1. Grasp the basic knowledge. Mathematics is a basic subject, so you must make sure that you have mastered the necessary basic knowledge. If you find yourself having difficulties in some aspects, you can review relevant textbooks or refer to other reliable resources.

2. Practice doing problems. Mathematics needs a lot of practice to master. By doing more questions, you can better understand concepts and methods and improve your skills. It is suggested to choose topics suitable for your own difficulty and type to practice, such as exercises in textbooks and college entrance examination questions over the years.

3. Pay attention to the way of thinking. Mathematics is not only about memorizing formulas and calculations, but more importantly, cultivating the correct way of thinking. For example, learning the methods of classified discussion, reverse thinking and induction can help you solve problems better.

Ask for help. If you encounter difficulties in your study, don't hesitate to ask for help from teachers, classmates or parents. They may provide useful advice and support to help you overcome difficulties.

5. Continue to study. Mathematics is a process that needs long-term accumulation and cannot be accomplished overnight. We should persist in learning a little every day and constantly consolidate and improve our knowledge. At the same time, we should also pay attention to maintaining a good attitude and not giving up easily.