1. Develop good study habits: keep a certain amount of study time every day and avoid cramming. Review what you have learned regularly to consolidate your foundation.

2. Actively participate in the classroom: listen carefully, actively answer questions, and interact with teachers and classmates. Ask the teacher in time if you don't understand anything in class.

3. Note-taking: Take notes carefully in class, record key knowledge and difficulties, and review in time after class.

4. Do exercises frequently: Mathematics learning needs a lot of exercises to consolidate knowledge points. Do more questions, start with simple questions and gradually improve the difficulty. If you have any questions that you can't answer, ask the teacher or classmates in time.

5. Summary: After learning a knowledge point, you should summarize it in time and form your own thinking framework. You can help yourself understand and remember by making mind maps and summarizing formulas.

6. Cultivate problem-solving ideas: learn to use mathematical formulas and theorems to solve practical problems and cultivate your own problem-solving ideas and methods. Take part in more math competitions and discussions to improve your problem-solving ability.

7. Maintain a positive learning attitude: Have confidence and patience in math learning, be not afraid of difficulties, bravely face setbacks, constantly adjust learning methods, and strive to improve yourself.

8. Understand the examination requirements: be familiar with the examination syllabus and test questions, understand the examination requirements of various knowledge points, and review them in a targeted manner.

9. Regular self-test: Conduct self-test regularly to understand your learning progress and mastery, find out your own shortcomings, and make timely and targeted improvements.

10. Maintain good work and rest and eating habits: ensure adequate sleep and maintain a good mental state. Eat a balanced diet, properly supplement nutrition, and maintain a good learning state.