Question 2: What books are used to extract mathematical knowledge? If it is a formula in a book, it is recommended to write it next to the relevant knowledge in a math book.
If it is extracurricular knowledge or wrong questions, good questions or difficult problems, it is recommended to find a separate notebook to write (it is recommended to use a big notebook for wrong questions)
Question 3: Is it better to use a big one or a small one for extraction? That depends on what you extract.
If it's a long excerpt, you'd better use a big notebook.
If you come across a good sentence temporarily and there are not many words, use a small notebook for easy carrying.
Happy spring festival!
Question 4: What size book is best for copying this book? Aren't you going to be a freshman? Not every subject in junior high school needs to prepare a copied book, according to your personal habits. Some people like to take notes in books, while others like to take notes in notebooks. If you are used to reading books and don't like reading notebooks when reviewing, don't prepare notebooks.
I suggest:
1. Notebooks can be prepared for math, English, physics and chemistry, because teachers may have examples of these subjects, which are all crowded into textbooks, which is unrealistic and not conducive to easy reading when reviewing. Like Chinese, biology, history, politics, general textbooks can take notes, of course, it depends on personal habits.
2. Excerpts can be used to accumulate materials for Chinese daily exercises.
3. The corrected version can be used in mathematics, English, physics, chemistry and other subjects. Usually there are mistakes in doing the questions. After you know how to do it, the problems will be typical, which will help to draw inferences. Copy the questions and write the process of solving the problems. Or some of them are error-prone topics, and they can also be recorded in the revised edition.
As far as I know, it is not allowed to use the altered tape because it is not allowed in the college entrance examination.
Do you know how to copy unfamiliar words in your notebook for memory?
In fact, memorizing words is a repetitive process. It's no use copying them down and not reading them often. Write it down and concentrate on reviewing it.
My views are for reference only.
Question 5: What books are suitable for reading Chinese excerpts in the summer vacation in the third grade of primary school? In addition to two summer exercise books, there are also: Chinese: 30 excerpts from reading, 5 compositions and 20 calligraphy exercises. Math: 30 questions for oral calculation, 30 days, and one question for Olympic Mathematics every day. English: English word dictation, multiple-choice questions. Hehe, it's not all finished yet.
Question 6: Which of the two books should I use to extract sentences? I can copy them down with the books in the first picture.
Question 7: What is the title of the book abstracted from good paragraphs, Jimei Album or Jimei Album? Both names are acceptable, simple and unpretentious.
Question 8: The teacher said to extract a whole book. What can I copy to spell? How to copy quickly? Summer vacation is almost over, children's shoes. . . It's best to copy famous sayings quickly. The sentences are short and pithy, and there are all kinds of empty lines. A casual search on the internet is also a lot, and it is easy to find.
Question 9: What can good-looking books be used for? I can't write novels, I don't want to write excerpts, I don't want to keep a 20-minute diary. If you don't know what to do with it now, you can keep it. Maybe it will be used in the future.