There is definitely a difference between primary school mathematics and junior high school mathematics, but junior high school mathematics must have primary school mathematics, so that the foundation can be extended to junior high school mathematics. Math problems in junior high school are completely different from those in primary school. Math problems in junior high school are definitely more difficult than those in primary school, so students should lay a solid foundation and strengthen their practice.

There may be various difficulties and details in junior high school math problems, especially many people have no conceptual understanding of junior high school math problems, and always think that junior high school math problems are not much more difficult than primary school math problems.

First, the questions are different.

In fact, there are differences between junior high school math problems and primary school math problems, especially with the increase of the difficulty and types of junior high school math problems, it is difficult for students to learn without a solid foundation, so primary school math is mainly based on basic problems. As long as children master the most basic calculation ability and thinking ability, it will greatly promote junior high school math problems, so we must not ignore the differences in math problem types between junior high school and primary school.

Second, the difficulty of the topic is different

Of course, the difficulty of the two math problems is also different. Obviously, the difficulty of math problems in primary schools is controlled accordingly. After entering junior high school, math problems will increase with the content of the semester, and the difficulty of the problems will change greatly, especially in the later period, especially the emergence of some problems such as equations and series, which may break children's cognition of math problems. After all, some students may do math problems in primary school and get good grades, but they may not get good grades after entering junior high school.

Third, lay a solid foundation and strengthen practice.

Primary school topics are relatively basic, but if you want to learn mathematics well, you must learn the basic topics solidly and do well. Therefore, many people do not do well in mathematics after entering junior high school, probably because they have not laid a good foundation and have no good understanding. If you want to improve your math scores, you must first improve your math calculation ability. If your mathematical calculation ability is not very strong and there is no stable foundation, it is difficult to improve junior high school mathematics.