High School Physics to Art Class Question, Is there any way to study physics in high school?

Drawing is a matter of practice.

Needless to say

Go learn it. If you want to use your art expertise as a springboard to get into a better university.

Then you have to think about it

You have 2 options after you have learned.

1: Entrance to the Academy of Fine Arts.

2: Entrance to the art department of a comprehensive university

Which way are you going?

After you study art, you will inevitably distract yourself from studying culture classes, and after you learn it, you will have to talk to those who have come from junior high school.

Even people who have been studying art since elementary school take the college entrance examination together, can you have the strength to pass them?

If you want me to say, you should study culture classes well

Review with peace of mind Make the most of the last year

I should be able to get into a good university.

Work hard, hehe, the college entrance examination is successful

Good luck at the end

Hope is on your own, and if you can get tired of drawing and make up your mind, that's hope. When you get to high school, you have to rely on yourself, and as long as you work hard and take your painting seriously, you can succeed, because that's how I came over.

Hobbies + hard work + talent = success (one year is enough).

Learning this stuff is about interest, and if you do, you can definitely do it. It can't be three minutes of heat.

1. Don't be in a hurry, the more anxious you are, the more you can't, and you must be confident that you can learn well;

2. Don't just listen in class, think more, keep up with the teacher's rhythm, think in combination with the preview, truly understand what you have learned, and ask questions in time if you don't understand;

3. Practice on the basis of reviewing and understanding knowledge in a timely and independent manner after class, find that you do not understand, and solve it in time;

4. The problems of the day are solved on the same day, and the knowledge system is sorted out once a week.

Because high school knowledge is a complete system, it is often difficult to understand when you only learn a part of it, and when you integrate it, you will have a sudden feeling of enlightenment.

I didn't study much physics in high school, but my grades were still passing, mainly because I understood the process of physical change and made the problem practical.

When I was in high school, I was a physics class representative, and in the final college entrance examination, I got an A+ (I am a Jiangsu candidate), so I should have some experience to share! If you don't have a class representative, it doesn't matter, you can take the initiative to contact the teacher, such as asking more questions and the like, so that you are required to do more physics problems, and science is to do more topics. If you have a good relationship with your teachers, they will naturally pay more attention to you, so your grades will improve relatively quickly.

Having said all this, in fact, the most important thing is yourself, you have to take the initiative to take measures to make up for the lessons you have missed before, because these things are one after another.