Mathematics is a very logical subject. To improve one's math scores, one must improve one's thinking ability to some extent. How can we improve our math scores? First, we must attach importance to the classroom and basic knowledge. Second, be sure to brush the questions. Never brush the questions for the sake of brushing them. We must learn to summarize and imitate them. What aspects should be paid attention to in the process of brushing questions? Before brushing the questions, you must review the knowledge points, repeat the questions and translate them.

Math is very important, how to improve math scores?

1. Focus on the classroom and basic knowledge.

In the whole test paper, it is often a basic question that needs to master some basic knowledge in class. For ordinary students, master the basic knowledge in the textbook, so that they will not lose their normal scores during the examination. Listen carefully in class and review carefully after class.

2. Learn to summarize in the process of brushing questions.

If you finish a difficult problem, you can go back to it and reflect on why you find it difficult. At the same time, we should also learn to summarize, prepare a wrong book and write down the details of the problem.

What aspects should we pay attention to when brushing math problems?

First of all, review the knowledge before brushing the questions. You can review the basic concepts and basic formula theorems in the textbook first.

Secondly, you can do the questions repeatedly, every other week or every other month, and then go back to do the wrong questions you have done, so as to ensure that you really master the important knowledge points.

Finally, we should translate the questions. This is also a very important step, and it is also the most lacking point for many children who are not good at math. Each topic must be analyzed in detail. Although there are some troubles in the early stage, you can only improve your score after you are fully familiar with the topic.

Generally speaking, if you want to learn mathematics well, you must master the basic knowledge in the textbook and expand your knowledge. Use flexibly, especially the questions you missed. Only by brushing the questions repeatedly and learning to sum up other people's problem-solving ideas in the process of brushing the questions can we master the role of imitation.