First, we should rethink the reasons why we don't like math teachers and find ways to improve the relationship between teachers and students. I still remember when I was in the sixth grade of primary school, I was misunderstood by the math teacher in class and I was disgusted with the math teacher. At that time, I especially didn't want to take math class. When I realized that I didn't listen to the class well, I reflected on myself again. Actually, I'm just looking for an excuse not to study math. What I really don't like is not my math teacher, but my poor math self. If we don't listen to the math class, in fact, it is not the teacher who suffers the most, but ourselves. Therefore, we need to find ways to improve the relationship between teachers and students. The teacher is responsible for teaching us to master textbook knowledge. Sometimes for the sake of students, his tone will be heavier. We should look at the problem from the teacher's point of view. I haven't been distracted in math class since I finished thinking. We need to rethink the reasons why we don't like math teachers and find ways to improve the relationship between teachers and students.
Second, we should seriously think about the consequences of not listening carefully in math class and consider other ways to improve math performance. We should seriously think about the consequences of not listening carefully in math class and consider other ways to improve our math scores. If you don't listen carefully in class, your grades will naturally plummet. In this regard, we can only improve our math scores by self-study, asking our families to help us with counseling and attending extracurricular remedial classes. The first way is to teach ourselves mathematics, but without a solid mathematical foundation, we will often encounter many unanswered questions in the process of self-study, which makes us feel very depressed. The second way is to ask family members to help us coach ourselves, but this requires family members with a certain foundation in mathematics. This method is not feasible if the family knows nothing about mathematics. The third way is to study mathematics by attending extracurricular remedial classes, but the premise is that our family needs to have a certain economic foundation, otherwise it will be a big expense. After weighing all kinds of methods to improve math scores, I think we should keep a correct reading attitude, listen carefully in math class and consult teachers and classmates after class.
Third, we should realize the importance of learning mathematics well. We should realize the importance of learning mathematics well. If we don't learn math well, it will be an obstacle for us to continue our study. Some people may say that it doesn't matter if you don't learn math well. As long as you learn other subjects well, you can still get into a good school. But in fact, such an idea is not realistic. If we don't do well in math, even if we do well in other subjects, we will be dragged down by math when calculating the total score. The reason why I failed in the college entrance examination is precisely because the subject of mathematics did not play its normal level, which led to the unsatisfactory total score of the college entrance examination. We must face up to the importance of mathematics to us, seize the opportunity to learn mathematics well, and make mathematics one of the important trump cards for our further study.
We should cherish the opportunity of being able to listen to the math teacher at school, straighten the mentality of learning math, change the attitude and methods of learning math, and thus improve our math scores.