1, weak math foundation, can't keep up with the review progress, which leads to the more you learn, the less confident you are, the worse your grades are, and even give up.

I am familiar with the basic knowledge of mathematics, but I can't apply it.

3, mathematics knowledge is chaotic, and there is no idea to do the problem.

When doing math problems, I like to look back on similar problems I have done in the past, and I need to try many times to solve them.

5, math exam nervous, stage fright, resulting in the usual problem will also lose points, easy to form a brain blank.

6, spend a lot of time on big questions, big questions are often done or may be done during the exam, but the score is lost on the one that should not be lost.

In the process of learning, I am not proficient in memorizing mathematical definitions and formulas, and I have not mastered the basic steps and methods of solving problems. This kind of students think that they have almost done all these things when reading books, but when they meet the exam, they find that they still have a lot of knowledge to master, and they often have trouble doing ambiguous questions.

Mathematics is actually relatively simple. If you want to learn it well, you must like it first. Mathematics depends not on rote memorization, but on understanding and knowing how to draw inferences. It doesn't matter if you can't remember some formulas and theorems. As long as you understand them, you can quickly deduce them yourself.