I m about to graduate from junior high school, my math, English, and chemistry are not good, and the

Of course, after entering high school, you will be able to enter a good university by focusing on liberal arts, and then taking the art test.

Everything.

You're very biased.

I didn't see one subject.

Save money now.

Spending money on a school is the best option.

Don't listen to me. You're going to go to secondary school.

Hard work can change everything.

There are still a few months left before the high school entrance examination.

It's still too late.

How to choose. It depends on what you think.

Although it would be better to choose to go to high school.

But when you go to high school, you have to work very, very hard.

Then get into a good university.

If you don't want to work hard.

It feels unlikely.

Then go to vocational high school.

At least my point of view is that it's better not to get into a good university or to go to a vocational high school.

This year. College students are flooded with classes.

Studying in vocational high school is not necessarily unproductive

Think about it ...

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Kaop High, of course! You must not be biased, I used to enter the vocational high school because of the lack of consideration when I was partial to the subject and filled in the volunteers! If you enter a vocational high school, 90% of them can only go to junior college.

It is a junior college, not an undergraduate in the general high school examination. Alas, you must be careful!!

I think you should take the general high school or the senior technical school!!

Strengthen the memory of element symbols, chemical formulas, certain definitions:

1.Repetition is the basic method of memorization.

Repeated memorization of some chemical concepts and deepening the impression many times is the most basic method of effective memorization.

2.Understanding is a prerequisite for memorization.

The so-called understanding is to be able to not only "what" but also "why" of a certain issue. For example, knowing the structure of a substance should also understand the meaning of that structure. This makes it easy to remember the properties of the substance, and then memorize the preparation method and use of the substance.

Therefore, we should strive to memorize any problem on the basis of understanding.

3.Bringing new memories with the old.

Don't memorize the new knowledge in isolation, but organically connect the old and new knowledge to remember. For example, when learning redox reactions, it is necessary to memorize them in connection with the knowledge of valency learned earlier, which not only consolidates the old knowledge, but also deepens the understanding of the new knowledge.

4.Homophonic mnemonics.

There are some knowledge that we can memorize using the homophonic method. For example, the order of the content of the elements in the earth's crust: oxygen, silicon, aluminum, iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium, hydrogen can be programmed into homonyms like this:

An aunt (silicon) surnamed Yang (oxygen) bought a (aluminum) (iron) alloy pot lid (calcium), took (sodium) home (potassium), beautiful (magnesium) and light (hydrogen).

5.Song recipe memorization.

The knowledge that must be memorized is very easy to remember if it can be condensed into a song recipe and catchy. For example, the valency of the elements can be compiled: "monovalent potassium, sodium, hydrochloride, silver, divalent oxygen, calcium, barium, magnesium, zinc, aluminum, trisilicon, tetrasulfur, 246, 35 valence, nitrogen and phosphorus, iron, 23, carbon, 24, copper, mercury, 12 and 2 valent up.

Another example is the key points of the experiment on the reduction of copper oxide by hydrogen: first pass on hydrogen, then light the lamp, stop heating and then stop hydrogen.

Chemistry in junior high school is just the beginning, and if the teacher can't do it, you'll have a hard time on your own. The teacher is not very good at speaking, and it is recommended that you put some things hard in the early stage, such as molecular formulas, etc., and you can follow the teacher's lecture in the later stage. That's how I came here, I didn't know anything at the beginning of junior high school, and I always got perfect marks until then.

Chemistry in the college entrance examination is a perfect score. In fact, this is nothing, and when you finish learning, you will know that junior high school chemistry is just scratching the surface. It is recommended that you memorize some molecular formulas and their names for a while.

Hope it helps.

As for English, I went from failing to A. I can give you some advice: 1. Stick to memorizing words every day.

But focus on quality over quantity. Start with the first year of junior high school. 2. Read the text appropriately every day.

Of course, you need to know what the text is about in order to have a deeper impression of the words. When I was in junior high school, I didn't know grammar at all, so I felt a bit of luck in the high school entrance examination. Try to understand grammar as much as possible, starting with the simplest parts of speech.

When it comes to reading comprehension, this is a place where points are drawn, and this is where the words are used. However, you don't have to understand every sentence, you can understand as much as you can, so that there will be no burden, and it will be more helpful to solve problems.

For math, let's go back to the textbooks first. I didn't believe it in junior high school, but in high school I realized that it was right. I can't say the exact effect, but I must be able to calm down. The teacher will talk a lot, but you have to adjust it yourself, otherwise it will be messy.

Many people in chemistry say that you can pass by memorizing it. This may be true, but I haven't tried it. But it's true that many people who don't usually do well do well in the exam.

If you're just going to take the high school entrance exam, that's fine, but your high school chemistry will be more difficult. So if you do, try to make it up for it during the summer vacation.

I'm a teacher, last year my students got more than 300 points in 3 months, Chemistry and Math can help you!

Read more books in chemistry Junior high school chemistry is mainly memorization Don't bother your brain Do more questions in English You just read two articles a day and one completion Do it Hurry up The mathematics of the high school entrance examination has scored me I don't know how to talk about mathematics You can summarize the ideas of doing the questions.

Mathematics and chemistry do more typical questions, and as for English, look at luck.

Mathematics and chemistry can be greatly improved in the total review, but English is more difficult.

In a word, learn + practice. There are still a few months to go. The high school entrance examination is to ensure that you want to go to high school, and then work hard to go to a good high school. Because in fact, when you get to high school, you still have three years to hone yourself, and it's too late.

If you do math, you can't say it, write it, brush the questions! The first time you go through the textbook, look at the steps of the ideas and solutions to the example questions, you don't have much time, pay more attention to the details, at least ensure that you can get the scores you can write, and pass the textbook and practice after class. The second time, take the block practice to write, and pass the test piece by piece.

For example, there are: five years of high school entrance examination, three years of simulation, and other exercises anyway. The third time is to brush the total volume.

It's important to pay attention to timing, and when writing, it's important to strategize. If you choose to fill in the blanks, you must check it, and you would rather let go of the most difficult question than hold the score firmly.

If you are in English, pay attention to the completion reading, and half of the multiple-choice questions. Or practice, at least two sets a day, timing is a must, reflection is also a must. You must memorize the words in class, you can't even understand how to write.

There should be no problem with hearing, and if you have a problem, you can also practice, and you usually have nothing to listen to and sharpen your ears. Essay, memorize the template, and ponder more model essays to accumulate good sentences. To be honest, when I took the exam, I basically wrote half of it silently and then half of it myself.

Chemistry, first understand the books, and then basically refer to mathematics. I have the impression that chemistry is not as complicated as mathematics.

And oh, teachers are the most important resource. At such an important time as the third year of junior high school, the teacher will not hide his secrets. If you don't have practice, you can boldly go to the teacher and ask for it, and if you don't know anything, ask immediately!

What if you are cheeky at such a time? If the prodigal son turns back and does not change the money, the teacher will be moved to tears 0 0 0 and they are the most experienced and people who know you best.

In short, hard work + hard work + hard work. it's never too late to learn!!!

The high school entrance examination is not the end but a new starting point, and it is the first stage of hard work in high school, and it is not too late to do anything.

Pierce: If you're satisfied, can you give a little more points, wow, it's sour when you hit it

Start from the beginning, look at it little by little, and understand it yourself.

If age allows, come back from the first year of junior high school.

First of all, most of the exams in junior high school are fixed, and I mean, if you want to simply improve your grades, mechanical memorization is completely feasible.

I want to tell you a fact.,I was in the first year of junior high school when I had a very bad history.,The first in the class.,Later, because I liked a girl with good grades in the class, I worked hard to become the representative of the history department.。。。 Yes, you read that right, the history section represents!!

All subjects, if you want to improve your grades, only if you take the time to work on yourself. It means that on weekends, or when you have a time period of more than 20 minutes, you must plan well and improve slowly.

Let's talk about mathematics and physics first: these two subjects are actually not difficult to take in the high school entrance examination, and they are all basic knowledge, so it is recommended that there is a workbook called "China One Question" and "Wang Houxiong's Lesson Plan" or something, and I have done all of them, and I understand them all, and there is no problem with the exam;

Chemistry: The junior high school exam is nothing more than a displacement reaction or something, whether it is junior high school or high school, it is a liberal arts in science, mastering the characteristics of compound groups, such as BaSO4 precipitation or something, when you do inference questions, you see Ba2+ and SO42- or something, and you will immediately think about it. Do more questions, summarize more, it's very easy.

English: This is the best subject in my junior high school, and the book "A Question on China" is enough. Words must be passed.

History: Actually, you don't have to be too nervous about this, because the final exam is an open book, and you need to memorize multiple choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions proficiently. Then borrow a classmate's book to supplement the notes, and finally 80-90 is very easy when the high school entrance examination is taken.

After typing, I realized that you were talking about senior sister!! Oh, forget it.

The textbook is fully understood, physics and chemistry are mainly on their own, try to remember some of the key points of the teacher, do more experiments in chemistry, just ask the teacher more, I read some national treasure archives in history, and I learned the history well, and I am also in the eighth grade this year = w = but physical chemistry feels very relaxed, and this time the history is modern history, right?!

Buy all products, class exercises, modern reading, synchronous analysis and assessment. ok

You don't do well in so many subjects, I'm saying you, eighth grade is an important grade, have you worked hard?

It is necessary to do a certain number of science questions every day, maintain the sense of the questions, not too much, and try to pick classic and novel ones. In fact, you don't need to copy all the mistakes in the wrong book, you just need to pick a valuable copy. (In fact, the wrong question book is the most important thing to review before the exam, so you must sort it out and make good use of it).

In ordinary times, as long as you have time, you can flip through the wrong book,Deepen your memory,Summarize and summarize the solution methods in time,It's best to sort out the highest error rate into a book after reading and redoing it regularly.。。。 Believe in yourself!!

In fact, the focus of the first year of high school should be different for each region. I'm from Zhejiang, and the focus of our freshman math is on functions (it's hard!! Like the logarithmic function, exponential function, power function, trigonometric function of Shenma, as well as the identity transformation of Shenma's trigonometric function, the auxiliary angle formula of trigonometric function, the number series, and the sum of the proportional sequence of equal difference (the calculation is important!).

Like some number series that need to be dislocated and subtracted, the accuracy rate of the college entrance examination is hugely low... inequalities (this is often used in functions, but the study of functions comes first); The most important thing in physics is to learn the true force analysis (difficult, but this is the most important). Actually, I'm also terrible at physics; The most difficult problems in chemistry lie in the calculation of iron, copper, aluminum, sulfur and nitrogen, as well as the conditions for judging the equilibrium of reversible reactions (preliminary).

I'm a liberal arts student, and I basically don't listen to physics and chemistry in my first year of high school. . . Fortunately, several science subjects are ranked quite high in the school. . . Lou is mainly what else you want to ask me can also ask me...

In mathematics, you must grasp the basics, and after you have memorized them, you will do more questions, see more question types, and open your mind during the exam. Physics needs to be understood, and it is enough to do a good job in the application of each formula and analyze it carefully. Chemistry is mainly based on memorization, and the amount of calculation is not too large.

Also, if you think science is really bad, go to literature, don't force yourself. Said that I took the college entrance examination this year, and mathematics was the top few in our class, but I was pitted by physics = = I can't analyze it, that's it, I wish high school a success.

High school math and English are the key, and if these two subjects are missed, the college entrance examination will be more hanging. You can go to a cram school to make up for math, and the other thing is to correct your mentality after entering high school, ask the teacher more questions you don't understand, don't be afraid of others making fun of you, you will succeed! Good luck with your studies!

The first year of high school is a very important year and plays a vital role in your future liberal arts and sciences subjects, so you must grasp it well.

If you want to study science, then you have to work hard, and doing more questions is the key, especially in mathematics, you have to do a lot of questions, and you also have strong comprehension skills, and mathematics in the first year of high school is not difficult. The main thing to learn is the collection (I'm the human education version). Physics is not allowed to do a lot of problems like mathematics, but needs to be understood, the focus must be able to push down the formula, the physics of the first year of high school is difficult, mainly mechanics, mechanics is the most difficult part of high school physics, so you have to put in a little more effort, if you don't learn physics, the more you learn, the simpler it is, on the contrary, high school chemistry remembers more, and understands more, so you have to remember more and understand, and then do a certain amount of questions, the chemistry of the first year of high school is not difficult, as long as you listen carefully in class.

Listening carefully in class, thinking diligently, and doing more exercises are the general methods for learning science. Arrange your holiday life reasonably and work hard!