A veteran teacher who has taught for 20 years said bluntly: What kind of things do the children in the class who study well do during the winter vacation?

A veteran teacher who has taught for 20 years bluntly said: What kind of things will the children in the class do well during the winter vacation? 1. Summarize the knowledge learned this school year

The more you have a solid foundation, the easier it will be to study. If you want to improve your test scores, you don't have to keep running forward. It is a very cost-effective thing to learn a lot of knowledge in advance and use the holidays to grasp your skills.

Children who study well usually use the winter vacation to summarize and organize all the knowledge they have learned this school year. Basic content: What knowledge points have been learned in each subject? List these knowledge points in a structured way to understand their relationship with each other. The question types and problems corresponding to each knowledge point and your own error-prone points. After sorting it out , it is easier to think about what you have learned this school year from a macro perspective. Especially for subjects such as science, engineering and history, after sorting it out, the main line of knowledge of the subject will become much clearer, which is beneficial to memory.

This process also lays a solid foundation for the junior high school and college entrance examinations. Now that this work has been completed, when it is time to consolidate the review for the junior high school and college entrance examinations, you will be far ahead of other students. 2. Sort out the test papers and wrong question sets of each subject

Compared with the final test paper, many students care more about test scores. Once the test results come out, don’t worry about the test paper. This is not correct. The final exam paper is the essence of what you have learned in this study. Compared with their academic performance, top students care more about the final exam papers. They will also summarize the exam papers to understand each question and understand where they are prone to mistakes, problems, and carelessness.

Learning from the past is a guide for the future. This can reduce the chance of careless mistakes and can also check for deficiencies. Some schools only publish results during the winter vacation and do not issue test papers. This requires sorting out and summarizing the test papers when school starts. 3. Read through the table of contents of the new semester textbook

The table of contents is an area that many students will ignore, but this is often the area that best reflects the intention of the textbook writer. If the textbook is compared to a mountain, then the catalog is the map overview of the mountain. If we want to climb the mountain of textbooks, we can master many, many items according to the catalog. It mainly includes: the key knowledge points to be learned in the next issue, the correlation between the knowledge points, and the order before and after, etc. By looking at the table of contents, you can have a general understanding of the knowledge to be learned in the next issue, so as to ensure that you are ready for everything.