Being bad at science is the easiest thing. You can do it every day with the test paper set of your mathematical physics simulation exam (buy Huanggang's test paper and last year's test paper in your city, and ask the teacher which test paper is similar to yours), insist on doing it, then correct it yourself, and ask the teacher if you don't understand. Soon you will find yourself lacking in knowledge, then read the textbook and ask the teacher for math and physics. It will have obvious effect in two months at most.

For physics, I tell you, first of all, you should work hard on multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions. You should do more and try to do these two questions quickly and accurately. The method is to do more questions (and it is a simulated test paper), ask the teacher the wrong questions, remember the knowledge points of the wrong questions, and then read the book to understand. If you master these two parts well, you will gain a lot of time for the short answers later, and you need to do the short answers step by step, so that even if you are wrong, it is not all wrong. I don't know. Last time. Save it. Think about it, if you arrive at the short answer questions and application questions 15 minutes earlier than others, you will not only relax, but also become more and more energetic. Only by practicing more on the simulated test paper can we have this feeling. Physics 120 passed the senior high school entrance examination 1 18 (A+). Behind the good grades, there is really sweat.

In the senior high school entrance examination, this method was used in math A, physics A+ and chemistry A, and I couldn't remember math, physics and reading.

You need to do more questions to apply what you have learned. I hope it helps.