I m now in my second year of junior high school, and I ve been in my 50s in the school year, but I c

First of all, it is also fundamental, to correct the mentality and treat yourself with a normal heart. Do your best in everything, give full play to your potential, don't be yourself, don't be yourself, it's useless to be demanding. People's mission is not to chase fame and fortune, not to be in the limelight, not to show off vanity, but to give full play to their potential and use it to the extreme.

Scores and rankings are optional. Think of Zhouzhou in Wuhan, he has exerted his potential to the limit, he can have no regrets, it has no worries and sorrows.

Once you have figured out the above questions, you will not lose your burden, and you will travel lightly without carrying a load.

Secondly, there are indeed methods and techniques for learning. You need to have two schedules: a weekly class schedule and a daily schedule.

In addition to completing the prescribed coursework, you should also have your own additional plan, such as reviewing the learning results of the day before going to bed every day, entering the classroom 15 minutes early every day to read early, reviewing what you learned yesterday or preparing for tomorrow's lessons. Don't underestimate the fact that this technique works well and will work in one semester.

If you are not good at Chinese, you can read more composition papers, read more literary magazines, Chinese is very easy to learn, reading comprehension and the like must read the original text. If you are not good at math, you can memorize more formulas and do more exercises, but the progress of improving your grades is definitely slower than that of Chinese. If you are not good at English, you must take the time to memorize words, grammar can be learned flexibly, don't memorize words hard, memorize while reading.

History, politics and the like are just memorized by heart, and history can be read in history books. Biophysics and the like are also the most basic things to master, and some difficult questions are appropriately done. I'm sure your grades will improve soon, but you have to take your time in science.

I don't know what your situation is, but I know that some of the homework in the second year of junior high school will be canceled in the entrance examination (geography and biology), and chemistry subjects will be added, so your grades in the second year of junior high school are not representative of the future. Moreover, the learning situation in the third year of junior high school will have a greater impact on the high school entrance examination, so there is no need to be too frustrated. If you care too much about your current grades, you should communicate with the teacher to see where your problem lies, because the teacher is a person who knows your learning situation better.

Also, learning is a very flexible thing, and it cannot be rigid, whether it is Chinese or mathematics. You need to find out which subjects you are not good at, and if you work hard there, you may be able to improve your grades. Come on!

Find a teacher to make up the lessons, or find a classmate with good grades to tutor you.

If your mind is not on studying, it will definitely be good to take it back.