1. Make a study plan: Make a detailed study plan, including daily study time, study content and objectives. This can help you organize your time and energy better and avoid procrastination and wasting time.
2. Understand the basic concepts: Mathematics is a discipline gradually established, so it is very important to understand the basic concepts. If you don't understand a concept, don't rush to learn it. Take the time to figure out its definition and principle first.
3. Do more exercises: Mathematics needs constant practice to master, so do more exercises. You can start with simple topics and gradually increase the difficulty until you can solve complex problems independently.
4. Pay attention to thinking methods: There are many different methods and ideas for solving mathematical problems. Try different methods and find the one that suits you. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the rigor and logic of thinking to avoid mistakes.
5. Use network resources: There are many high-quality math learning websites and video tutorials that can help you better understand and master math knowledge. These resources can be used for autonomous learning and supplementary classroom knowledge.
6. Ask for help: If you encounter difficulties or problems you don't understand, you can ask teachers, classmates or parents for help. Don't be shy or embarrassed. Only by solving the problems in time can we make better progress.