There are several ways to improve your GPA:
(1) Public * * */Elective course: Textbook > PPT
Many public courses and elective courses are unified, and they are the kind of unified examinations for the whole school, which are issued by the School of Mathematics and the School of Marxism, and will be corrected by teachers. Therefore, the correlation between what the teacher said and the assessment content is greatly reduced. Maybe the teacher won't take the exam, and the teacher who took the exam won't speak, so the importance of the teacher's PPT and handouts in the assessment review will be greatly reduced. In order to take into account different classes, the unified examination will take textbooks as the examination scope and will not involve knowledge other than textbooks, so the importance of textbooks has increased.
(2) The examination papers of previous years are very important.
For many teachers, 60% to 80% of the assessment scores are repeated every year, which means that if you look at the topics of previous years, you can sum up most of the assessment directions this year. Some extreme teachers will ... point directly to the original question. Yes, the initial problem, this is a big problem. I heard that a senior helped his girlfriend with her homework at the end of the term. He took out half of what they had taken before.
(3) Specialized course: PPT> textbook.
Professional teachers generally have their own arrangements for lectures. For them, teaching materials are just an aid. Therefore, the questions they gave in the evaluation process were basically within the scope of his lectures (reflected in PPT handouts), not within the scope of the textbooks he ordered.
(4) Normal grades
The final exam results include the usual results and the final exam results. Therefore, if you want to improve your performance, you must:
1, you can't be absent from class or be late. If anything happens, leave a note for the counselor, even if you fill in a message.
2, the usual homework must not be perfunctory, and must try to meet the teacher's requirements;
3, try to sit before class, to impress the teacher, usually your chapter is higher.
Conclusion: Don't be afraid of the low GPA of freshmen. As long as you realize your mistake and try to correct it, after all, you still have three years to make up for it.