I think learning lies in mastering knowledge.
One month before the exam, it increased from 430 to 530 (with a total score of 630)
Recite a large number of words at a time, recite 3 or 400 words a week, and browse them several times a day. Don't cram, just browse when you have time. After a week, you can watch more than half and record it. With a general impression, I am refining my recitation.
Read more articles in English at ordinary times, 5 articles a day, but you must understand these 5 articles.
Mathematics means reading more basic knowledge and doing more basic problems.
It was one month before the college entrance examination, and I was admitted to the college entrance examination after I was over 90 in liberal arts mathematics 138.
My method is that you first turn over the textbooks in the order of Grade One, Grade Two and Grade Three, and sort out the formulas yourself. Remember, you should learn how to derive formulas instead of memorizing them. Many formulas are intrinsically related. Although I am a liberal arts student, I am used to never reciting anything that I think is meaningless. In addition to skilled use, mathematical formulas are basically derived by themselves during the exam. Of course, it's best to memorize it, which saves time ... it's very troublesome to deduce the formula and substitute it into the numerical value to look it up with a calculator. However, the idea of not memorizing is correct. = = Recommend three tutorial books: read the basic methods of solving mathematical problems and the knowledge list of high school exercises in high school textbooks, master the knowledge points and basic topics, and then make multifunctional textbooks.
By the way, don't think about big questions at this time, just fill in the blanks and answer briefly, and practice the correct rate first and then the speed. You have practiced all the short answers in the blank, and you have basically done all the big questions. It is no problem to practice the college entrance examination 1 10- 120 in this way.