Understanding basic concepts: Mathematics is a discipline gradually established, so it is very important to understand basic concepts. If you have difficulty with a concept, try to find different resources (such as online tutorials or teaching videos) to help you understand it.
Practice often: Mathematics is a subject that needs a lot of practice. Doing math problems often can help you consolidate your knowledge and improve the speed of solving problems. This is not to say that you need to spend a lot of time doing difficult problems, but to make sure that you have enough practice to be familiar with common problems and formulas.
Check your work: It is very important to take the time to check your answers after completing the questions. This can help you find and correct mistakes, thus improving your score.
Learning test skills: It is also important to know how to answer different types of math questions effectively. For example, learn how to read questions, how to organize ideas, and how to write clear and concise answers.
Ask for help: If you are in trouble with a problem, don't be afraid to ask for help. You can ask your teachers, parents or classmates for help, or look for online learning resources.
Keep a positive attitude: Last but not least, keep a positive attitude. Mathematics may be challenging, but please remember that everyone can learn and understand it. Don't be discouraged by one or two failures, but see them as opportunities for learning.