Mathematics is a very strange subject with the phenomenon of "falling behind". In mathematics, we often see that in the third and fourth grades of primary school, a group of students' mathematics scores suddenly declined; Later, in the second and third grades, a group of students often fell behind in mathematics; Later, in high school, some people kept falling behind. Why is this?

Why is mathematics an advanced thinking activity of human beings? The more you go up, the more you need all kinds of thinking skills. When your thinking ability is insufficient, backwardness is inevitable.

For example-before the third grade of primary school, mathematics only needs to be memorized, and it is enough to remember some calculation rules;

But in the fourth grade of primary school, it is not enough to have memory, but also to have logical ability. At this time, children with insufficient logical thinking ability will fall behind;

In junior high school, we still need to use spatial imagination, and students with insufficient spatial imagination can't run;

High school students may need to use thinking skills such as abstraction, induction, deduction, etc., and students with insufficient comprehensive ability in this area will be unable to do so.

It's a bit like building a high-rise building. The deeper and stronger the foundation laid by childhood, the higher and grander the future building will be, and the less it will give up halfway.

How to Improve Math Performance in Pre-class Preview

Because preview before class can give you a general understanding of what the teacher will do in the next class, and I won't do anything about it, so it can be solved in class. In addition, we should actively raise our hands to answer questions in class, and gradually have a strong interest in mathematics. The key to learning mathematics well lies in interest.

Always take notes.

Classifying those topics that often make mistakes, classic topics and those that can't, that is, putting them together with similar topics, is conducive to understanding and seeing clearly. Understanding is particularly important for mathematics.

Review and consolidate in time after class.

In this way, I will be impressed. After returning home, take at least 40 minutes to read the contents of today's class carefully by yourself. After reading the book, put away your textbooks and do exercises. By doing exercises, you can check what you did badly again. If you can't, you can read the textbook again. From then on, I believe you will be impressed.

These are the reasons why my math scores have dropped. Thank you for reading.