80% of the top students who are promoted from primary school to junior high school will fall behind. If you do these things well in the summer, you can get ahead step by step in the first year of junior high school. [A summary of key and difficult points in geography for seventh grade students is attached]
When freshmen in the first grade of junior high school enter the gate of junior high school, many changes will happen. In their eyes, Here, junior high school is a strange environment, with a new school, new teachers, new classmates, etc. The number of subjects to be studied has increased from three to 7-8. The content is more, the difficulty is higher, and the requirements are higher, so there are many Students are bound to fall behind, even the top students in elementary school.
What we have to do in the summer is to sort out the seventh grade content as a whole. Although many parents will say this, everyone must focus on the first 1-2 units of each book. When we first entered junior high school, everyone couldn't adapt to it at first, so the learning efficiency in the early stage would definitely not be too high. Once they are fully adapted, the learning efficiency in the future will naturally improve. But we can't fall behind in the front, so we naturally have to spend more. Time to preview. What you need to do in this preview is to get things done that can be done, and mark those that cannot be done, so that you can grasp the key points when you start a new lesson.
In order to allow you to preview better, I have also summarized some key summer preview contents for each subject. Today I will focus on sharing with you a summary of the important and difficult knowledge of seventh grade geography. During the summer preview, you should pay close attention to these and learn it easily. Tyrant.
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