First, preview before class and take the initiative to attend classes.
"Everything is established in advance, and it will be abolished if it is not planned." Classroom is a battlefield, learning is a war, and you can't fight an unprepared battle. If you have a math class the next day, you should be fully prepared on the first day. On the one hand, we should read through the relevant contents in the textbook to see what we know and what we have learned; What you don't understand is new knowledge that can only be understood through the teacher's explanation. Mark the parts you don't understand, do preliminary thinking and put forward the problems that need to be solved. On the other hand, you should do the exercises at the back of the textbook for the first time, and the questions you can't do should be marked and brought to class to solve. Doing so will enhance the purpose of attending classes, master the initiative of attending classes and improve the effect of attending classes. Long-term adherence to preview can also cultivate the habit of reading and form the ability of self-study.
2. Listen carefully in class and take notes.
You should enter the state in advance in class. The quality of preparation before class directly affects the effect of listening to lectures. Before the formal class bell rings and the teacher walks into the classroom, you should put the relevant textbooks (including notebooks and exercise books) and stationery on the desktop in advance and wait for the teacher to arrive. Don't expect the teacher to stand on the podium and wait for everyone to slowly rummage through the closet, looking for this and that. When teachers enter the classroom, they should take the problems that need to be solved in the preview process and concentrate on listening. We should also master the rules of teachers' lectures, pay attention to the particles of teachers' lectures, think positively and answer teachers' questions enthusiastically. Especially in class exercises and homework, we should strive to answer quickly and accurately. We should also grasp the main points of the teacher's lecture, take class notes and write down the main points, key points, difficulties, keys and typical examples of the teacher's lecture. There are still some questions that you don't understand, so that you can continue your study after class or ask a teacher for guidance.
3. Review in time and turn knowledge into skills.
Review is an important part in the learning process. When reviewing, you should read the textbook again, recall what you learned that day, recall the process of the teacher's lecture, reproduce what you learned in class, read the examples that the teacher said (these examples usually have a strong inspiration and demonstration effect on completing the homework), and understand and remember the basic definitions, theorems, formulas and rules (these are all knowledge points that must be mastered). Reviewing in time on the same day can reduce knowledge forgetting and make it easy to consolidate and remember. Regular review can systematize knowledge, deepen the understanding of knowledge and master the relationship between knowledge. At the same time, only systematic knowledge is beneficial to application, the transition from knowledge to skills and the mastery of updated knowledge. Review should be planned, not only to review the lessons of the day in time, but also to review all stages in time.
4. Seriously finish homework, form skills and skills, and improve the ability to analyze and solve problems.
Academician Yang Le answered the question of how middle school students learn mathematics well in three sentences: First, practice more on the basis of understanding, second, accumulate more on the basis of understanding, and third, step by step. The exercise here is to do the problem and finish the homework. Homework is the main means to practice using knowledge. Be sure to review your homework first. In addition to requiring independent completion of homework and opposing plagiarism, homework must also be written neatly and in a standardized format. Read and copy the questions carefully. If you copy the questions carefully, you can hone your will and examine the meaning of the questions. In the learning stage of the new lesson, copying questions is not an unnecessary burden, and you can't be lazy to copy questions on the pretext of taking up time. You should examine the questions before you answer them, and the answers should be correct. Check homework, reduce unnecessary mistakes and lose points, ensure the quality of homework, and form a good habit of being serious and responsible. Through homework practice, we can deepen our understanding of knowledge, consolidate what we have learned, form skills and skills, and cultivate our ability to analyze and solve problems. Homework should be handed in on time, and on the basis of independent completion on time, it should be correct, neat and rapid. All the mistakes pointed out by the teacher when correcting must be understood in time and corrected seriously. At the same time, multiple solutions to one problem are allowed, independent thinking is advocated, and creativity is encouraged.
5. Summarize in time and organize and systematize what you have learned.
After learning a topic or a chapter, you should make a summary in time. Summing up is to sort out the relevant knowledge of each topic and chapter, compare similarities and differences, find mutual connections, and extract substantive things, such as definitions, theorems, formulas, laws and so on. Summarize with concise words or make it organized and systematic with charts. The second sentence of Academician Yang Le's Introduction to Learning Methods requires "accumulating more on the basis of understanding". This materialized and systematic process is actually a process of accumulation, which can not only deepen the understanding of knowledge, but also promote the accumulation and memory of knowledge. There should be a summary at the end of each topic and a systematic summary at the end of each stage. When summing up, in addition to summing up what you have learned, you can also write down the associations, conjectures and discoveries inspired by relevant knowledge for further thinking and research. You can also sum up your own experience, experience, experience and lessons in learning methods. Especially after the half-term and semester exams, it is more necessary to summarize the learning methods in combination with the results of various subjects, and make the next stage of learning plan on this basis. At this time, experienced teachers will also organize students to communicate with each other, learn from each other's strengths, constantly adjust and improve, constantly improve their learning methods, and gradually learn to manage their own learning scientifically, so as to learn easily and effectively and constantly improve their academic performance.
The above five links are interrelated and influence each other. The degree of implementation of each link is directly related to the progress and effect of the next link. Be sure to preview before listening, review before homework, and often make a stage summary. When you come home from school every day, you should review your homework for the day, finish your homework for the next day, and then preview your homework for the next day. These three things are indispensable. Otherwise, there will be no guarantee of high-quality lectures the next day.
This is true of learning mathematics, and it is also true of learning other subjects.
First, pay attention to the lecture in class and review it in time after class.
The acceptance of new knowledge and the cultivation of mathematical ability are mainly carried out in the classroom, so we should pay attention to the learning efficiency in the classroom and seek correct learning methods. In class, you should keep up with the teacher's ideas, actively explore thinking, predict the next steps, and compare your own problem-solving ideas with what the teacher said. In particular, we should do a good job in learning basic knowledge and skills, and review them in time after class, leaving no doubt. First of all, we should recall the knowledge points the teacher said before doing various exercises, and correctly master the reasoning process of various formulas. If we are not clear, we should try our best to recall them instead of turning to the book immediately. In a sense, you should not create a learning way of asking questions if you don't understand. For some problems, because of their unclear thinking, it is difficult to solve them at the moment. Let yourself calm down and analyze the problems carefully and try to solve them by yourself. At every learning stage, we should sort out and summarize, and combine the points, lines and surfaces of knowledge into a knowledge network and bring it into our own knowledge system.
Second, do more questions appropriately and 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. For some error-prone topics, you can prepare a set of wrong questions, write your own problem-solving ideas and correct problem-solving processes, and compare them to find out your own mistakes so as to correct them in time. We should develop good problem-solving habits at ordinary times. Let your energy be highly concentrated, make your brain excited, think quickly, enter the best state, and use it freely in the exam. Practice has proved that at the critical moment, your problem-solving habit is no different from your usual practice. If you are careless and careless when solving problems, it is often exposed in the big exam, so it is very important to develop good problem-solving habits at ordinary times.
Third, adjust the mentality and treat the exam correctly.
First of all, we should focus on basic knowledge, basic skills and basic methods, because most of the exams are basic topics. For those difficult and comprehensive topics, we should seriously think about them, try our best to sort them out, and then summarize them after finishing the questions. Adjust your mentality, let yourself calm down at any time, think in an orderly way, and overcome impetuous emotions. Extra percentage