First, when doing the problem, we must form a standardized way of thinking. First, read the problem carefully and understand the problem information objectively. Finding out the given known conditions and then finding out the implied information of the topic is the starting point of our thinking when solving problems.

Only by finding the right starting point can the topic be done quickly and accurately. In order to find the correct starting point accurately, we can usually use the method of "finding the preconditions with objective and necessary thinking" to determine the starting point of thinking.

Second, after the math exam begins, do some multiple-choice fill-in-the-blank questions. These questions are all calculated on draft paper, which can be answered quickly, regardless of the paper, and they are all about the application of simple knowledge points.

Third, apart from the basic knowledge and formulas of mathematics, in fact, every problem has a disintegration idea. Changes in problems usually require you to change the way you solve problems, which is also cumulative. For example, you have been doing a trigonometric function problem. If you have been doing it in the same way, but suddenly you have a different question, you need to write this problem down. These steps are urgent. Accumulate slowly and stick to it.

Fourth, in the process of improving math scores, it is normal to temporarily fail to see progress. At this time, we must not be discouraged. We must believe that before the college entrance examination, it is not too late as long as we work hard. To scientifically analyze the problems in the test paper, you can also ask teachers or classmates to help you analyze and solve them quickly. Don't waste time in a state of "losing confidence".

Fifth, students who want to learn high school mathematics well must constantly sum up in the process of doing problems and learning. Only by accumulating certain knowledge can we change from quantitative change to qualitative change, and can students improve their grades more efficiently.