1. Do more questions: Through a lot of practice, you can be familiar with various questions and problem-solving methods, thus cultivating flexible thinking ability. You can choose to do some topics with moderate difficulty, gradually increase the difficulty and challenge your thinking limit.
2. Think more: In the process of doing the problem, we should not only pay attention to whether the answer is correct, but also think about the ideas and methods of solving the problem. You can try different methods to solve problems, compare their advantages and disadvantages, and improve the flexibility of solving problems.
3. Communicate more: communicate with classmates, teachers or parents and share your own ideas and methods to solve problems. By communicating with others, we can learn different ways to solve problems, thus broadening our way of thinking.
4. Read more books: You can learn more problem-solving methods and ideas by reading books, articles and topic analysis related to mathematics. You can choose some classic mathematical works, such as Beauty of Mathematics and World of Mathematics, to draw inspiration from them.
5. Think more about the essence of the problem: in the process of solving the problem, be good at discovering the essence and key of the problem. By analyzing the preconditions, logical relations and problem-solving objectives of the problem, the key to solving the problem can be found.
In short, broadening the thinking of doing math problems requires constant practice, thinking and communication. By doing more questions, thinking more, communicating more, reading more and thinking more about the nature of problems, we can improve the flexibility and thinking ability of solving problems, so as to achieve better results in mathematics learning.