how to study science?

Answer 1

Start off by reading the chapter and making a list of every word that is in bold or highlighted and all words that you are unfamiliar with. Next look up and write out definitions for every word on the list. Now you can start to actually study the material for meaning and concept. The questions in the back of the chapter are helpful to tie in everything. Be sure to take notes in class, especially writing down any examples your teacher gives. Next, complete all homework and lab assignments completely and on time. Finally, if you have any questiions left, ask your teacher, that's what they are there for, plus all of your previous studying will show in the level of question you are able to ask. Science isn't easy, but it's worth it. Many students look for an easy way to learn it, but it is just one of those subjects that you must learn to read, study and work on outside and inside of the classroom.
I hope you do well!

Answer 2

I took a science I was interested in and never missed a class, sat in front row, took excellent notes and re-read them daily, read all assignments at least twice (if not more)-slow at first, then more quickly, and always turned in everything on time-even if it wasn't optimum. Join a club or entertain yourself online too. Scientists make good money and you will get respect for a lifetime.

Answer 3

right, i think the easiest thing to do is read something then cover it and write down what you've absorbed. Keep going till everything sticks. Also, there are also like little ways of remembering stuff, (i.e. my very easy method just showed us nine planets, for the order of planets). Also, for physics especially, equation triangles help me

Answer 4

First: Understand the concept, how the thing works.
Second: HIGHLIGHT and Memorise the key words.
Third: Use the key words and link them up into sentences in exams.

Answer 5

Start off easy.

Potassium + H2O = BOOM!