What is the best way to study for Math

[kew]

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I know that practice tests are the best way become good at math, but do I need to really read through the books to learn it? I have a lot of practice tests with explanations at the end. Should I just do those? I know I could do it all, but what is really necessary for a good score. I don't want to overdo it since time is of the essence. thanx, Kenny

 

[busupshot83]

I know that practice tests are the best way become good at math, but do I need to really read through the books to learn it? I have a lot of practice tests with explanations at the end. Should I just do those? I know I could do it all, but what is really necessary for a good score. I don't want to overdo it since time is of the essence. thanx, Kenny

Ahhh mathematics... *barf*. Anyhow, the best way to kick a$$ in math is to simply do the homework. Here is what I usually do:

- Work through the problems.
- If there are any problems I have trouble with, I circle them.
- Go see the professor or TA immediately for help with those problems BEFORE the next assignment begins.

I was never good in mathematics, but I did really well in Calculus because I did the work. If you do the work, and understand what you are doing, you have no excuse NOT to get an A.

 

[NubianPrincess]

The textbook helped me better understand concepts and theorems. It was essential in Calculus that I did the homework and sample test problems a few times per week, even if it meant at midnight in the hallway of my dorm