0. Prepare the answer
Don't read the text, it's completely redundant
Can't find the answer, it's almost equivalent to this subject GG
Even if the textbook used by the teacher does not answer
You should also find similar textbooks and have the answers, otherwise it is not uncommon for one question to be stuck for eight hours.
Now that the Internet is developed, it should not be difficult to find the answer
1. Copy books
Copy the solution of the problem that has the solution first
Don't ask to understand the question before copying, and don't expect to understand how to solve it when you copy it for the first time
Copy it first
2. Refinement solution
Simplify the parts you copied into what you can understand
When you understand 50 days, go back and look at the questions you are asking. When you understand 70 days, go back and read your simplified answers.
Then simplify and repeat this three times, even if you have mastered the problem completely
3. Memorize the problem + solution
When you know what the question is asking and answering, you will know what you are doing
Let's start a lawsuit
You have to memorize the idea and process of the topic, and you don't need to memorize the final result.
And formulas are superfluous
It was hard to memorize at the beginning, but as long as I have the first breakthrough point in memorizing the title, it is ok
Soon I accidentally picked it up
4. The Book of Silence
Before the exam, see if you can write it out in dictation. If you can silently write 70 questions in the textbook, then you can get a score of A+ in most exams.
Study time: all subjects from Saturday to eight hours a week, if you are stupid, ten hours will be enough
And study time is counted as time to go to class
If you want to take a roll call, sit there and copy the answer.
Skip without naming
Deduce it by yourself? When your IQ is 150+? Can you compete with J.D Jackson?
Don't read the text, it's completely redundant
Can't find the answer, it's almost equivalent to this subject GG
Even if the textbook used by the teacher does not answer
You should also find similar textbooks and have the answers, otherwise it is not uncommon for one question to be stuck for eight hours.
Now that the Internet is developed, it should not be difficult to find the answer
1. Copy books
Copy the solution of the problem that has the solution first
Don't ask to understand the question before copying, and don't expect to understand how to solve it when you copy it for the first time
Copy it first
2. Refinement solution
Simplify the parts you copied into what you can understand
When you understand 50 days, go back and look at the questions you are asking. When you understand 70 days, go back and read your simplified answers.
Then simplify and repeat this three times, even if you have mastered the problem completely
3. Memorize the problem + solution
When you know what the question is asking and answering, you will know what you are doing
Let's start a lawsuit
You have to memorize the idea and process of the topic, and you don't need to memorize the final result.
And formulas are superfluous
It was hard to memorize at the beginning, but as long as I have the first breakthrough point in memorizing the title, it is ok
Soon I accidentally picked it up
4. The Book of Silence
Before the exam, see if you can write it out in dictation. If you can silently write 70 questions in the textbook, then you can get a score of A+ in most exams.
Study time: all subjects from Saturday to eight hours a week, if you are stupid, ten hours will be enough
And study time is counted as time to go to class
If you want to take a roll call, sit there and copy the answer.
Skip without naming
Deduce it by yourself? When your IQ is 150+? Can you compete with J.D Jackson?
