What should I do if the teacher teaches the difficult courses poorly in the university? If I want to learn knowledge, I will spend more time on myself. If I want to take the final exam, the teacher will usually give me the key points at the end of the exam, and I can also ask my seniors and sisters.
1974 was born, and middle school began to make programs on local radio stations. College of Foreign Languages, a five-year undergraduate major in Arabic, became popular in CCTV. After graduation, she stayed in school as a teacher and a host. At school, He Jiong is currently in charge of two jobs. First, teaching, teaching junior students a compulsory course called "Overview of Arab Countries"; The second is to be a student counselor.
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I'm afraid I can't learn the courses in college. What should I do? University courses are mainly self-study. First of all, we should cultivate the habit of self-study and think independently. Then preview before class and do homework review in time after class. You can follow the teacher easily, and you will find that college courses are actually not difficult. Wish you success!
The course is over. Where are the textbooks? The course is over. Save the teaching materials. It's a pity to throw them away. Besides, it's just a dream.
There are many masters in universities. What should I do about the advantages of others? You should study with an open mind, and you won't have the opportunity to study for free when you leave school. Their advantages have limited room for improvement, while yours has unlimited room for improvement. It's only a matter of time before we catch up with or even surpass them. Of course, we should study hard and sweat more. When the gap between you and the cow is small, you become a cow in the eyes of others.
What should I do if I fail many courses in the university? Rebuild it.
Generally speaking, students who fail will get some special treatment when they re-take. ...
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Vb computer courses in universities are too difficult to understand. What should I do? What I learned in college is not deep, just some conceptual things. After understanding object-oriented programming, it is easy to understand. Pre-data structure and C language are really difficult to understand if you don't learn it well.
If you don't understand, you can buy a book to teach yourself.
If you are not good at self-study and hands-on thinking, I suggest giving up and taking other subjects.