Dear students with good grades, can you tell us how you study?

I think what you said is reasonable! If you combine your own ideas to sum up, you can sum up the methods that suit you. As a classmate said before, you always recite when you eat. I'm not saying that I don't agree at all, but if you study so rigidly, you may not learn well. If you choose to follow suit, you can't change it. I don't know if you realize that there are actually many students who study hard, but their exam results are not ideal. In fact, there are many factors that cannot be said to be inflexible, and it is really impossible to generalize. I have a friend whose ability is much worse than his, but he didn't do very well in the exam. There are still some people who, despite their efforts, are too rigid because they don't know how to review and are not flexible enough. They only know how to study but not how to think, so many students are good at Chinese and English, but not at math. Some students like to think, but don't study, so many students are good at math, but not good at Chinese and English! Did you find the secret? In short, it is dangerous to learn without thinking and not to learn. The quality of learning itself is not determined by ability and learning level. To get good grades, it depends on whether you can be flexible and summarize your learning methods according to your own situation, so as to make a blockbuster!

This is the learning method I summarized, and I hope it will help you. Study I think review is very important, really important! I think that even if you listen carefully in class and study hard after class, even if you are very proficient in this content at that time, people can't forget things, so because you don't review, you forget what you used to be proficient in. What's the difference between being proficient and not being proficient? Not just a general understanding! Or you spent the whole day memorizing 100 words, but then you stopped memorizing for a week. Too bad you can't remember half of them at all! So much time and effort have been wasted. Remember, the knowledge you actually have is not entirely yours, you only have half, and the rest is obtained through review. I just said review, followed by mastery! You must be proficient in a knowledge point, or you will not get any grades, because you can't perform as well or better than usual in the exam. If you are proficient in this knowledge point, you don't have to be afraid of this knowledge point, whether in peacetime or in exams. As for how to learn to achieve mastery, do you think you can often think about it after class? Generally, teachers give lectures quickly and talk a lot, especially in high school, so it is difficult to grasp what the teacher says in class. After class, they need to study hard, which can be done by doing exercises (the teacher must have said it n times, right? ), but don't do too much exercise, it's a waste of time, especially in high school. I learned a lot in one day, how to finish it? There is a tutor after class. If you don't have the conditions, you can watch some auxiliary teaching materials, which can be tutor videos! This is even better, even if you can't understand what the teacher said in class, you can watch the tutor's video after class, and watch what you don't understand twice, and you will understand! One of my classmates often studies like this. His family is not rich and can't have a computer. So he downloaded the tutor's video on Youku, and then converted it into a format that can be played on a DVD player and put it on the U disk I lent him. He can study on DVD player when he goes home, ha! He is so clever, I guess many people can't think of it!

I'm tired of typing, so let's call it a day! Hope to adopt!