1. Put learning first. In their minds, learning is business and should come before entertainment.

2. Learn anywhere and memorize words while practicing and running every day. Post a vocabulary list next to the sink and memorize a new word every day when brushing your teeth. No matter how different they are, one thing is consistent among them: ensure study time and persevere.

3. Pay attention to organization. Place commonly used study-related things within easy reach, and pack important school supplies and materials in a carton or drawer to avoid rummaging here and there.

4. Learn to read, learn to read quickly, increase the amount of reading per unit, learn to read the table of contents, diagrams and illustrations of a book to understand the content of the book in advance and obtain more effective information; when an active reader - -Keep asking questions until you understand all the information between the lines.

5. Make reasonable arrangements and encourage yourself to complete your homework on the same day no matter how late it is.

6. Be good at taking notes. Emphasize the skill of note-taking. Top students often note key points while listening to lectures. Some have a line in the middle of the notebook, half excerpting the text summary, and the other half writing down what the teacher added.

7. Write neatly.

8. Ask questions in a timely manner.

9. Learning and mutual assistance Students often discuss homework problems together, use different problem-solving methods and exchange ideas with each other.

10. When taking notes during self-examination, pay special attention to the knowledge points that you think you may be tested on. Write your own simulation questions based on these knowledge points after class, and make written answers on the eve of the exam. If your answer is not satisfactory, just go back and review.

These are good learning methods.

The word count may be a little too high, but the total word count does not exceed 400.