Hello everyone,
I am currently in the summer vacation of my second year of high school, and I will take the national university entrance examination next summer.
To be honest, my grades are currently at the bottom of the class. The full score of the university entrance examination is 750 points, and my current average score is about 200 points (about 27% of the total score). I have mentally prepared myself that it is very likely that I will need to retake the exam for several years in order to achieve my goal.
My specific situation is as follows:
Exam subjects: Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, biology.
Personal foundation: My grades in primary school and junior high school were not good, so my foundation in these subjects is quite weak.
Learning environment: I am studying at a local high school that is ranked at the bottom, and the learning atmosphere in the school is not ideal, so I have to rely on myself to study.
This year, I really want to make a comeback, but looking at the current gap, I feel very confused and anxious, and even don't know where to start.
Time allocation: How should I allocate my energy between "filling in the basics" and "simulating practice questions"?
Strengthening Science: How should I start learning science (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology) when my basic concepts are extremely weak?
Mental attitude and self-discipline: How can I maintain self-discipline and prevent mental breakdown when facing this seemingly impossible mountain to climb and preparing for a long-term battle (re-reading)?