What can high school students do?

1. You don't need a cell phone, you don't need a cell phone. It's not dark at all. Don't say that mobile phones are useful for learning (students who don't use mobile phones now should be brushing questions).

Most people can't do the last one, so you should make good use of your mobile phone.

As we all know, high mood is the key to a good study state. So on the way from home/dormitory/canteen/classroom in the morning, listen to something that will make you burn! Get up! Come on! Music. Find the feeling and make sure you are full of energy (it is recommended not to switch to English recording, you may feel dizzy after studying early. You can listen to the song "the down" for half a year, and you are full of energy every time.

Get up early, and make sure you can get to the classroom five minutes early, so you can do some small things in these five minutes.

I suggest you recite English words. The most important thing in high school English learning is to recite words (really), but students who have been to high school should know that textbook words are far from enough to solve cloze and reading! What shall we do? Everyone needs 3500 vocabulary books for the college entrance examination. Stick to a few notes every day, and you will see remarkable results if you stick to them for a long time.

4. Learn to teach gracefully:

Class time is very important, but if you are too serious, it will often backfire. A big difference between high school and junior high school is that students' autonomous learning ability is greatly enhanced. So what the teacher says in class is what you know, or what has nothing to do with the exam (Chinese class is the most common). You can choose to omit it, and use this time to finish the homework of the day. There will be a lot of extra review time in the evening self-study. If you find that the top student students around you always finish their homework before evening self-study and observe their performance in class, maybe you will understand the reason.

5. Optional notes in class:

Listen to all classes except the last one. Do we have to remember every word written by the teacher? Don't! (Science only)

What you don't remember is:

Conceptual content (that is, the original words in the textbook)

Easy to understand, don't say what you know (common sense)

An oversimplified example (doing it right the first time)

As for the rest, responsibility is an important content, just copy it step by step.