1. Basic Arithmetic: Start with simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division exercises, practicing them repeatedly until you are proficient.
2. Mixed Operations: Once you've mastered basic arithmetic, try performing mixed operations where various operations are mixed together. 3. Speed Practice: Improve your calculation speed through continuous practice. **III. Advanced Learning with the Calculator** 1. Math Games: Many calculators have game functions such as math solitaire, pattern recognition games that can improve your calculation skills while also developing logical thinking and judgment skills. 2. Expanding Knowledge: Use the advanced functions of the calculator, such as square and square root, to learn and practice extended mathematical concepts. 3. Solving Real-World Problems: Use the calculator to solve practical problems in daily life, such as shopping calculations, time calculations, etc. **IV. Secrets to Becoming a Math Pro** 1. Consistent Practice: Only through consistent practice can you improve your calculation skills and understanding of mathematics. 2. Flexible Application: In the process of practice, learn to flexibly apply the calculator and mathematical knowledge to solve practical problems. 3. Expanding Thinking: In addition to basic calculation skills, develop your logical thinking and judgment skills. 4. Sharing and Exchange: Share your learning experiences and insights with classmates, teachers, or parents, helping each other and making progress together. **V. Making the Calculator More Fun** 1. Play games with family and friends using the calculator to increase interaction and fun. 2. Use the calculator to play some math-related games such as guessing numbers games for added excitement and learning opportunities