Look at the conditions and requirements in the question (example)

Understand the key words in the question (example)

Determine the steps to solve the problem (example)

Create a sub-branch based on the key points of the previous step (example)

Use appropriate methods to solve problems (examples)

Record the problem-solving process in the map (example)

Mark key information (example)

Add key information to your mind map (example)

Determine problem type (example)

Choose appropriate problem-solving strategies based on problem type (examples)

Use problem-solving strategies to analyze and solve problems (example)

Record the problem-solving process in a mind map (example)

Identify what you want to learn (example)

Set specific learning goals (example)

Break down large learning tasks into small subtasks (example)

Create corresponding sub-branches based on learning tasks (example)

Arrange a study schedule (example)

Reasonably arrange the learning sequence (example)

Study according to a study schedule (example)

Documenting the learning process in a mind map (example)

Association method (example)

Grouping method (example)

Concatenation method (example)

Graphically represent what you want to memorize (example)

Add memory map to mind map (example)

Regular review (example)

Use your free time to review (example])

Record the review process in a mind map (example])