1, try to master and digest all the knowledge the teacher said in class. Listen carefully in class, don't make small moves, and don't whisper to your classmates; For more difficult questions, we should dare to ask why, raise your hand first, then speak, and ask teachers and classmates humbly.

2. Seriously complete all the homework assigned by the teacher and be meticulous. Classroom assignments should be completed in class, and after-school assignments and homework should be completed independently on time. When you do your homework, you must carefully examine the questions, find out the meaning of the questions, do them carefully, not carelessly, and check them carefully after you finish them, so that you can do them quickly and well.

3. Do a good job in preview before class and review after class. Preview what you will learn the next day every day. For those who don't understand and can't understand, write them down in the notebook first, listen to the lecture with questions in class the next day, or ask the teacher for advice in class. After school, review what you have learned in time, so that you can go deep into your heart, implant your brain and strengthen your memory.

4. We should make use of Sundays and holidays to squeeze out time and continue to study in-depth the Olympic Mathematics and other improvement questions. Read more extracurricular books, draw inferences from others, integrate theory with practice, and constantly enrich your knowledge.

Take every exam seriously, especially the mid-term and final exams. Every exam, you can do the questions you know correctly, so you should set aside time for inspection and correction. Never cheat, so that you can get high marks.