There is nothing to take notes in Chinese. Write classical Chinese translation in books at most? Do Chinese questions often and you will find that Chinese has a certain answering mode? For example, correct typos (need to read more books)? Reading (the teacher always thinks more than the author? You also have to think more, and then really think about the same thing? Is it regular? Do more questions and you will understand)? Can I only read more classical Chinese by myself? Write a translation of which word can't be written in a book? Like classical Chinese? What does wife mean? Actually, it's the wife and son.

Mathematics is to do more problems? There's nothing to take notes about.

My English is not very good? I hate grammar? I think I should read more English? See more? Listen more? What is the most important thing to cultivate a sense of language? Language is the soul of culture? Is it the funniest thing to frame it with grammar or something? That's what China did

Do you want to recite chemical elements? Remember more formulas? I study liberal arts? But the junior high school chemistry formula gives me the feeling that there are certain rules in it? Do more experiments if you can. If you have experience, you will remember it better.

Physics ditto

Historical politics? This note is cumbersome? A historical event of a class. Background? Time? Events? Where is it? The root cause of this? The main reason? What is the fuse? What's the point? These are the main points? Politics class mainly talks about some laws and regulations? Some principles? What's the point of all this? Do you want to guess the score points according to the score in the comprehensive literature examination? And then answer these things? Wenzong wants to recite these things? But do you still have to do the problem after reciting it? Didn't you say you'd be fine by memorizing it? Do more exercise to exercise. How do you apply what you remember?

Just look comfortable by yourself.