a monotonous text.

2. The Pillar of Geography Learning - the Understanding of Teaching Materials.

1. According to the outline, master the principles and laws of geography.

Read the book thickly: make reading notes on the book, add your own understanding or find out your doubts.

2. Use textbooks to learn to draw inferences.

It is necessary to draw inferences from one case and find the general characteristics and laws of similar geographical things.

3. Use textbooks to summarize and summarize and master the rules of geography learning. Such as:

Regional geography (continent or country): location, extent, population, topography, climate, rivers and lakes, resources, industry and agriculture, transportation, cities.

I believe that after hard work, students will love geography and learn high school geography well.

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!

Recite against the map, read the textbook often, and listen carefully in class.

How can I learn geography well?

1. Listen carefully in class and take good notes.

2. Look at the atlas, remember the important latitude and longitude (important cities, terrain), and fill in the atlas to consolidate.

3. Proficient in geographical calculation formulas.

4. The most important point is that the premise of making the above three steps twice the result with half the effort is that you should be interested in this course.