How did you spend the last two months of the postgraduate entrance examination?

Two words describe: as always, strive for progress in stability.

Review began in mid-September, and the exam was taken in 65438+February. I have reviewed for 4 months at most, during which my mentality has been very stable and I have a strong sense of urgency.

Get up at 6 o'clock, recite politics at 7 o'clock, and have professional classes and English at 10 at 8 o'clock. When you are tired, turn your back on politics and change your mind.

The daily study time is 14 hours, but I think the review time is not the most important, what matters is the review efficiency.

During the four-month review period, I felt very high about my review efficiency, that is, as soon as I opened the book, I immediately got into it and paid all my attention to it. So how can we achieve this instant integration? Let's share some experiences for your reference.

One: Make a review plan one day in advance. I usually review today's learning content, learning progress and learning loopholes before going to bed every day, and plan tomorrow's review progress and review arrangements. In this way, you don't need to spend time planning the next day, just follow the plan of the previous day.

Two: solve the physiological needs before review. Such as eating, drinking and going to the toilet. Adjust your physical condition in advance to ensure that you will not be easily interrupted by physiological factors after entering the study.

Three: watches replace mobile phones. Get into the habit of wearing a watch or an electronic watch. Just look at your watch when you need to look at the time. Set the phone to mute and put it out of sight, such as schoolbags and desk holes. Maybe a few days ago, you will feel very uncomfortable, feel that you missed a lot of news, and be agitated, but after a week, you will get used to life without a mobile phone. At the same time, you will find that you are not that important, only 10086 can send you messages.

Four: Reward in time and give yourself positive feedback. Many students were very passionate in the early stage of review, but later they became lazy and even didn't want to review, because you didn't give yourself a positive reward. Any effort needs positive feedback and encouragement, so giving yourself a little review reward during the review process will encourage you to stick to it. For example, I will give myself enough time to relax after finishing my daily review tasks. After reviewing in the morning, I will not review in the afternoon, and I will not review the next chapter in order to catch up with the progress. This will form a positive incentive to motivate yourself to complete the review task as soon as possible.

Five: stabilize your mind. Many people gave up the night before their success because of their mental breakdown. Therefore, the more you arrive at the last moment, the more you should stick to it with a stable attitude, and you must not beat yourself with mental internal friction. Many students are not calm in the end, and feel that this place has not been reviewed well, that place has been missed, and the knowledge points have not been memorized, which will only aggravate their anxiety and affect the review progress. The best mentality is: I will do all the exams I reviewed correctly, not thinking about what I missed before, and not regretting my previous efforts. It's just useless.

The above is a little shared experience for reference only.