How to review for college final exams?

Freshman year, except for 85 in one subject, all others are 9,

Summary of a review method for the final exam

Let me talk about myself first, my major It is biological science (normal school), but a year ago I never thought that I would need to learn Chinese, advanced mathematics, English, physics, organic and inorganic chemistry, C language, Mandarin, modern history of thinking, career planning, Courses such as physical education, zoology and botany, as well as various experiments, and yes, anatomy.

I still studied hard in the first semester of my freshman year, but I definitely didn’t work as hard as in high school. The following are my scores in each subject last semester, ranking first in my major.

This is not a result worth showing off, and it even makes me more stressed about the exams that follow, but I still want to say that in college, final exam review is very important! ! !

Please don’t miss these opportunities to get high scores, good rankings and scholarships!

You can see that the subjects I studied were both liberal arts and science. Through the previous exams, I also summarized a set of "very popular" and efficient review methods for the final exam. I also combined them with the experts who searched and compiled them everywhere. Review skills, I hope it can give some suggestions to friends who are preparing for the final exam, so as to avoid taking some detours.

I divided the review into three stages, one is the "preparation stage", the second is the "review stage", and the third is the "sprint stage", which will be introduced in detail below. 1. Preparation stage (10-20 days before the exam)

Most of us are studying online this semester. In fact, we all know the effect. This makes it even more necessary to prepare in advance the material review questions required for the final exam. Don’t delay, the sooner the better!

This stage has the following steps:

① Find the school committee and hug the teacher’s lap

For the most early preparation, you need to know what subjects and exams to take What types of questions are there, how difficult is the test, what are the key points of each subject, which subjects have review questions, PPT for each subject, etc.

Some teachers will not take the initiative to send these out. In this case, you need to find a representative (study committee) to ask the teacher. The more detailed the better, of course, you must also have principles, and you cannot leak the questions, right?

Of course, you can also ask your immediate seniors who have a good relationship with you, but the most important thing is to follow what your own teacher says.

To digress, the academic committee is really tired this semester due to online classes (humble little Tao complains online), so please be considerate of your academic committee and be polite and courteous when asking questions. polite! ! !

Of course, the academic committee must also be polite when asking teachers!

(I personally really hate people who ask questions without addressing them without leaving a word. No one has the obligation to treat your rudeness with a good temper!)

Saying "thank you" is easy and makes others feel more comfortable when they see it.

② Organize the materials and complete the review questions

Now that you know the approximate scope and difficulty of the exam and have the review questions and materials, take the time to start sorting them out.

A. Subjects with review questions

That is the best. You only need to complete those questions. You can check the book or Baidu, but you must make sure it is completely correct. , and write in more detail. When you read or memorize it at the end, you can focus on it yourself (students who want to get high scores).

Remember to sort the short answer questions into categories, either by chapter or by question type. The most important thing is to remember them well.

For example, when I am memorizing knowledge points about botany and zoology, I will separate the "major questions" and "term explanations", and organize similar question types to make them easier to remember. .

B. Subjects without review questions

Most of the science questions do not have review questions, so just "gnaw through the courseware". There are many knowledge points in a book. If you want to It’s really tiring to flip through books and study again. The best way is to combine textbooks and notebooks to chew on courseware.

Organize by yourself based on the PPT courseware and textbooks given by the teacher. You already know what the key points are, so try to highlight the key points when organizing without being too cumbersome.

Of course, you can also learn from the outstanding students in the class. It is recommended not to save it directly on your mobile phone. Even if you copy it, you should copy it again. First, it will have some memory, and second, the paper version will be much more comfortable to carry.

The following are the inorganic chemistry notes that I compiled based on the key points drawn by the teacher. It is quite concise and makes it much easier to review later:

Of course, the most important thing is that it is convenient for you to read. .

③Ask more seniors and seniors, ask for past exam questions

Sometimes you still have to be cheeky, of course, the premise is to be polite, ask your direct seniors or seniors who are familiar with them about past exams Please take a look to see if there are any past papers or review questions.

If you don’t know any seniors, you can also go to a printing store to buy them yourself or find review questions online and print them out (not recommended, there are too many question banks).

④Please complete the online course!

Due to the epidemic, online classes have been started, and your performance in online classes will also be included in your final grade, so please don’t give up if you can get points with just a snap of your fingers.

(Online course scores will be given later)

⑤ Solve other chores in advance

During this period, please be sure to put aside those things that will disturb your study. All K.O!

Maybe you are a class committee member, you may have joined the student union, you may be a club cadre, or it may be something else. Please resolve it as soon as possible, eliminate interference, and concentrate on preparing for the exam.

Also temporarily give up the things that make you addicted - playing games, watching TV series, reading novels, etc.

If you have enough self-control, please restrain yourself; if you don’t have enough self-control, then please forcefully uninstall these software.

The past ten days of "grievance" have brought you one step closer to honor. It is really worth it. Please also understand that a student's job is to study!

To sharpen your knife and chop wood, please do not underestimate the "preparation stage". Once this stage is completed, your subsequent memory and understanding will be much easier, and your chances of getting high scores will be much higher. . The most important thing at this stage is to be complete and careful. You must "know" each subject and organize the things to be reviewed and memorized in each subject to avoid blind review later. 2. Review stage (about 10 days before the exam)

This stage is mainly about understanding and memorizing the materials compiled in the previous stage. In about ten days, everyone should arrange their time appropriately and it is best to make a "plan" Checklist".

The following are some review points to note (avoid random review):

①Review in a principled manner

The first principle: “Professional courses are the most important”< /p>

There is no doubt that you should learn the courses of this major well. Everyone should have a general understanding of their mastery of professional knowledge, especially those in science majors, so they must pay attention to it.

When reviewing, don’t just scratch the surface, try to go deeper. Learning more will be helpful to you in the future.

Second principle: "Higher credits are more important"

Many students do not look at the proportion of credits for each subject. In fact, credits are still very important for the subsequent calculation of grade points. Yes, grade points are inseparable from rankings and scholarship evaluations.

Grade point average = ∑ (grade points for each subject × points for each subject)/total credits for the semester.

Now that you know it, then focus on those subjects with high credits. There is a reason why schools set up credits. Even if it is not a professional course, it may be very helpful for your future professional courses.

Don’t know the points for each subject?

In fact, it is written on every course schedule. You can find it if you look carefully.

The third principle: "Combining liberal arts and science"

Every exam will always have difficulties. When reviewing, try to combine memorization and practice with questions. Don't focus on one subject all day long. Allow your brain systems to adjust so you can maintain efficient learning.

② Memorize the review materials for the first time

At this stage, science subjects will do more questions and organize the framework. Most liberal arts subjects need to be memorized. Don’t think about being lazy. When the time comes, you will Nonsense, it is essential to memorize it first.

Go through the review questions and materials. If there are concepts and terminology that need to be memorized, memorize a little every day. The little will add up and you won’t feel tired. The key is to see if you are willing to persist. 3. Sprint Stage (Examination Week)

It is not recommended to review on the eve of the college entrance examination, because the situation is familiar, but we still need to seize the time to review during the college examination week, because the college knowledge we have learned is not solid. It’s easy to forget even if you only memorize it once.

The sprint at this time is actually about resting on your feet. If you have not organized and reviewed the time well, you must make good use of it. After all, no one wants to fail the exam, right?

①Premise——Don’t stay up late

There are many disadvantages of staying up late, especially when there is an exam the next day. Lack of energy, memory disorders, etc. may occur, so everyone Be sure not to stay up late, and try to close your eyes and go to bed before twelve o'clock.

(If you really can’t sleep, don’t memorize the book again. Trust me, you will fall asleep soon)

②Recite whatever you want to test first

Usual exams During the week, you can take one or two exams a day, and you still have a lot of free time. You can take a proper rest after the exam, and make good use of the rest of the time.

For example, if you have physics and English exams the next day, you have to review these two subjects in the evening. For physics, look at the knowledge points and go through the examples. Don’t forget to look at the formulas when you get up in the morning; basic English It is carried on the back and can be done before going to bed or in the morning.

On this day, you only need to focus on these two subjects, and we will talk about the rest after these exams are completed.

Try not to be wrong about the answers. It’s a done deal. It’s useless to know the answers, but it will affect the next exam.

③ Pick the key points and memorize more

The exam is coming soon and there is not much time. It is not necessary to review the whole thing again, and there is not enough time.

For science subjects, you should pay more attention to the knowledge points you have marked previously, as well as the example questions given by the teacher. Homework is also very important. Pay close attention to the key points marked by the teacher. After all, the questions are also given by the teacher. .

The questions are very important, so don’t ask them if you don’t know how. Especially the important questions, you must understand them. Also, don’t be stingy about giving lectures to others. You think it’s a waste of time. No, it will make you more impressed by the topic and gain more popularity.

④ It is recommended to go to the library or study room to review

First of all, you have to know that time is running out and you can’t mess around anymore. Don’t give up a good learning environment just to be lazy. .

(If you study more efficiently in the dormitory, of course you can also study in the dormitory)

You can choose to study with roommates who love to study or alone, when reviewing endorsements You can listen to some light music (it depends on the individual), and remember to put your phone into "do not disturb mode" to review efficiently.

⑤Don’t slack off, don’t be presumptuous

After taking one subject, you can relax a little for the day, but this is not the end. Don’t slack off. Games, novels and TV series must be restrained. It’s best not to play if you can. It’s also good to read some literature books.

⑥Don’t be nervous and relax

The college final exam questions will not be difficult. Most of them are basic questions. As long as you review them carefully and effectively, there will be no problem with 70 or 80%. So don't be nervous, just face it with a calm mind. (Maybe a bit redundant hahaha)

The suggestions mentioned above are all for students who have not reviewed well or want to get high scores. If you have reviewed thoroughly, you can selectively review by yourself. .