1, recite mathematics (simple and practical)

Hideki Wada, a Japanese scholar, is a mess in mathematics, and even wants to give up mathematics and enroll students in a college that doesn't require math scores.

Until one day he thought of the learning method of reciting mathematics, and he wrote:

This skill is: if you don't understand the question, look at the solution directly and recite it first.

In this way, it usually takes only 5 minutes to recite a question. In terms of quantity, you can catch up with students with good grades.

I don't like sea tactics. I like to find one or two typical questions from each type and recite them once or twice. After getting to know them, I will cover the problems with examples.

2. Textbooks, test papers and test papers.

The steps of role exchange between test paper and teaching material are as follows:

The first step is to arrange the test papers in the order of the teaching materials and number them.

Because the test papers are basically based on textbooks, it is not difficult to clean them up.

Step two, write a lead at the beginning of the test paper.

The main contents are: first, what this paper tests, and second, the main points of knowledge related to the test.

The third step is to write a summary at the end of the test paper, summarize your own test situation and write your own knowledge defects.

3. Come back to do the questions in the textbook for the following reasons:

First, the exercises in the textbook are selected by the teacher who wrote the textbook after painstaking and repeated consideration. Are the most representative questions, the most representative questions, the best questions, and the questions worth doing.

Second: Generally speaking, the exercises in textbooks pay special attention to the connection with concepts, formulas and laws, and a common problem of students with unstable math scores is that they don't work hard on the foundation and don't master concepts, formulas and laws very well, so the exercises in textbooks are worth doing.

Thirdly, some teachers have talked about the exercises in textbooks, and some teaching reference books have detailed explanations, which makes it easier to do it right, thus enhancing your confidence.