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小学学生学习计划集合 『范文21』
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小学学生学习计划集合 『范文22』
三个阶段
准初四学生将迎来紧张的复习冲刺阶段,这个假期能否合理安排学习至关重要，一味学习会让自己没开学就已疲惫不堪。因此，这个假期要劳逸结合，可将假期氛围放松、学习和收心3个阶段。
第一阶段要放松。和同学一起参加适当的体育锻炼,为中考体育做准备；到博物馆、科技馆、天文馆等处参观，拓宽知识面；到图书馆看看感兴趣的书籍，阅读一些课外读物增长知识，并积累作文素材。
第二阶段要适当学习。此时暑期已经过半，学生应应制订一个具体的学习计划，将学过的知识回顾一下，并总结归纳。
第三阶段要收心。开学前一周要开始收心了，为开学做好准备。可以尝试做一个复习计划表，找找感觉，为即将开始的初四生活做好心理准备。
【数学】主动思考学“活”知识
初四的数学更深、更难了,但只要掌握正确的学习方法，学好数学并不是难事。学数学不能仅靠老师教，更要靠自己主动去理解、掌握。
学生要积极主动地发现问题，注重新旧知识间的内在联系，不满足于现成的思路和结论，经常进行一题多解、一题多变的练习。只看书不做题不行，只埋头做题不总结积累也不行。学生对课本知识既要能钻进去，又要能跳出来，结合自身特点，找到最佳学习方法。
不但语文要记笔记,数学也要记笔记。特别是对概念的理解和数学规律的总结，对教师课堂中拓展的课外知识也要记下来。同学们还要记录本章最有价值的思想方法或例题，以及自己存在的未解决的问题，以便今后将其补上；把平时容易出错的知识或推理记下来，以防再犯，通过找错、改错达到最终防错的目的。学生还可利用假期提前总结梳理知识结构，如做一个知识表格，这样在复习时可以更一目了然。
【语文】多看书做“书虫”
升入初四后，学生要更重视平时知识的积累，多看书，做“书虫”，从书中汲取养分。
平时多看有益的课外书对自己帮助很大,读书不仅要用心，更要动手写、勤引用。同学们可以利用暑假，给自己安排早读时间，将初一、初二、初三背诵过的诗词、文章，全部作为早读内容朗诵、熟记。一个假期至少坚持背诵50首唐宋诗词和100条名句。同学们还要养成做读书笔记的好习惯，落在笔头的知识点更容易记住。笔记可包括诗词名句、名人名言、佳作美文及写作技巧、错别字、病句搜集、文学常识等多方面内容。
除了书籍外，学生还要做一个勤奋的阅读者，充分利用课余时间，阅读健康的报纸杂志。学生要学会欣赏报纸杂志中的文章及标题，如《作文报》、《读者》等，养成剪报和摘抄的好习惯，扩充自己的知识储备。
学生可利用假期多去图书馆、多逛书店，学习课外知识，做一只“书虫”。有条件的孩子可配备《现代汉语词典》、《成语字典》、《古汉语字典》、《唐诗三百首》、《宋词精选》等书。
【英语】暑假复习重在阅读
暑假复习要把重点放在阅读上。
阅读是英语考试的重要考查内容，它包含了词汇、语法等内容，对作文写作也有益处。假期，你可以找些材料阅读，提高阅读能力。选择材料时要根据自己的具体情况，不要选择难度太大的。如果满篇都是生词，读起来也没有兴趣。准初四考生还可利用假期预习一下生词，这样开学后学习就比较轻松，容易跟上老师进度。
不同层次的学生假期学习安排要有所不同。学习基础较差的学生要注意查缺补漏，把学过的词汇、语法知识复习一遍，看看自己存在哪些漏洞，并及时弥补，不欠旧账对高中学习非常关键。学习基础较好的学生可以提前预习一下新课程，做一些准备，如每天背背新词汇，看看新语法知识。
有时间的学生还可以做做听力练练耳朵，既可以听听力训练磁带，也可以听听英文歌曲。
【物理】根据学习情况对症下药
暑假复习物理时，要根据自己初三的学习情况“对症下药”。
物理学科在初四阶段的学习与复习非常重要，第一学期还要学习一些新课，第二学期开始复习。要充分利用好这个暑假复习和预习，提前为新学年做好准备。
对于初三物理成绩较好的学生来说，可以根据教材，把已经学过的一些零碎知识点利用暑假做巩固复习。比如力学和电学部分是重要考点。有能力的学生可以做一些力学、电学综合性的往年中考题。通过做试题，查缺补漏，看看自己还有哪些知识点没有掌握。
对于基础较弱的学生，最好把初一到初三的笔记拿出来，重新复习一遍，这样在将来面对新的知识时就不会陌生。如果自主学习能力较差，盲目上辅导班也不一定有效，不如在假期根据自己的学习情况做一些练习题，或者从以前的错题中汲取经验，以求达到不留漏洞，提前预热的效果，以饱满的信心迎接新学期的到来。
【化学】预习从现在
化学需要记背的知识较多，学生应利用暑假提前预习一些简单的知识点，既可以在新学期对化学课不太陌生，也可以为以后的紧张学习、复习打好基础。
学生在预习时要订好计划，可以分章节学习，比如熟悉化学元素周期表、了解化学仪器的使用要求或将同族元素分成板块，简单地了解元素性质、方程式等基础知识。先要将课本上的内容初步理解，提前背一些需要记忆的内容。
化学知识比较零散、抽象，但也有章法可循，初中化学知识并不难掌握。通过化学基本概念和理论的预习，要找准哪些知识点对今后的学习有帮助，并加强记忆理解；选择一些有解题思路的指导书，根据自己的学习情况适当做一些习题，同时多理解题中公式的运用；通过做一些习题和练习可以发现学习中的问题，用笔记本把问题集中起来，这样可以使开学后的学习更有针对性。
只要在暑假做好预习，开学后认真听讲，勤看书、勤动手，每个初四学生都可以学好化学。
另外，无论学生在假期做了多少复习和预习工作，也不代表开学后可以放松学习，一定要认真听讲，跟着老师的进度走，要分清主次，课外辅导固然重要，但最重要的是上课认真听讲，课外辅导只是辅助。
小学学生学习计划集合 『范文23』
Children Targeted for Better Learning in Cambodia
A group of 50 Cambodian schoolchildren are trying a program to develop young people who can improve the country.
They are working to develop a model program that can be repeated in other countries.
In 20xx, teachers and staff from the Liger Learning Center interviewed hundreds of children across Cambodia. They wanted to find the most promising students. They chose 25 boys and 25 girls. The Liger Learning Center paid for all of the students’ education and living costs.
Most of Liger's 50 students are from poor families. Cambodia has a weak public education system. Children of low-earning families have little chance to receive a quality education.
The Liger school wants to change that for these 50 students. Next year, they want to add 50 more students. Over time, they want to change education for the whole country.
U.S. businessman Trevor Gile, who started the school with his wife, was in Cambodia last week. He said that the goal of the school is to help people help themselves, instead of just giving them money. That means those who attend the school have to give something back.
Education in Cambodia is slowly improving. But the education minister has a very big job ahead.
Teaching methods at government schools are based on rote learning, memorization of subjects in order to pass exams.
Mr. Gile’s wealth means that Liger is ahead of other schools. Each Liger student, for instance, has a laptop. The school uses a more modern teaching style. Students often do group projects and take class trips.
Thirteen-year-old Seiha was chosen. His parents, who have very little money, were happy. Seiha worked with a team of Liger students to write a book about Cambodia's wildlife. Another book the Liger students wrote about the economy will be used in schools across the country.
Trevor Gile says, in the end, the Liger Learning Center is about more than helping Cambodia to move forward.
Mr. Gile is happy with the progress so far. He says he is sure Liger will show the results it promises. Then, he says, other individuals and organizations will want to expand the idea.
Trevor Gile expects that by 20xx there will be at least 10 Liger schools in the region and beyond.
By then, this class of 12- and 13-year-olds will have graduated. If all goes as planned, they will be using the skills they are learning here to help Cambodia move forward.
I’m Jonathan Evans.
Do you have school-age children in Asia? How does this new program sound to you? Please leave a comment below or on our page.?
Robert Carmichael wrote this story VOA News. Adam Brock adapted it for Learning English. Caty Weaver was the editor.
Words in This Story
experimental – adj. made or done in order to see how well something works
scholarship – n. an amount of money that is given by a school, an organization, etc., to a student to help pay for the student's education
take the world by storm – idiom. Have great and rapid success in a particular place or with a particular group of people
not by a long shot – idiom. Not even close
rote learning – n. the process of learning something by repeating it many times without thinking about it or fully understanding it
experiential learning – n. the process of learning through experience or "learning through reflection on doing".
wildlife – n. animals living in nature: wild animals
pet project – n. a favorite personal project
region – n. a part of a country, of the world, etc., that is different or separate from other parts in some way