Liberal arts friends come in, what is a liberal arts student?

First of all, I am aware that the college entrance examination will not relax its selection criteria because of the difficulty of different disciplines. That said, don't expect the liberal arts college entrance examination questions to be easy and the science college entrance examination questions to be difficult.

Second, understand the characteristics of the discipline. Science emphasizes reasoning, and liberal arts emphasize association. The learning process of science will be very "hard"; Liberal arts are easy, but they need to be memorized.

The growth of science ability will be obvious, you can feel it, and it will be very noticeable; The growth of ability in the liberal arts is very insignificant, and it is often because others have memorized a little more and you get the same score as you, you know, this is absolutely impossible in the sciences!!

In addition, studying different subjects will have an impact on your habits of mind and way of knowing. Science students often ask: What is it? The liberal arts will ask: Why is this?

Finally, I would like to give you a word of caution, I will also choose my favorite subject, but only if I think about how I can do my best!!

For example, if I choose liberal arts, I must figure out how I can obviously feel that my comprehensive ability in liberal arts is improving, instead of being confused to learn from others' endorsements or worrying about how his score will be the same as mine in this exam.

I don't know if you're clear?

no!As long as you like that! You'll find it that easy! It is impossible to say unilaterally!

Liberal arts are all about the knowledge of knowledge! Science is the understanding of knowledge!

Liberal arts students study Chinese, Mathematics, English, Politics, History, and Geography, supplemented by Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Liberal arts students, as opposed to science students, refer to students who study liberal arts because they love or are good at social sciences, and remember not to study literature for the sake of studying literature.

If you are good at language, you can learn the language.

The disciplines included in the liberal arts are: philosophy, economics, chain oak law, education, literature, history, management, art, etc.

Liberal arts are hard to get into college.

I still remember that as soon as our school was admitted to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, he talked about his own experience. He spends almost all of his daily time on mathematics and English, these two are very important subjects, these two subjects can widen the gap between liberal arts students, and then there is geography, geography is not difficult to learn, but there are a lot of things to memorize Often it takes a lot of knowledge points to solve a problem, and if you don't often memorize more and memorize more, you can't do the problem at all. History and politics, memorize on the basis of understanding, don't be too rigid, for example, what are the important knowledge points in a lesson, you have to know clearly, you can do a few big questions to consolidate it, the most important practice is multiple-choice questions, our teachers often say "college entrance examination, those who have multiple-choice questions win the world."

Politics can prepare a few books, one is dedicated to accumulating the types of questions you think are important, write the answers, and the other is to record the classic multiple-choice questions you think are classic (a bit similar to the wrong question book, anyway, how good you are) Later, when there were still months before the college entrance examination, he covered his head every day to do math problems, hundreds a day... It's not something ordinary people can do - let's do what we can) Chinese, the most difficult thing in the college entrance examination is the typo and sick sentences, accumulate it yourself, and it will be a valuable wealth in the future!!

When you look at your thick notebook for three years of high school, you will find out how fulfilling your life is, and you will find that it is not in vain to study hard for three years.

All in all, you still have to find your own way to find a suitable method for yourself, if you have to focus on the second year of high school from the beginning, you have to focus on the number of English, other subjects listen carefully every day, review and preview, have time to do more exercises, play less is basically no problem, the third year of high school is the time for you to sprint. If you are too nervous in the second year of high school and study too hard and drag your body down, I think it is still not good, but the exercises of Shuying are essential to do more, ask more questions, and think more. The sophomore year of high school lays a solid foundation, and the third year of high school works hard to sprint.

Basically, you can memorize words every day in the second year of high school, our teacher is called 20 per day, and it is getting more and more difficult in high school You can reduce the amount appropriately, read more Chinese and English compositions, model essays, very helpful. I often memorize some English sentences or essays that you like, and I think you should know the grading criteria of English composition teachers, so I don't need to say much about this. The key is accumulation...

Let's understand that there is no such thing as a state, how to learn knowledge, how to be comfortable, just how to be. Arrangement is a dream for those who are not very self-controlled, and they want to pursue it, but they can't do it. First of all, you have to be really down-to-earth, and you have to summarize often, especially for Wen Zong, you can't remember what knowledge points to use when you do the questions, but when you look at the answers, it feels so simple, you have to understand the aspects of answering the questions, and be familiar with the routines of answering the questions.

And to memorize some basic things, you have to memorize, with the foundation to have a platform to play, and there is usually more attention to thinking about problems, not more, just keep improving, in order to improvise.

Listening to other people's advice just makes you take fewer detours, and you really have to work your own.

Liberal arts students are more relaxed than science students, reading and memorizing all day long, writing and memorizing, and reading and memorizing. In fact, liberal arts students are very simple, just fight for time.

You can live the way everyone else lives, because everyone lives differently!

Liberal arts students generally have to memorize a lot of things, but some things are accumulated over time, and some need to be memorized by rote, so it depends on your strength and weakness in this area, and then spend more time on your weaknesses to supplement your shortcomings, so that you can balance and improve all subjects of liberal arts!

Liberal arts students, all day long, are memorized, in fact, there is no trick, the most important thing is self-consciousness.

If you want to study liberal arts, then you have to be prepared, you have to memorize a lot of knowledge all day long, not as easy as science, although science is difficult to learn, but science is all about drawing inferences, mainly relying on understanding, and liberal arts mainly rely on memorization.

It's over, I can't remember it either, it feels familiar.

It's endorsement, endorsement, endorsement. ,,So I'm scrapped,

Is it good to study liberal arts? This seems to be a topic that has been debated for a long time, and many students and returning parents who have chosen liberal arts agree that they are good in liberal arts, have a good income, and are social.

Good position, easy and decent work. Therefore, there are quite a few people who fill in the college entrance examination for liberal arts majors every year, and the admission scores are also quite high. Due to the good admissions, liberal arts majors are offered.

The cost is relatively low, so there is a phenomenon that most colleges and universities offer liberal arts majors.

The names of liberal arts majors do sound tempting: economics, finance, law, business administration, journalism, international economics, and ......After graduation, economic gold.

Those who finance are in banks, those in business administration are in industrial and commercial bureaus and large enterprises, those who are in law are lawyers, those who are journalists are journalists, and those who are engaged in international trade are engaged in foreign trade ......Which one isn't resounding?