How do you face disappointment when you fail the list? First of all, it is normal for candidates to face up to failure and not just stare at the negative side. I am also a repeat student. I just graduated from college this year. I envy you for being a high school student. I think the advantage of re-reading is that you have experienced it once and are more experienced than others, so you still have a chance to study hard and rewrite your life. If you choose to repeat, you must be confident and pay attention to the combination of work and rest. To improve your grades, you must first make a good reading plan and arrange your time reasonably. It is not enough to have ideals. Without a good reading concept, it is difficult for you to improve your grades. I suggest you use the following three methods to improve your grades: 1 active reading: Only by active reading can you have greater interest in reading, and you will unconsciously improve your reading efficiency. It is necessary to abandon the "one-time" weight-bearing psychology and overcome the timid psychology.

Be prepared for listening: In other words, you should first look at what you want to learn, find out what you don't understand and find out the problems. Going to class with knowledge points and questions will make you feel happy, listen better and be easier to master.

Review what you have learned before after class: It is the beginning and the end that people remember most easily, so you must recall what you have learned during the day before going to bed. Reading must be planned, preferably both long-term and short-term. In the process of my senior three, my attention was often poor, and I was always sleepy by reciting formulas, which led to poor grades in all subjects. Then I found a "Tesla brain training" that opened up wisdom in Baidu. After reading it, the situation began to change. My memory and attention are better than before, I am no longer distracted in class, and my grades in all subjects have begun to improve. I believe these experiences may be helpful to you.