1. Make a study plan: reasonably arrange the study time every day, break down the math course into small goals and complete it step by step.

2. Understand the concept: Mathematics is a basic subject. To learn mathematics well, we must first understand the basic concepts and principles and establish a solid foundation.

3. Do more exercises: Mathematics needs a lot of exercises to consolidate knowledge, and doing more exercises can help you get familiar with various questions and problem-solving ideas.

4. Pay attention to thinking training: Mathematics is a subject of logical thinking. We should cultivate good thinking habits and learn to analyze problems, summarize and reason.

5. Ask for help: If you encounter problems or don't understand, ask teachers, classmates or parents for help and solve problems in time.

6. Creative thinking: Mathematics is not only rote learning, but also needs to cultivate creative thinking, try different problem-solving methods and ideas, and improve problem-solving ability.

7. Use more auxiliary tools: Using calculators, geometry tools and other auxiliary tools can improve the efficiency and accuracy of problem solving.

8. Take notes: In the learning process, record key knowledge and problem-solving methods in time to facilitate review and review.

9. Persist in reviewing: Mathematics needs constant consolidation and review, and what you have learned should be reviewed regularly to deepen your memory and understanding.

10. cultivate interest: cultivating interest in mathematics learning is the most important. By taking part in mathematics competitions and solving practical problems, we can stimulate our interest and love for mathematics.