After the first geography lesson in junior high school, I feel and talk about how to study this course in the future.

1. Learning to use textbooks is not only a tool to master knowledge and skills, but also the basis to cultivate self-study ability. The table of contents indicates the main points of this book and the relationship between them, so you should read it often to understand the content of this book. Read the text carefully, often think deeply, grasp the main points, write down the questions, pay special attention to the illustrations and tables, and understand the problems illustrated by the charts.

2. Learn to use maps. Map is the carrier of geographic information, which can make the vast geographical environment invisible to our naked eyes clear at a glance. Maps are also tools for learning geography. By analyzing the map, we can understand the geographical characteristics, principles and causes, and find ways to use and transform it. To learn to read and use all kinds of maps, we must first remember the most basic maps. For world geography, the first thing to remember is the distribution of seven continents and four oceans.

3. Paying attention to geographical observation means observing carefully while thinking. Take a look at the local geographical environment and how people move around there. Get geographical information through newspapers, TV programs and pictures, and exercise our intelligence.

4. Being good at geographical imagination observation can only get local intuition, and maps can only provide location intuition. Imagination can connect the two, so that you can get a comprehensive view of the geographical environment and then show you the future of geography.

5. Be good at thinking and often ask yourself questions. The general idea of geographical problems is: ① What to learn? Such as the Yellow River and its hydrological characteristics. ② Where is it? For example, the provinces and basins where the Yellow River flows. ③ Why? For example, how is the water feature of the Yellow River formed? What are the advantages and disadvantages of 4? For example, how to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages provided by the Yellow River to northern China. ⑤ How to coordinate the relationship between good people? For example, how to coordinate the relationship between human beings and the Yellow River, and how to make rational use and transformation.

6, diligent in doing things, often using handwriting, strokes, and learning tools, not only makes your mind bright, but also makes you handy. If the method is right, you will get twice the result with half the effort. The more you learn, the more you love learning.

7. Practice is an important part of learning, and you really should do it well. Because geography is different from other disciplines, it focuses on maps, and a lot of knowledge should be put in maps. So I suggest you not only understand the text, but also read more maps to understand. Of course, some contents are difficult to understand at the moment, so make a mark and listen to the teacher carefully in class. If you still don't understand, you should ask them in time until you master them.

First, look at more pictures, so as to remember all kinds of geographical things, such as rivers, mountains and cities.

Second, we should understand more, don't learn by rote, and put the basic knowledge points and principles on the map for easy memory and flexible application.

Third, do some questions properly and check what you have learned. Finally, remember: have confidence in yourself and be interested in geography.

Learning geography should pay special attention to learning methods. Only by mastering the learning methods can we learn firmly and flexibly.

1, learn to use textbooks. The content of the textbook indicates the main points and context of the whole book, so you should read it often to have a good understanding of the content in the book. Read the text carefully, often think deeply, grasp the main points, write down the questions, pay special attention to the illustrations and tables, and understand the problems illustrated by the charts.

2. Learn to use maps. Maps are also tools for learning geography. By analyzing the map, we can understand the geographical characteristics, principles and causes, and find ways to use and transform it. To learn to read and use all kinds of maps, we must first remember the most basic maps. For world geography, the first thing to remember is the distribution of seven continents and four oceans.

3. Paying attention to geographical observation means observing carefully while thinking. Take a look at the local geographical environment and how people move around there. Get geographical information through newspapers, TV programs and pictures, and exercise our intelligence.

4. Be good at geographical imagination. Observation can only get local intuition, while maps can only provide location intuition. Imagination can connect the two, so that you can get a comprehensive view of the geographical environment and then show you the future of geography.

5. Be good at thinking. I often ask myself questions. The general idea of geographical problems is: ① What to study? ② Where is it? ③ Why? What are the advantages and disadvantages of 4? ⑤ How to coordinate the relationship between good people? How to make rational use and transformation?

6. Be diligent. Often use handwriting, moving strokes, hand-made learning tools, not only make you tempted, but also make you handy. If the method is right, you will get twice the result with half the effort. The more you learn, the more you love learning.