1. Find out the problem: First of all, you must make clear what difficulties you have in mathematics, whether it is that your basic knowledge is not solid, your problem-solving skills are insufficient, or your interest in mathematics is not high. Only by understanding the problems can we make targeted improvements.
2. Strengthen the basic knowledge: Mastering the basic knowledge directly affects the subsequent study. We can strengthen the study and consolidation of basic knowledge through textbooks, tutorials or network resources.
3. Improve problem-solving skills: Doing more exercises, especially those with strong comprehensiveness and moderate difficulty, can help you improve your problem-solving ability. At the same time, learn to use some problem-solving methods and skills, such as drawing, setting variables, classified discussion and so on.
4. Cultivate interest: Try to find the application of mathematics from life examples to make learning mathematics more interesting. You can take part in some math competitions or discuss math problems with your classmates to improve your interest in math.
5. Make a study plan: arrange the study time reasonably and allocate enough study time for each subject. On the basis of ensuring the study of other subjects, increase the investment in mathematics learning.
6. Ask for help: Don't be afraid to ask teachers, classmates or parents if you don't understand questions. More communication and discussion will help to enhance understanding.
7. Maintain self-confidence and patience: It takes time and perseverance to learn mathematics. Don't give up because of a temporary setback. Believe in yourself and persevere, and you will certainly overcome the problem of partiality and achieve better results.