Method:

1. Let yourself walk 30% faster than usual, time flies, and you don't feel enthusiastic (it is very effective when you are depressed).

2. Before studying, finish what you should eat, drink and play, put your mobile phone in your schoolbag as quietly as possible, and don't do anything to break your learning state during the learning process. In addition, don't listen to music while studying.

3. Ensure that you sleep for 6-7 hours at night and take a 30-minute lunch break-1 hour.

Two. Make a study plan and timetable. In this way, you can have an overall grasp of your learning progress and know when and what to do. The timetable should be made scientifically, because different subjects have inherent laws at different times, which can allow you to complete others' three weeks or even longer in two weeks.

Three. Pay attention to review skills and exam skills.

1. We are used to reading from the first chapter to the last chapter, but sometimes this method can be fatal. Mathematics is definitely no problem. As I said before, it needs a long front, but for other courses, the best review is from key to secondary key and then to non-key, because once there is not enough time, it can still be guaranteed to pass, and the key points of college exams are bound to be tested. After reviewing the key points (generally no problem), continue to go to the non-key points (of course, the deeper you go, the higher your score).

2. Psychological suggestion. People's potential can be tapped, language guides thinking, and we should constantly hint and encourage ourselves for a virtuous circle of interests. Tell yourself that the book is simple and I can handle it.