You just entered junior high school, and I'm only a freshman now. I got good grades in junior high school, but I really didn't adapt to it after entering high school, and I was anxious for a while. But after my adjustment and guidance, it didn't have much effect, so my mentality was very peaceful. However, I did well at the end of the half-term monthly exam and still ranked among the best.

So I don't think you have to worry at all. Learn slowly, and then you can infiltrate slowly.

If you are really in a hurry (if you fall behind too much), practice more questions and ask more teachers. Don't say you know both! I know, but few students can really do it. Math exercises alone can beat off many people. There are still many people who just don't want to ask the teacher. These two points are really important! I tell you sincerely!

You are only in junior high school now, in fact, it is a bit far to talk about the college entrance examination. Hey, hey, I'm saying this to relax you. However, the foundation of junior high school is very important. Your willingness to deal with math problems shows that you are a good student. I believe that if you can realize the importance of the above two points and carry them out, your achievements will surely advance by leaps and bounds! Come on!

Also, concentration in class is the best learning foundation. Don't listen to nothing in class and clamor for improving your grades. It's all empty talk