Make a study plan: help students make a detailed study plan, and make clear the study objectives and time schedule. The plan can include weekly study tasks and review plans to ensure the gradual accumulation and consolidation of mathematical knowledge.

Understand the basic knowledge: ensure that students have a solid grasp of the basic knowledge of mathematics in grade three. If there are weaknesses, timely supplement and strengthen learning to avoid problems in high school mathematics.

Accumulate problem exercises: provide a large number of math problem exercises, including basic problems and extended problems. Practice can help students to be familiar with different types of mathematical problems and improve their ability to solve problems.

Regular mock exams: Organize mock exams regularly to help students get familiar with the exam environment and cope with the exam pressure. Through mock exams, students' learning progress can be evaluated and their learning plans can be adjusted in time.

Personalized Counseling: Provide students with personalized mathematics counseling, and make targeted counseling plans according to their learning characteristics and difficulties. Personalized tutoring can better meet the needs of students and help them solve specific math problems.

Utilization of multimedia resources: Make use of multimedia teaching materials and online learning resources to make mathematics learning more lively and interesting. Multimedia resources can help students better understand abstract mathematical concepts.

Group study: Encourage students to join math study groups to discuss and answer questions with each other. Group learning can promote the cooperation and communication between students and deepen the understanding of mathematics knowledge.

Regular feedback: Give students regular learning feedback, including grades and learning progress. According to the feedback results, adjust the learning plan and formulate more effective learning strategies.

Participation in Mathematics Competition: Encouraging students to participate in mathematics competition can not only exercise their mathematics skills, but also stimulate their interest and improve their learning motivation.

Cultivating mathematical thinking: helping students to cultivate their mathematical thinking ability can not only solve specific mathematical problems, but also apply mathematical thinking to solve real-life problems.

Home-school cooperation: keep close contact with parents, communicate with parents on a regular basis about students' learning situation and progress, and care about students' mathematics learning.

Stimulate interest: stimulate students' interest in mathematics through vivid and interesting math stories, examples and applications, and let them actively participate in learning.