Math scores are always not up to the miscellaneous 15

I was a representative of mathematics in high school, and according to my experience in mathematics, the most fundamental thing is that you need to know the ins and outs of solving problems, and if your grades are really poor, you can first look at the example problems and formula definitions in the textbook, and start with the simple ones. When you have a certain foundation, you can strengthen your practice, do more exercises, and do more When you take the exam, you will find that the test questions on the test paper are all done by you. Of course, this is just my learning method, as for whether it is suitable for you or not, I can't pack a ticket, but I believe that as long as you study hard, you will definitely be able to learn well if you really work hard.

When I was in high school, my English was very poor, and finally in the last semester of my third year of high school, I made up for it and scored 118 points in the college entrance examination. However, it turned out that the math and synthesis that were originally good did not do well, so I believe that the reward you get is directly proportional to your efforts. Come on!

Friend.

It's very simple, say goodbye to the computer for a while, work hard, listen well, and do homework for a year, there may be hope.

Hey! I'm the best at speaking on this issue! When I was in junior high school, I was counting down in math, and I was depressed in the high school entrance examination, even if I studied math, my grades were not good, and I couldn't hire a tutor.

Later, I went to high school and started all over again, and I hired a tutor in my first year of high school, which was a one-on-one kind. Two years later, math became an advantage. So I can sum it up:

It is impossible for a school teacher to make the whole class understand, but one-on-one tutoring can. You can also try, do a problem and let the tutor explain the knowledge points clearly, and slowly, your foundation will be solid, and mathematics will naturally go up.

Haha, don't mind me saying a few words, right?!My math is not bad, I have participated in provincial competitions to learn math in two words, 1, think; 2. Practice doing a question and thinking about a question to associate, doing a problem can think of a lot of knowledge Or you can go through the mathematical knowledge you have learned in your mind, consolidate and innovate, and the mathematics will be learned well, and it will come naturally

Know the idea of solving the problem and learn to draw inferences.

There are also good calculation questions.

Just memorize the concept.

It doesn't have to be too much trouble.

Haha, that's difficult, I scored 42 points in mathematics in the college entrance examination, I advise you to consider studying something else.

Give up and learn Chinese, English.