Urgent!! How do you learn all subjects well in junior high school?!

If you want to learn a course well, there is a very important way, that is, you must weave knowledge in your mind and heart, and weave it into a net! Horizontal and vertical crossing, complicated but not chaotic. For example, in the first part of history, you should be familiar with the textbook and grasp the content of the textbook more familiarly. The second step is to sort out a clue yourself.

The knowledge in the book is mixed together and needs you to straighten it out, which is also the so-called "reading the book thin". For example, make a large table, using the chronology as a clue, and arrange the events of each year in detail by time. In a table, take the country as a clue to rank what has happened in a country over the years, and come from country to country.

So you make up a net, the vertical line is the time, and the horizontal line is the country. Every time you memorize it, you first memorize it according to the time line, and then memorize it again according to the national line (of course, it takes a few days to memorize the whole time), and slowly you will find that you have been able to understand it, and it is no problem for others to ask, because a clear context has been formed in your mind. In fact, this can be described as a summary.

I also want to tell you that if you want to learn a course well, you don't need to ask for more difficulties, you should first read the book thoroughly, and if you are interested, then read other related books, because the textbook has been summarized by many teachers over the years, which is aimed at the difficulty and breadth of the students; Second, there are too many related books on the market, and you may be difficult to distinguish between the official history and the wild history, even if the official history is too detailed, you don't need to read it. "Throwing money on the doctor" is likely to backfire. Others can be the same, some may need more clues, that is, in addition to the horizontal and vertical lines, you may have to weave a diagonal line, but as long as the vein is formed, first, you can memorize it more scientifically, and second, you can grasp it more comprehensively and can understand it thoroughly.

No matter what the class is, you have to listen to it, and you don't have to listen so carefully all the time. Just listen to the difficult points (which you don't know very well). Chinese and English must be reviewed before the exam, and there will be unexpected effects!

I've tried dropping. Mathematics should listen carefully to the difficult part, and carry forward the spirit of not being ashamed to ask questions to understand the problems. The same is true for physics.

And have faith.

Review carefully and do more practice questions. If you don't know the question, ask the teacher or classmate to understand it!! It should be fine, and watch less TV, play less on the computer, and read more books about it.

Now find a teacher to make up the lesson, and the teacher will tell you the knowledge points and review them.

Three weeks is enough for a review!

The language was translated by ancient poems and classical Chinese.

Math problems. Memorize words in English.

Those who are geographical, historical, and political should read more books.

Learning Method:

Concentrating and developing good study habits is the most basic way to save study time and improve learning efficiency.

1.The habit of pre-studying. Preview can enable you to connect with previous knowledge, discover new problems, think about how to solve them, and bring problems that you can't understand to the class to better listen to the teacher's explanation.

2.The habit of taking notes and organizing them afterwards. As the content of the course grows and complexes, taking notes helps to get to the point.

If the things you memorize in class are scattered due to time constraints, then you should organize them after class to make them comprehensive and organized. The process of sorting out is a very effective process, and it can also exercise your ability to analyze and summarize, so you should develop the habit of organizing your notes.

3.Review after class. To consolidate what you have learned, you must review it in a timely manner, reinforce it, and form a habit.

4.The habit of solving problems independently. If you have difficulty learning, you should try to "give it a try" by yourself first. Finish it on your own, taste the sweetness of victory, increase confidence in yourself, and bravely meet the challenge of the next problem.

5.The habit of careful observation and reflection. Each discipline requires itself to be observant. It is also necessary to develop the habit of thinking while observing, and to be diligent in thinking while being diligent in observing. Find the problem yourself, ask the problem, and solve the problem.

6.Actively read and write habits. Reading is the main channel for acquiring knowledge, and on the basis of repeated reading of textbooks, we should widely absorb extracurricular knowledge and information, and develop the habit of active reading.

Reading and writing are both rigorous training in cognitive skills such as observation, thinking, and imagination, and they are mutually reinforcing. The writing process is still a training in the use of language and writing skills, so it is necessary to develop the habit of writing diligently.

7.Develop the habit of active learning. Habits don't happen overnight.

In short, it is a process of accumulation, the more you know, the better you learn, so memorize more and choose your own learning method. Good luck with your studies!

1.Create a study plan, plan long-term and short-term learning goals by semester and week.

2.Different learning methods are adopted for liberal arts (Chinese, English, politics, etc.) and science (mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.), with the liberal arts emphasizing memorization and broad knowledge, and the science emphasizing conceptual understanding and process reasoning.

3.Practice more and practice skillfully, find problems in practice, ask questions, ask teachers more, and learn expensively.

4.Alternate learning, alternating arts and sciences, alternating brain and body.

The second year of junior high school is a very important semester. It will be helpful to take it more seriously and consolidate your previous knowledge.