The secret to getting high scores in block C of female students in mountainous areas

(Baonghean.vn) - In recent days, when returning to Anh Son 1 school (Anh Son district, Nghe An), or going to social networking sites like Facebook, images of female student Tran Thi Yen seem to be flooded with the title "Candidate with the highest C block exam score in over a decade of Anh Son 1 High School"

In this year's university entrance exam, with a total score of 26.25 (Literature 8.5 - History: 8.25 - Geography: 9.5), Tran Thi Yen became the candidate with the highest score in block C at Anh Son 1 High School in the past ten years. When asked about the secrets to achieving high scores, Yen was quite comfortable and confident in sharing the experiences she had accumulated.

Don't mistake learning block C for memorization.

According to Yen, studying block C by just memorizing is a big mistake. The important thing is to know how to think and connect events together to draw general conclusions about the relationship between those events. If you want to study block C well, read as much as possible, read to understand, not to memorize.

For Tran Thi Yen, to study block C well, the important thing is not memorization but how to connect events and how to interpret...

For Literature, according to Yen, finding your own essay topics and practicing writing at home is very important, helping you get familiar with many types of questions so that when you enter the exam room, you can "deal" with all types of questions. For History, Yen shared: "There are many events and timelines in history, not only that, they are similar, if you just stick to memorizing them, it is easy to get confused.

You should study by attaching it to a time frame, such as your birthday, your parents' birthday, or a memorable day of yours, etc. As for Geography, you don't need to memorize much, learning by idea will be most effective, and then from that idea when doing the test, you will interpret it yourself. Studying Geography requires extreme concentration when the teacher corrects the questions to be able to understand the lesson. Yen shared more, she and her friends at school are very lucky because they have experienced teachers who always keep up with the exam trends to help them review, so when they enter the exam room, they are not overwhelmed when reading the questions.

Studying in groups will be much more effective.

Yen's close friend who studied in the same class with her is Phan Thi Trang. The two friends have the same wish to enter the University of Law. In particular, Phan Thi Trang also achieved high results with a total score of 25.5 points. Yen shared that having a few friends to study in a group will make the results much better. During the past years of high school, Yen and Trang have always been friends who progressed together, trying to study and accumulate knowledge together.

Yen and Trang often study together and exchange lessons.

“When studying together, it will be easier to see which is better and to complement each other's opinions. Each person looks at the questions and gives their own opinions, thoughts, and interpretations, then synthesizes them to see which is more correct and better. This way, the results will be more objective. There are parts that need to be memorized, so one person will test the other person's test. Testing your friend's test is also a way for you to memorize and review the knowledge yourself. If you point out any mistakes, you will remember them better,” Yen said.

Psychology when taking an exam is extremely important.

Talking to us, Yen said: To have a good mentality, you have to rest a few days before the exam. When the exam is close, you should not cram knowledge. Before the exam, you should only read a little. Try to relax your mind and not worry about other problems...

According to Tran Thi Yen, a relaxed mindset will help you do better on the test.

Along with relaxing the mind, eating well and preparing mentally for any unfortunate events is very necessary. “I also want to remind you who will be candidates like me, actually when I started my first Literature exam, I suddenly had a headache, and at that time there was no medicine so I had to rush out to buy some before taking the exam. Luckily, my mentality was quite good, so I tried to do the test and the next two exams were not pressured by the previous one. Therefore, in addition to having a good mentality, you should also prevent unexpected situations like me.”

Thy Hue