I am a girl, too. I wasn't very good at first. It seems that there is still considerable room for improvement in your grades, which is very promising. Your basic concepts should not be solid, or even fully mastered. The so-called complete mastery does not mean remembering the formula. It is really difficult and flexible to organize things, but most of the scores are based on the foundation. You feel very upset when you are doing the problem now, because you don't have a solid memory of those basic concepts, and you can't find your way in your mind because your thinking is not clear. You should still be reviewing in the first round. I suggest that when you learn from the teacher, you should mainly lay a good foundation. This should be shown in: 1. Correct all the wrong questions, and the papers that are not corrected during the review process have no meaning. 2. Think more about everything, as long as you can't figure it out, you must understand, ask the teacher and ask the classmates, and don't be afraid of losing face. If people show contempt, you have the cheek to laugh (in fact, most students will not laugh at you). 3. Do 53 at the same time, review several rounds and do several rounds. The questions in 53 and 53 are all classics and need to be done repeatedly (usually brushed three times).

About your subject, physics is not interested mostly because you are really not interested. But chemistry, chemistry is actually the dominant subject for girls. You are bored because you didn't memorize the knowledge points. Think about it, are those little knowledge points really memorized? Chemistry has a lot of detailed knowledge to memorize, and it is not as strong as physical logic, which makes some people naturally do better than the average person. Chemistry is not difficult, and most people can do it well through hard work. But you have to recite, there is no shortcut. Because chemistry is developed on the basis of countless experiments, the characteristic of this subject is that you can only use it to solve problems if you learn it by heart and remember it well. My suggestion is: 1. When you learn from the teacher, you should remember everything the teacher tells you to remember, ask questions you don't understand, and don't ignore any small knowledge points, even names. 2. Physics depends on doing problems, and 53 is the key. 3. You didn't mention biology, but my opinion is that biology should remember the basic knowledge first, and then brush the questions (you can brush Tian Li, and brush biology on every piece of paper).

The college entrance examination is very impermanent, and dark horses come every year. What will happen to your current ranking and grades in the college entrance examination? After you succeed, others will not remember that you are asking "stupid" questions now, but only your magical counterattack.

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I'm happy to help you:)