1. Make a study plan: reasonably arrange the study time every day to ensure that there is enough time to review and practice math problems.

2. Consolidate basic knowledge: Mathematics is a step-by-step subject, so make sure you have a clear understanding of basic concepts and formulas. Ask the teacher in time if you don't understand anything.

3. Do more exercises: Through a lot of exercises, you can be familiar with all kinds of questions and problem-solving ideas, and improve the speed and accuracy of problem solving.

4. Pay attention to thinking training: Mathematics needs flexible thinking and logical reasoning ability, which can be exercised by solving some math problems and participating in math competitions.

5. Use auxiliary tools: You can use some math learning software or online resources, such as math video tutorials and math question banks. Assist learning and consolidate knowledge.

6. Organizing study groups: forming study groups with classmates to discuss and answer questions can deepen the understanding of mathematics knowledge.

7. Participate in classroom interaction: actively participate in classroom discussions and questions, and interact with teachers and classmates, which can deepen the understanding and application of mathematics knowledge.

8. Review regularly: Review what you have learned regularly to consolidate your memory and avoid forgetting.

9. Preparation before the exam: Conduct systematic review and mock exam before the exam, familiarize yourself with the form and rhythm of the exam, and enhance your self-confidence.

10. Keep a positive learning attitude: believe that you can make progress, keep a positive learning attitude, and keep working hard and persisting.