Every year in the early spring of March, various competitions are held all over the country, among which the famous ones are "Hope Cup" and "Huajin Cup". Some students usually feel good about themselves in math learning, but they encounter "Waterloo" in the competition; At the same time, parents and classmates often ask "how to review to get good grades?" Waiting for such a question.

First of all, we must correct our attitude towards the competition. Mathematics competition, different from normal study in school, requires a good mathematical foundation, adaptability and even understanding, so the results will be uneven, good and bad after a game. So when you take part in the competition, you must set yourself a more suitable goal. Don't aim too high. As long as we achieve this goal, we will succeed.

In the competition, you can set three different goals for your actual math level:

1. If you study general mathematics, you just need to take part in the competition and do your best. The most important thing is to get in touch with those challenging questions, feel the atmosphere of the game, broaden your horizons and stimulate your interest in learning.

2. If you are good at math at ordinary times, you can achieve your goal by entering the finals through the preliminary test, mainly through the competition to see if your ability and knowledge are still insufficient.

3. Students with good math skills aim at winning medals, and through the competition, they mainly check for missing parts and sum up experiences and lessons.

Different grades have different expectations for the competition.

For the fourth grade, it is mainly to exercise their psychological state, be fearless, dare to take exams, and exercise their courage and ability for taking other exams in the future;

For the fifth grade, the first time to participate in the competition should be to exercise yourself, and the second time to participate in the competition should have a slightly higher goal;

Grade 6 students should combine the "junior high school" exam. For the key middle schools that later enrolled students, the medal of Hope Cup is a weighty "stepping stone". In the Hope Cup preliminaries in mid-March, the finals in mid-April, and when the results are fast in early May, you can still catch up with some "junior high school" exams.

The author believes that it is particularly important for the fourth and fifth grades to participate in the Hope Cup competition. If there is a fifth-grade Hope Cup medal, it will undoubtedly occupy a great advantage in "junior high school".

As long as you set yourself a predetermined goal before the game, you won't be nervous during the exam, and you won't be abnormal because of psychological instability.

How to get good grades in the fierce competition, parents and classmates are most concerned about learning methods: "targeted" review and "targeted" training are the "magic weapon" to win in any exam. The most important thing is pertinence. Because there is no unified syllabus for off-campus mathematics education, there is no unified teaching material in the whole country, and finally children in the same school are formed. Because I have participated in different math training courses, the level of improvement is different. Students from all over the country have to take part in the same competition and face the same test paper. Therefore, in order to achieve ideal results, it is necessary to review the Hope Cup. The Organizing Committee of Hope Cup recommended the series of "Hope Cup Mathematical Ability Training Course" (per year 1 book). Students' study and preparation should be based on this series of books, and compared with the usual mathematics, so as to check and fill in the gaps. Of course, if you can take the time to study this set of books systematically, the effect is the best. When the breadth and depth of mathematical knowledge are mastered, it is very important to do targeted exercises to consolidate knowledge and training skills. Every year, the organizing Committee of Hope Cup will give you "100 exam questions", which of course students must do; But don't forget, the topic that must be done is "the competition topic of Hope Cup in primary schools over the years", so as to grasp the characteristics of Hope Cup topic more accurately. When reviewing, we must take every question seriously, and even master all the questions and methods for each topic; Practice, but also "bow to the topic", do it yourself, and do every topic carefully. Never, if you feel relaxed or don't take it seriously, you will be too arrogant during the exam. With the magic weapon of targeted review and practice, and a more peaceful competitive mentality, I believe that all students will achieve ideal results.