Math
is the most dreaded subject of so many children, what with the numbers,
formulas and solutions that they have to put to mind. The truth is, the subject
is rather simple to learn (and hopefully, master) since it is linear and straightforward; what
is correct will always be correct. Here are some valuable tips worth a try:
Quality Notes
When
taking notes, go for quality; a notebook riddled with incoherent numbers might
end up overwhelming you and thus discourage you from reviewing at home. Rather
you should jot down only one or two examples and link them to their solution
(illustrate each step so you won't miss anything).
Learning Style
People
learn differently when using varied channels. In other words, copying how your
classmates study will not make you learn any better. Instead, develop or
discover your own study style (you may be an auditory learner more than visual)
and build on it.
Eat
No,
skipping breakfast to review for a big test won't help
you. Keep yourself well-nourished so that your brain can function properly when
studying or reviewing your math lessons. Moreover, an empty stomach is also a
fervent annoyance.
Review
Don't
cram in new information without linking it to your past lessons first. Review
the lesson, take a few examples, see how it relates to your previous topics and
when you have a connection, you can start building a new link to your math
knowledge base.
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