1. Establish good study habits: keep a certain amount of study time every day, arrange homework and review time reasonably, and avoid procrastination and rote memorization.
2. Understand the basics: Mathematics is a step-by-step subject, and ensuring the understanding and mastery of the basics is the key to improving your grades. If you encounter difficulties, you can find a teacher or find relevant counseling materials.
3. Do more exercises: Mathematics is a subject that needs to be practiced. Through a lot of practice, you can improve your problem-solving ability and thinking flexibility. You can choose to do some problem sets or participate in some math competitions to improve your level.
4. Pay attention to thinking training: Mathematics is not only about memorizing and applying formulas, but also needs to cultivate logical thinking and problem-solving ability. You can improve your thinking ability by solving some interesting math problems or attending some math thinking training classes.
5. Communicate with classmates more: discussing math problems with classmates and learning from each other can deepen our understanding of math knowledge and learn new methods and skills from other students' problem-solving ideas.
6. Using Internet resources: There are many online education platforms and math learning websites that provide a lot of math learning resources, which can be used for autonomous learning and knowledge consolidation.
7. Pay attention to the summary of the wrong questions: when doing the wrong questions in exercises or exams, we should summarize and analyze the causes of the mistakes in time, find out the correct solutions, and avoid making the same mistakes again.
In a word, it takes persistence and hard work to improve math scores. Through reasonable learning methods and strategies, I believe that every junior high school student can make progress.