1. Understanding rather than rote learning: When taking notes, understanding the meaning of concepts and formulas is more important than rote learning. Try to explain in your own words, or draw a picture to help you understand.
2. Finishing: Put related knowledge points together, such as all geometric formulas and all algebraic formulas. This can help you understand and remember better.
3. Making charts: For complex mathematical concepts, making charts or flowcharts can help you better understand and remember. For example, you can draw a function diagram or list the flow chart of solving problems.
4. Use colors and symbols: Using different colors and symbols can help you distinguish different knowledge points and remember important information.
5. Review regularly: Reviewing your notes regularly can help you consolidate your memory. When reviewing, you can try to answer questions by reciting instead of reading notes.
6. Interactive notes: Try to leave the questions in your notes and then answer them when reviewing. This will help you to understand the knowledge points more deeply.
7. Creative notes: Try to take notes in your own way, such as making flashcards or writing down your own thoughts and understanding.
8. Keep clean and tidy: Clean notes are easier to read and understand. Try to keep your notes clean and tidy to avoid alteration and confusion.
9. Use technology: There are many applications that can help you take math notes, such as OneNote and Evernote. These applications can help you better organize and manage your notes.
10. Share with others: Sharing your notes with classmates or teachers can help you learn and improve from their feedback.