You are a multi-professional student. If you are taking the postgraduate entrance examination in 2014 and have relatively much time, I would recommend you to read it quickly for the first time. Just like reading novels or newspapers. Purpose: There are two, one is to cultivate interest. The second is to establish a structure.
During the second time, read intensively, read carefully one by one, strive to understand, and do not think about key and non-key issues.
Key points: If you encounter something you don’t understand, don’t overdo it. Just record what you don’t understand. First, you can understand the previous part after reading the latter part.
It is also conducive to maintaining good understanding. Feeling. Don't try to memorize any content, that is, don't do it for the purpose of memorization. New knowledge cannot be memorized. Without understanding, memorizing is of little significance and is not conducive to maintaining a good mood.
The third time is to find key points and do chapter exercises. Mark the things you don't know or make mistakes in the exercises, and mark the things you think are important. Only after the third time do you start memorizing some things that need to be memorized. Memorizing is also based on understanding. Memorizing key words is not required. Memorization is not required.
Memorization is not required.
The fourth time is to do comprehensive questions, which are considered to be the key points to remember, that is, the things you don’t know and the key points are the key points of your review. From then on, read all the subjects once a week, focusing on the key points. When I was doing a question with you, I found that the problematic part had been understood and then forgotten.
The way to look at it is: the key points you marked, what you can’t do, and what you need to memorize. It doesn’t matter if you can’t memorize it, just read it a few more times.
It is recommended that you sign up for a tutoring class and read books in conjunction with the course, and the effect will be better.