The first step is to build confidence.
Students with weak mathematical foundation are easily at a loss, and even feel that they will never reach the level of other students. But in fact, as long as you want to study and study hard, you will certainly learn math well.
One way to build confidence is to constantly solve problems. Reduce the difficulty appropriately, build up self-confidence in doing things, constantly enhance your motivation and confidence in success, and lay a good foundation for further study.
The second step is to make up the foundation.
Senior high school mathematics is the advanced stage of junior high school mathematics, so the study of senior high school mathematics is based on junior high school mathematics. Therefore, if you want to learn high school mathematics well, you should first consider supplementing the foundation of junior high school mathematics.
Make up for the shortcomings in time, summarize the core ideas of the knowledge points learned in the exam in time, and understand the meaning and derivation process of the formula. At the same time, I do math problem sets of regular publishing houses such as folk education publishing houses every day, and constantly consolidate my math knowledge.
The third step is to cultivate thinking ability.
High school mathematics not only involves specific knowledge points, but also focuses on cultivating students' thinking ability. Therefore, learning high school mathematics should not only master knowledge points, but also pay attention to cultivating one's thinking ability.
You can watch Li Yongle's video series "The Joy of Thinking" to try to understand the thinking logic behind the problem and the way to solve it. This can help improve your thinking ability and improve your mathematical application ability.
The fourth step is to consolidate regularly.
For students studying mathematics, it is necessary to form the habit of consolidating laws. Before the exam, we should not only review the knowledge points learned this time, but also review the previous knowledge points. This can remind you of what you have learned, and if you forget something, make up for it.
You can consolidate the knowledge points and test the learning effect by doing test questions and mock exams. Only by finding your own shortcomings in consolidation and supplementing your knowledge in time can you achieve better results in your study.
Conclusion:
Learning high school mathematics well is not a one-off event, and it needs to be accumulated over time and worked hard. As long as we build confidence, make up the math foundation of junior high school, cultivate our thinking ability and consolidate it regularly, we can always see many good results.