I said that junior high school mathematics depends on one's own understanding, generally speaking, intelligence. If you are intelligent and quick-witted, it will be easy. But if you find it difficult to understand the teacher in class, it will be a problem. But you're only in grade one, and it's not time for polarization. By the second day of the second semester, you will see the first clue. If you feel that you are easy to understand and can solve some problems in class or homework, then I suggest you start doing more problems now, and it is more difficult, one a day, no more, no less. In this way, you will find that you are much better than others in the second half of Grade Two. It is perfect to grasp the basic problems in front of you in the third grade.

Because now the math score in the senior high school entrance examination is 130, which accounts for a large proportion of the total score. Moreover, the multiple-choice questions in mathematics, the last question of the fill-in-the-blank question and the last three questions of the application question are the key points to open the gap. If you don't start training from the first grade, it's a bit difficult to get high marks. At least it's a little difficult to meet a difficult test paper.