Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

Often, when it comes to mathematics, some people put a lot of effort into understanding some concepts, because they find them too complicated. But stick to these steps, and math lessons will seem as easy as shelling pears to you.

Steps

1. 1 Improve the basics of your knowledge. The first reason people find it difficult in math lessons is because their foundations and fundamental knowledge have not yet fully formed. Algebra and geometry are the so-called building blocks for more advanced mathematics later on (calculus, differential equations, etc.).
2. 2 Work ahead. Most schools give you math textbooks, and this is a fairly large book. What you can do is study everything in advance. Whenever you have free time, you can review the next section and get ready for tomorrow's submission.
3. 3 Self-study. This is the most effective way to learn math. I would recommend that you buy math textbooks from your local bookstore. To improve your knowledge of mathematics, you can also search for books on the Internet. Don't buy a book that is very small (100 pages), especially for a topic as broad as geometry. Buy textbooks or exercise books on this topic. It would be nice to buy more than one book, as some of them omit some of the material.
4. 4 Learn. When doing self-study, carry a book and notebook with you, preferably one approved by your school. Write down all vocabulary and terms, as well as examples of exercises.You don't have to do every exercise in the tutorial if they are repetitive, just give an intuitive answer. (As long as you understand the process of solving this equation). It is also a good habit to work on word problems that can help you apply this concept to real life situations.
5. 5 Compete. If you do a lot of exercises on your own and look at your notes in your free time, then you should already have a very good educational background in mathematics. If you learn quickly, this is even better, as you will be able to learn more quickly the concepts of a higher level of knowledge. If your school has a math club or team, then you can join it, do it! You will most likely meet very talented people in mathematics who will help you expand your knowledge by attending math competitions.
6. 6 Love math. After you complete this point, mathematics will not be a problem for you at all. As soon as you become better at math, help others, because it is good to demonstrate your knowledge in a good way. Once you start taking an interest in math and studying it hard, attending math challenges, and expanding your knowledge of math, you will love it. Since you have a passion for mathematical problems, you want to learn more and achieve more, then you can become a great mathematician that you never dreamed of.

Tips

• Always read it again if you don't understand the question. Try to solve it gradually and eventually you will understand.
• Find a student who is totally passionate about mathematics and make friends with him, he will have a very good influence on you!
• Always write out the exercises. Your desire to solve a lot of math problems in your head, especially linear equations, is just asking for trouble. A small mistake at the beginning of the path will become a big mistake later on.
• It might be worth hiring a tutor so you can learn more, or try asking your mom or dad for help.

Warnings

• Don't try to cram quickly! It's okay to learn everything slowly and a little at a time. Cramming is not a good idea! Ultimately, you will simply forget some concepts.