Chemistry!

It's important to say it three times! Don't look at biology is mostly some memorized content, but easiest ≠ best to get full marks, the test when the answer is not standardized if you will deduct a lot of points (this is a deep experience)! And the answer idea of many questions in biology is not good to grasp (but genetic questions are still relatively good to get points, if the logic is ok enough).

There are a lot of friends in the comments section that physics is better, indeed, ah, if the top of the merit, 2 and a half hours of the examination of the whole paper over and over can be answered to the full. For the average, or even medium to low friends, spend a lot of time in the physics of the last question or several questions is not wise. I am a Hubei candidate who went through the last Physics exam. Science synthesis, why take science synthesis? It's to maximize scores in a limited amount of time! At least in our school, the philosophy taught is to "give and take". Of course, the physics of the last few questions of the points also get, that is naturally the king of the science, with about 10 + points higher than others proud of the herd.

Chemistry is very focused on the basics, focusing on the usual accumulation. I made a thick book of notes during my freshman year of high school classes, in which I would simply filter key points. By sophomore year, I started collecting points and equations I didn't know in exercise books, materials, and a few other places. In my third year of high school, this was no longer called a notebook, it should be called a correction book. Inside will have my usual test, write the real problem when the wrong topic (cut and paste is really super convenient), and then nothing to turn over. So: do it yourself. Make sure you organize it according to your own reality, and make sure you go through the book and reflect on it often.

Another important point in the process of learning chemistry is that you can't rely on textbooks and teaching aids. Doing test papers, doing exercises, the first part of the stage first steady, slowly do, while doing while turning the book. This is because at this time you do not have a firm grasp of the corresponding knowledge points, this method can help themselves to re-memorize (is the biology teacher taught it). In the latter stage, when you come across a question that you don't know, you must curb your desire to turn to the book and ask your classmates! You can only rely on yourself in the college entrance examination! After finishing, then according to the specific topic to organize the relevant knowledge points, a pinpoint to find their own loopholes. Slowly, do more and more exercises, you will find, oh this topic I xx days have done! And I've taken notes!!! That's great!!! That's when you realize that everything you've done will pay off!

And then there's the fact that you can't be resistant and stay motivated to study. Senior year will be rolling review, the previous two years of textbooks, knowledge all over again. At this stage, if you belong to the students who are blind and do not know what to do, you will be thrown far away by those students who have clear goals and are motivated. You need to understand your own position, what you are doing, what you want to do. Internet class during the epidemic, a lot of students hanging out playing games and chatting, but there are also students struggling to catch up, from 20-30 in the class to catch up to the top ten, the college entrance examination also achieved very good results (in our class such examples are really a lot). Our school is 6:00 morning study, I will do my daily to do list after arriving at school, and then do my morning reading. Advice: plan each day for yourself. If you are on a tight schedule, you should also filter it in your mind when you wake up, what day of the week is it? What's the lesson? What will the teacher talk about? I want to brush which part of which book of exercises? The more detailed the better, so that they will be driven, too broad goals will only become a catalyst for "false efforts".