2. Pay attention to the basics and review the textbooks frequently.

3. Pay attention to summing up and keep the continuity of learning.

4. Develop good math study habits.

1. Students entering Grade One of Senior High School must form an interest in mathematics, which is very important for learning mathematics well. The interest in mathematics learning can be gradually cultivated from problem-solving methods and skills, from interesting mathematics knowledge and calculation in mathematics class, and from the animation performance of mathematics teachers. Parents and teachers give appropriate encouragement, so that children can find interest in learning mathematics, and then improve their mathematical thinking ability and get ahead in mathematics!

2. In the senior high school entrance examination, the basic knowledge test accounts for about 60%, and the textbook is the source of all our questions. Therefore, strengthen the study of basic knowledge and lay a solid foundation. Review the teaching materials frequently and be familiar with the process of each knowledge point. Reach the basic knowledge of architecture and be familiar with the title frame diagram in the textbook.

3. Summarize frequently and classify common problems, so as to draw inferences. At the same time, we should always supplement our own mathematical thinking methods and ask teachers more questions. Mathematics must not "fish for three days and dry the net for two days". Mathematics needs perseverance, keeping the continuity of mathematics learning at all times, and can't study impulsively because of one's enthusiasm. This will eventually lead to ups and downs in learning.

4. Whether in Grade One, Grade Two or Grade Three, students should develop a good habit of preparing a wrong problem book and a classic problem book, and this habit must be adhered to. Think over and over about what you did wrong. At the same time, these resources will be the best secret for students to review in the late sprint stage of Grade Three. Sort out the papers for each exam, especially the mid-term and final exams. Look at these papers often and you will soon find the feeling of doing the questions.