1. Preview course content: preview what you will learn before class. Read textbooks, courseware or related reference materials to understand basic concepts and background knowledge. This can help you better understand and keep up with the teacher's explanation in class.
2. Make a study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to the course progress and your own learning situation. Divide the course content into small pieces, and arrange certain time for study and review every day or week. This can keep the continuity and systematicness of learning.
3. Use a variety of resources: In addition to teaching materials, you can also use other resources to assist learning. For example, you can watch related teaching videos, take online courses or join study groups. These resources can provide different explanations and explanations to help you better understand the course content.
4. Note-taking summary: Try to take notes in class. Record the teacher's key explanations and key concepts, as well as his own questions and ideas. After class, you can sort out your notes, summarize the course content, and deepen your understanding and memory of knowledge.
5. Ask for help: Don't be afraid to ask for help when you encounter difficulties or don't understand. You can ask your classmates, teachers or teaching assistants, and you can also participate in remedial classes or discussion groups. Communicating and discussing with others can help you better understand and solve problems.
6. Do more exercises: By doing exercises, you can consolidate and apply what you have learned. You can choose the exercises in the textbook or find related exercises to practice. In the process of doing exercises, you can find your own shortcomings and problems, and supplement and strengthen them in time.