Hello. I am glad to answer your question and I am confident that my suggestions will be of help to you.
In terms of studying, there are two clear paths.
We must sort out our learning status and find a learning method that suits us. Before the results come out, we must do our best to the greatest extent possible.
You can and should ask your teachers about your learning situation. Identify your gaps and weaknesses, review and supplement your deficiencies in a timely manner, find a learning style that suits you, and learn more efficiently.
We can also establish a reward and punishment system as appropriate. We should praise ourselves when we achieve results in our studies, even if it is just sticking to the completion of the study plan. This will stimulate our own enthusiasm.
The second part is that all roads lead to Rome.
It is crucial to understand that exams are secondary to our health.
This example may sound easy because we are already past the age of taking the high school entrance exam, but there is a simpler example. I am from Jiangsu, and the passing rate of the high school entrance exam in Jiangsu is only a little over 40%. In other words, more than 50 out of 100 people, more than 60 people, fail to get into high school, let alone have the opportunity to take the college entrance exam. Therefore, for students in Jiangsu, they need to face not only academic pressure, but also more importantly, their mentality. If their mentality collapses, their lives will also collapse very easily, because many parents will say that if you don't do well in the high school entrance exam and the college entrance exam, your life will be ruined. But in fact, these words are just encouragement, and they are not true.
Many of us can and will go to college through hard work. We can even take civil service exams and postgraduate entrance exams. For example, we can take the adult college entrance exam in the later stage. I did just that to get my junior college and bachelor's degrees. After getting my junior college degree, I can directly apply for postgraduate entrance exams. I can also have a university degree, a graduate degree, and the qualification to apply for civil service exams.
Our lives may take different paths, but our achievements can be the same.
We can retake the exam or study in other ways if we fail the high school or college entrance exam. We will still work towards our ultimate goal.
It is essential to learn how to manage your emotions, relieve stress, and seek timely help from mental health professionals when you are emotionally unstable. You can also call the national psychological hotline to help you relieve your emotional state.
Talk to your parents. Let them know what you need and work with them to create a learning plan with goals that work for you.
You will find your own learning style and become more emotionally stable through self-reflection or with the support of a professional.
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I understand how challenging this time can be for you. It's important to focus on your strengths and find areas where you can improve. Consider setting up a study schedule that allows you to tackle one subject at a time, giving yourself the best chance to absorb the material.
Feeling down about your academic performance is tough, but remember that improvement starts with small steps. Maybe try to identify the subjects you're struggling with most and seek help from teachers or peers who excel in those areas. Sometimes, a different perspective can make all the difference.
It's great that you're reaching out for guidance. With the college entrance exam looming, now might be the perfect time to look into tutoring or study groups. These resources can provide support and strategies that are tailored to your learning style and needs.
Don't forget to take care of yourself amidst all the studying. Balancing rest, nutrition, and exercise with your studies can boost your overall performance. When you feel refreshed, you're likely to learn more effectively and retain information better.
The pressure of not having ideal grades can be overwhelming, but it's crucial to stay positive and proactive. Setting realistic goals and celebrating small victories along the way can keep you motivated. Keep pushing forward; every bit of effort counts.