Senior one is usually a compulsory course, and our compulsory course ended last semester in senior two. Our school is a province-wide comprehensive course, so every book has a final exam (so there are many exams). Because there are more textbooks, the text also has key points (inviting students to class is not very important, but also part of the curriculum reform). Senior two subjects. Although all subjects continue to take exams, you should know your own key points. If you choose science, then you don't need to do a lot of exercises in the liberal arts class, just make sure you pass the final exam. (If there is a final exam) There will be an academic level exam at the end of the second year of high school, so you can't give up liberal arts (or science) at this time. You always review in senior three, er, is it too far for you? Anyway, just follow the teacher. Review must be done at once and taken seriously. Don't expect a second round of review (or even a third round or lecture).
I believe I will make more friends in high school. Don't think making friends is too complicated and utilitarian, and communicate with your classmates more. Doing these things on duty depends on your interest. Do you have any experience in this field in junior high school? If you don't want to be a high school student, start with the group leader. Anyway, I've been a team leader for more than ten years and I haven't been promoted, collecting homework and managing floors. It is difficult to be a qualified class representative (not only to be a teacher's sidekick, but also not to shield classmates). The most important thing is to run to the office from time to time, understand the teacher's thoughts, and take the initiative to ask homework (what homework did you do today? ), but also actively collect homework, so it is very hard ~ the monitor will not say much, we are competing for posts. . .
And high school activities. There are many in our school. There are basketball, football, table tennis competitions and sports meetings every year. These are all good opportunities to show yourself. If you say that you are not good at sports, it is also a good idea to actively write articles for the class at the sports meeting (that's what I do, our class keeps publishing articles, which increases morale and points).
Speaking of things to pay attention to, I think it should be to respect teachers' teaching habits. Maybe we didn't pay attention in junior high school. Find out the teacher's temper in the first class. Some teachers don't like students asking questions in class (it will delay other students' time), so discuss your questions with the teacher after class. Some teachers like active atmosphere (which is very interesting), so they have more fun. The key is to respect the teacher and leave a good impression on him.
This is just my experience. I wrote a lot unconsciously. Senior sister has a great sense of accomplishment ~