1. Choose the right tools: use a good quality notebook and a pen that writes fluently. You can use colored pens, high-gloss pens or labels to highlight key points and classify them.
2. Title and subtitle: Create a clear title and corresponding subtitle for each chapter and theme. This will help you find the information you need more easily.
3. Use charts and images: Using graphs to represent formulas, theorems and concepts can help you better understand and remember. At the same time, you can also insert relevant pictures and examples in your notes.
4. Write down key points and examples: During the explanation, record key concepts, formulas and problem-solving methods. At the same time, examples are given to illustrate the application of these concepts.
5. Establish contact: Try to connect the newly learned knowledge with the knowledge already mastered. This will help you consolidate your memory and find new connections.
6. Summary and review: After learning a new chapter or theme, summarize and review it in time. This can help you consolidate your memory and find out whether your understanding of a concept is correct.
7. Keep clean and tidy: organize your notes regularly, delete unnecessary content, and ensure that your notes are clear and organized. You can use bookmarks or folders to store related notes.
8. Personalization: Use your own language and expression in your notes, which is easier to understand and remember. At the same time, you can also add your own opinions and ideas to your notes.
9. Interaction: Share notes, discuss and answer questions with classmates or teachers. This will help you understand knowledge from different angles and find possible problems in understanding.
10. Keep practicing: learning mathematics is not just taking notes, but more importantly, consolidating and improving it through a lot of practice. In the process of practice, you can refer to the contents in your notes, but you should also be brave enough to try new methods and ideas.