Improving mathematics literacy is a slow work. You need to do some math problems every day and sort them out and summarize them. Stick to it and your math scores will improve steadily.

If you want to get short-term results, the best way is to divide mathematics into special topics and attack them separately. For each topic, we should first sort out its knowledge points and make a network (this is very important, because doing math problems depends on whether there is a knowledge network in our mind), then find some typical examples and write down their solutions. After all the above operations are completed, you can find some difficult problems to do properly. It takes about two weeks to complete the big topics such as function, analytic geometry, sequence and trigonometric function in high school textbooks, and about one week to complete the small topics such as set, permutation and combination, probability, inequality and solid geometry.

I am also a senior three student, and my application for law and mathematics is very effective. The key to mathematics is to lay a foundation, not to do problems blindly. After all, 70% of the college entrance examination mathematics is the foundation.

Come on, landlord! ! There are still six months left. From now on, there will be gains!