1. Establish good study habits: keep a certain amount of study time every day and insist on completing homework and review tasks on time. Arrange your time reasonably to avoid procrastination and rote memorization.

2. Understand the basic knowledge: Mathematics is a step-by-step subject, based on the understanding of basic knowledge. Make sure you have a clear understanding of basic concepts, formulas and theorems. Ask the teacher in time if you have any questions.

3. Do more exercises: Mathematics is a subject that needs to be practiced repeatedly. By doing a lot of exercises, you can be familiar with all kinds of questions and solving methods, and improve the speed and accuracy of solving problems.

4. Pay attention to thinking training: Mathematics is not only about memorizing and applying formulas, but also needs to cultivate logical thinking and problem-solving ability. Do more thinking training questions and exercise your analytical reasoning ability.

5. Communicate and discuss with classmates: Studying and discussing math problems with classmates can help each other and stimulate thinking. Join a math study group or remedial class, solve problems with other students and share learning experience.

6. Make a study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to your own study progress and goals. Break down the learning content into small goals and complete them step by step to avoid too much stress caused by learning at one time.

7. Review before the exam: review the system before the exam, review key knowledge and problem-solving skills. Do some mock test questions and be familiar with the test form and time limit.

8. Ask for help: Ask teachers, classmates or parents for help in time when you encounter difficult or incomprehensible problems. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Solving problems in time can avoid accumulation and confusion.