1. Basic knowledge review: Review the mathematical knowledge points learned throughout the semester, especially the basic concepts and formulas. You can consolidate your memory by doing exercises after class and sorting out your notes.
2. Problem-solving training: Select some classic senior high school entrance examination questions to practice, including multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions and solution questions. You can choose a topic that suits you from the real questions and simulated papers over the years to practice.
3. Strengthen key knowledge: review key knowledge according to your own weaknesses. You can ask teachers or classmates for help and answer questions.
4. Make a study plan: arrange the daily study time reasonably, divide the review content into small pieces, and focus on reviewing one or two knowledge points every day to avoid memory confusion caused by learning too much at one time.
5. A variety of learning methods: In addition to doing problems, you can also learn by watching teaching videos and participating in online remedial classes. A variety of learning methods can help us better understand and master knowledge.
6. Make a summary of the wrong questions: In the process of doing the questions, you should record the questions you can't or do wrong in time, and make a summary and analysis. Find out the reasons for your mistakes and avoid making the same mistakes again.
7. Sprint before the exam: conduct a comprehensive review and summary in the last week before the end of the winter vacation. You can do some mock exams to test your review effect and adjust your study plan in time.