1. Set goals: Set a clear goal, such as improving math scores or studying a math problem.
2. Evaluate the current situation: Evaluate your own mathematics level, including the knowledge you have mastered and the places that need to be strengthened.
3. Make a plan: Make a detailed math study plan according to your own goals and current situation. The plan should include the daily or weekly study schedule, the specific contents and objectives of the study, and the learning methods and tools.
4. Implementation plan: study according to the established study plan.
5. Monitor and check the progress: monitor your own learning process, check your learning achievements regularly, and adjust and optimize your learning plan as needed.
6. Maintain enthusiasm and motivation: When encountering difficulties or setbacks in learning, maintain a positive attitude and enthusiasm, seek help and support, find appropriate solutions, and maintain motivation and confidence in learning.
Common mathematical skills
1. estimation: estimation techniques can be used when there is no calculator or time is tight. For example, when performing multiplication, a number is approximated to a relatively small number and its approximation is calculated to estimate the product.
2. Factorization: The polynomial is decomposed into a series of simple factors, which can be better understood and calculated. (Of course, some polynomials are difficult to factorize. )
3. Simplify fractions: Simplifying fractions into the simplest form helps to calculate and compare different fractions.
4. Parity: By judging the parity of a number, we can quickly get whether it is divisible by 2 and the characteristics of its sequence.