The key is that people's logical thinking structure is different. Solving math problems requires strong logical thinking ability, mainly relying on your left brain analysis. You need to do more things to exercise this part. I feel that building blocks are very exercise.

Then, we should have certain spatial composition ability and association ability. Many questions are composed of different clues. As long as we can sort out the clues, the answer will naturally be easy to get.

The most effective way to do the problem is to accumulate clues and the contact points in the clues. Simply put, it is the infiltration of knowledge points, which teachers usually emphasize.