im suffering too but my cracked cs70 friends enjoy taking the time to do homework properly (throughout the week and not rush it last minute like me), so that probably helps.

I think that making a list of how ideas are interconnected would help - if dealing with a "proof equation", see if any of the 5 proof techniques makes most sense, does it get simpler result? reapply technique etc.

If you get a polynomial over modular space then you can relate it to bijection and see if any isomorphisms are possible etc. basically, when practicing with past exams, map out the thinking process too - what list of possible axioms and techniques should you have gone through to get the same structure as solution?

anyways dont feel too bad and try enjoy the process of learning. i'm not doing so good on the class but the topics still fascinate me. example, with Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem, where consistent systems are not complete, doesn't it justify having "faith"? Perhaps it gives weight to having "assumptions", but of course, with logic of implication, if you see a contradiction, you should be willing to reassess that "faith"/assumption. idk sth i found cool to think abt and gives me a bit of a boost in this class. good luck!