1. Cultivate interest: interest is the best teacher. Try to discover the fun in mathematics, such as the sense of accomplishment in solving difficult problems or the satisfaction in applying mathematical knowledge to real life.
2. Preview before class: Preview the content of the new lesson in advance and understand the knowledge points to be talked about in class, which can help you better keep up with the teacher's rhythm and improve the efficiency of listening to lectures.
3. Listen carefully: listen attentively in class, follow the teacher's ideas, actively participate in classroom discussion and interaction, and don't miss any knowledge points.
4. Review after class: Review in time after class to consolidate what you learned that day and avoid forgetting. When reviewing, you can try to summarize the knowledge points and make a mind map to facilitate understanding and memory.
5. Exercises: Doing more exercises, especially the examples and exercises in textbooks, can help you get familiar with knowledge points and improve your problem-solving ability. When you encounter a difficult problem, don't rush to look at the answer or ask for help, try to solve it yourself first, so as to deepen your understanding of the knowledge points.
6. Wrong question book: establish a wrong question book, sort out the wrong questions and review them regularly to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
7. Ask for help: If you encounter difficulties in your study, don't be afraid to ask for help from teachers, parents or classmates. They can provide valuable advice and help.
8. Adjust your mentality: keep a positive learning attitude and don't be afraid of failure. Mathematics is a subject that needs constant practice and thinking. It's normal to encounter difficulties. As long as you persist, you will definitely improve your grades.
9. Regular test: Conduct self-test regularly to evaluate your learning progress and mastery. This will help you understand your weaknesses and make targeted improvements.