First, carefully arrange the time. First of all, you should be clear about what to do in a week, and then make a timetable. Fill in the necessary time on the form, such as eating, sleeping, attending classes, having fun, etc. After arranging these times, choose appropriate and fixed time to study, and be sure to set aside enough time to complete normal reading and homework.

Second, pre-school preparation. This means that before you seriously engage in learning, you should quickly browse what you want to learn and understand the general content and structure of learning, so as to understand and digest the learning content in time. Pay attention to details, spend less time in less important places, and slow down your study progress slightly in important places.

Third, make full use of class time. Students with good academic performance greatly benefit from making full use of class time, which also means spending less energy after class. In class, you should cooperate with the teacher in time, take notes and help yourself remember what the teacher taught. It is especially important to think independently and keep up with the teacher's ideas.