For students, I think you should master the basics first, which is the most important thing. If you leave the foundation, you can't talk about going to school and doing math well. Secondly, if you have a good foundation, you must know how to draw inferences, otherwise you will not be able to start with something that is slightly different from the textbook; Finally, I want to be a student under exam-oriented education, that is, to practice-that is, to do problems, to test myself from the problems, to find my own shortcomings in the process of testing myself, and to consolidate them.

Of course, a person's interest in mathematics learning also plays a key role. If you are not interested, how can you learn math well? In this process, how teachers cultivate students' interest in learning is another problem.

It's not a long story, I hope this word can help you a little!