Hello teacher, about science. I would like to ask you a question about science.

I don't know which disciplines you have a special specialty, there are many things to remember in the liberal arts, and science is no exception, because if you want to use live formulas in science, you must remember the formulas, and there are quite a lot of formulas in science.

I'm sorry to see it.

There is no trick to learning.

It's important to keep up with the teacher's pace in class. Don't think you won't listen where you can, and give up where you can't.

Do more exercises, ask more questions to the teacher, and have enough time to prepare for the exam in a year. As long as you have this confidence book, you can reap good results.

You can also ask me questions at any time, and if you can answer them, I will do my best.

My suggestion is as follows:

1. You can try to relax and relax, take advantage of the "May Day" to go out for a round and adjust;

2. Find someone to talk about your current situation, such as a teacher you think you are more like, or talk to your parents;

3. For the distraction you said, you can try to wear headphones and listen to the song to do the problem, get rid of the external noise, but it also varies from person to person, I am doing mathematics and other science subjects when it is completely unaffected, twice the result with half the effort, but for English and the like, it is definitely half the effort;

4. More practice in mathematics, but the effectiveness of this practice must not be for a difficult problem or a problem that you can't figure out for a while, and give up directly after half an hour without ideas, and you will have the opportunity to suddenly realize it in the future.

5. As for physics, master typical example problems, such as electromagnetism, various conservation theorems, and then look at the experimental questions, the most important thing is to take the textbook knowledge as the foundation.

6. For chemistry, master the atomic weight, proton quantity, etc. of key elements, be familiar with the most common chemical reaction equations, look at the real questions of the college entrance examination, and be familiar with the chemical reactions that often occur in the common test points;

7. Biology bar, mainly a few commonly tested experiments are clear, ever-changing, and thorough textbook knowledge;

8. In English, memorize words, read more, find a sense of language, and then practice listening, remember that a sense of language is very important;

9. Chinese, follow the rhythm of the teacher, after all, after studying for so many years, it's okay to look at youth digests, readers, or famous books, accumulate more, it will be helpful for you to do reading and writing;

10. Finally, I wish you good luck, don't put too much pressure on yourself, you are only a sophomore in high school now, so what should you do when you sprint in your third year of high school? It's good to have proper self-regulation and relaxation...

Mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology have to do a lot of problems, and your science grades are a little unsatisfactory, and the example problems of mathematics, physics, and chemistry must be memorized backwards, so that you can improve by almost 100 points, and if you want to continue to improve, you must improve your problem-solving skills, as if there is a magazine called mathematics, physics and chemistry for middle school students, you can take a look.

Success is neither by genius nor by hard work, success is by the right approach. Success is only possible if you do it right. The classmates around us and even ourselves, it is impossible not to study hard, but the grades are always not going up, and we keep increasing our study time and hoping that we can improve our exam scores, which always backfires.

Why? Because there's something wrong with your approach.

Mathematics is the foundation, put it first, and then rank it according to the difficulty of physics and chemistry in biology This is when you study, but if you find that you are partial to the subject, you should spend more time on which subject, it also depends on personal characteristics.

Don't do it, it's useless, I started to have this thought, but then I didn't have it.

Tell you. The best way is to ask parents to spend a few dollars and ask a teacher to give you a single practice.

Do more questions and ask teachers for advice.