1, prepare for class and ask questions; Use your head and hands to concentrate in class. Generally speaking, what teachers teach is based on the syllabus and examination syllabus, so it is very important to concentrate in class.

2. Learn to set goals (big, small, long and short) for yourself in learning, so that learning will have a direction; Then sort out your own learning situation and find out your weak links, existing problems and knowledge points that are easy to lose points; Furthermore, allocate time reasonably, formulate learning tasks in a targeted manner and implement them one by one.

3. Classify the information you need to learn and the knowledge you have mastered into mind maps or knowledge cards, which will make your brain and thinking clear and easy to remember, review and master. At the same time, learn to link new knowledge with what you have learned, and constantly mix and improve your own knowledge system. This will help you understand and deepen your memory.

Of course, in order to make learning and memory easier, some memory skills are also helpful, such as homophonic method, image method, association method, structure method and so on. For example, in the "Elite Speed Reading Memory Training Software" I practiced, "coded location memory" uses homophonic conversion memory, meaning conversion memory, image conversion memory, location memory and associative memory, and mind map is a kind of structured memory. These methods are very helpful for the memory of specific content.

4. Think about those questions. Learn to reflect, classify and sort out the corresponding problem-solving ideas when doing problems. When we encounter wrong questions (careless mistakes or not), we should collect these wrong questions and establish a set of wrong questions for each subject (the wrong questions should be classified). When we review before the exam, they are important review objects to ensure that we will not make mistakes or lose points on the same questions again.