How to cultivate a good mindset for middle school students to learn mathematics

Not only will study fatigue affect your study efficiency, but more importantly, excessive study fatigue can also harm your body and affect your health.

As the saying goes, no pain, no gain. If people want to grow, they have to put in hard work, learning is not an easy task, and if you want to achieve good results, you must pay corresponding labor.

1. Refer to the syllabus of the exam, list the unfamiliar parts separately, and review them in a focused manner.

2. For unfamiliar parts, return to the textbook and focus on mastering the textbook example questions and after-class practice questions.

3. It is necessary to strengthen the practice of fill-in-the-blank questions and multiple-choice questions, and each question of fill-in-the-blank questions and multiple-choice questions can reflect a knowledge point, and each question should be done conscientiously. The big topic is a variation of the small topic, and it is still necessary to start with the small topic.

4. It is necessary to select the classic mock volume for intensive practice, which has reached the comprehensive application of improving the speed and improving the overall knowledge.

5. Practice diligently, step by step, arrange the progress reasonably, and do not rush to achieve success.

The efficiency of the class must be high, especially the example questions taught by the teacher, and you should use your brain to do the questions if you have nothing to do after class, and ask if you can't do it.

If you are a math major, there will be no results without perseverance and patience.

If you are in junior high school and high school, the amount of knowledge is small, and it is very good to understand everything the teacher says, so you should pay attention to doing more questions.

The heart is the heart, you are you, focus will win, silent to me, no matter how noisy the outside world is.

Math, if you like him, he will take care of you, it's as simple as that

Math really requires patience and perseverance...

Well, I'm sorry, but I never buy these things to do when I study math.

However, I have some methods that I can offer you (without spending too much money).

1.Taking notes in class, though, doesn't seem to be useful. Some of the key points mentioned by the teacher during class, and the more difficult points to understand can be marked in the textbook in time, and it is best to be conspicuous to help review.

2.Make your own notes, summarize some of the knowledge learned in the textbook, formulas and things (skills and the like) in the notes, preferably with drawings, and the key points copied during class can also be written. It can be divided into units, and then the knowledge content, key points, and more important or difficult example problems can be copied into it (the practice is also required, one or two questions are fine).

After that, there is nothing, the tip is that the notes are best written with a different color pen, and you can usually use it to review it and learn from the past.

1.Pay attention to the lecture in class, and write down the theorems, definitions and other knowledge points added by the teacher, such as: (1) Three ways to find the area of a triangle. (2), intersecting string theorem, string tangent theorem, etc. . .

2. If your foundation is relatively good, do an appropriate amount of difficult questions and easy to make mistakes, but do it carefully and develop the habit of answering questions in a standardized manner. It also helps you consolidate your basic knowledge and computing skills when doing difficult problems.

3. Do math questions must be calm, thorough and engrossed. Generally, you have to read the test questions three times before you can start, so as not to do it blindly, and wait until you find that you have done it wrong, but the time is not enough to redo it.

4. 99% of the known conditions in the junior high school math test questions are useful, which requires you to deduce calmly and slowly.

Look at how the child is and teach them according to their aptitude.

1.Mainly rely on understanding, don't use the tactics of the sea of questions, pick typical, and would rather deduct more than five questions, rather than do some simple and ambiguous over and over again, and one type should be extended.

2.Study habits.

3.Listen carefully.

4.Develop stamina and steadfastness.

If you do too many of these questions, it is not necessarily useful, it is best to do what you learn in school, and you should do a type of question (the question should be a little thinking shift), and if you don't understand, ask the teacher and figure it out. Don't do too much at once, the human brain can't absorb that much at one time, it's almost fine. In this way, you can exercise your mind.

You can refer to the book "Learning Methods in Junior High School", my math trick is to understand it in class, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Junior high school math is relatively simple, so in order to learn well and lay a good foundation for high school, the habits you need are:

Seriously make drafts, buy some books without grids, such as art books (the cost is higher), copy paper (you can go to the Internet to buy, 500 sheets are also very cheap only about 15 yuan, you can play for a long, long time).

Train your thinking more, think about a variety of solutions to a problem, you can play brainstorming, a lot of 3Try to be familiar with mathematical concepts, many math problems are supported by certain basic concepts, and it is enough to summarize more question types.

Overall it's relatively simple, this is my learning method, I hope it will help you!!