1. Establish good study habits: keep a certain amount of study time every day, insist on doing problems and reviewing, and avoid procrastination and rote memorization.

2. Understanding concepts and principles: Mathematics is a basic subject, and mastering basic concepts and principles is the key to learning mathematics well. Ensure a thorough understanding of knowledge points by reading textbooks, participating in classroom discussions and consulting teachers.

3. Do more exercises: Mathematics needs a lot of exercises to consolidate knowledge and improve problem-solving ability. Choose a problem set or test paper that suits your level, insist on doing a certain number of exercises every day, and correct your mistakes in time.

4. Learn to summarize: In the process of learning, summarize what you have learned in time and form your own mind map or notes. This can help you remember and understand, and it is convenient for you to review later.

5. Ask for help: If you have problems or don't understand, don't hesitate to ask for help from teachers, classmates or parents. They may give different ideas and methods to help you better understand and solve problems.

6. Make a study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to your own time and ability. 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. Use more auxiliary tools: Using calculators, geometry tools and other auxiliary tools can improve the calculation speed and accuracy and save time and energy.

8. Cultivate interest: It is very important to cultivate interest in mathematics. You can increase your interest and motivation in mathematics by participating in mathematics competitions and solving practical problems.

In short, improving math scores requires unremitting efforts and correct learning methods. Through the comprehensive application of the above methods, I believe we can achieve better mathematics results.