Interest is the best teacher. Do anything, as long as you are interested, you will take the initiative to do it, and you will try your best to do it well. But the key to cultivate students' interest in mathematics is to master the basic knowledge and skills of mathematics first. Some students always want to do difficult problems, and when they see others taking math classes, they also want to go.

If these students can't even master the basic knowledge in class, they can only make it up in class, which will not help them, but will make them lose confidence in learning mathematics. I suggest that students can read some famous stories about mathematics and interesting mathematics to enhance their self-confidence in learning.

2 preview and listen to lectures, pay attention to lectures.

Textbooks should be prepared, done and repeated. Before each new lesson, preview it first, especially highlight the difficulties or things that you don't understand with colored pens, so that you can concentrate more in class. You can do the exercises after each lesson first, so that you can understand 70% of the new content and do 80% of the exercises.

After learning a new lesson, we should compare and review the learned knowledge step by step according to the contents of the textbook, from easy to difficult, from simple to complicated, and summarize the concepts, theorems and formulas to deepen our understanding of the knowledge. The examples in the textbook are best done by yourself. Reasoning the concepts, theorems and formulas in the textbook to form an overall understanding of knowledge.

Listen, remember and practice in class. Listen to the questions in the preview in class, take notes when necessary, and consolidate them through some exercises. Mathematics is different from other subjects. It is impossible to solve practical problems by memorizing concepts, theorems and formulas. Only through practice can we reduce operational mistakes.

3 Develop good problem-solving habits

If you want to learn math well, it is inevitable to do more problems, and you should be familiar with the problem-solving ideas of various questions. At the beginning, we should start with the basic problems, take the exercises in the textbook as the standard, lay a good foundation repeatedly, and then find some extracurricular exercises to help broaden our thinking, improve our ability to analyze and solve problems, and master the general rules of solving problems.