Seek excellent liberal arts students to impart learning experiences

I am a student in the third (11th) class of the 08th class of a middle school in a city. The score of the college entrance examination is 417 points.

When I heard the results, I was surprised, and then calm, like a stream rushing through the most rugged section. Looking back on the three years of high school, there are joys and pains. But undoubtedly, I was lucky to have successfully passed the college entrance examination. After going through the college entrance examination, I found that I had matured.

Here, I would like to share my experience with students who are struggling for the college entrance examination.

There is a four-word mantra in life: accumulate thick and thin. Indeed, life is not speculation, nor can it be speculated.

Perhaps, you can be clever and fight hard before the exam to get a good score. However, this is not forever. Why should you pass the exam?

It's to prove that you're a good learner. So, be clear about the purpose first.

In my experience, it's not easy to score 7 points in an exam, so the stronger you are, the better your results will be. That's why it's going to be accumulated.

There are two aspects to accumulation. One is wide, and the other is deep. The full meaning of knowledge is wide.

For physics and chemistry students, the four subjects of politics, history, geography and life are worthless, and I just think that these four subjects are huge enough to make you use for a lifetime. I like history and geography in my spare time, and I often watch documentaries and related reports in my free time. The more you know, the more you don't know, and that's what motivates you to keep learning.

Deep, more knowledge is deeper. When it comes to major subjects, you should never be satisfied with just books. Although I am a student in the ordinary class, I usually read the content of the Olympiad, the Olympiad, and the Olympiad.

I don't want to win awards, I just want to broaden my horizons. Delving into difficult problems is necessary to improve knowledge networks, provide a variety of approaches, and develop the confidence to move forward in the face of difficulties. For Chinese and English, extracurricular reading is essential, and some magazines and famous books, such as "Crazy English", can improve your grades as a whole.

In addition, it is also important to develop some good habits on a regular basis. If you encounter a word you don't understand or can't pronounce the pronunciation of a word, you should immediately check the dictionary and record it in a notebook, and persevere. You can also keep a diary on a daily basis, not necessarily every day, and record what you think and think, which can be revised later, which will help you write a good composition.

Finally, keep a normal heart, we are just ordinary people, ordinary people live every day, life is like this.

Maybe you think it's another cliché. Indeed, it is. But did you do that? Maybe after you practice, after going through the college entrance examination, you will reminisce and sigh, this is true knowledge.

I am a liberal arts student, I started my high school with liberal arts and sciences, and I am currently in a university in Dalian, and the most important thing in liberal arts learning is actually mathematics, because this is the subject that liberal arts students can best open up the score grade, and do problems diligently. The rest of the language subjects except English are all literature and history subjects, and the requirement is to memorize more often, and the basic knowledge must be memorized. Politics subjects should be linked to reality, and it is beneficial to pay more attention to current affairs.

I used to be a liberal arts major, and now I'm an undergraduate at Guangdong University of Technology. It's a barely okay school. If you need to ask something, say something specific. Ask me.