Got a Math Problem? How to Ace the Subject

Got a Math Problem? How to Ace the Subject

 

You've been staring at them for the past few hours—all to no avail. No matter what you do, you cannot solve the long list of math equations. You're getting desperate, wondering if there's something you can do to make the math "friendlier."

 

Well, there are, and guess what, you can not only pass it, but you can also do so with flying colors. You can definitely ace one of the most dreaded subjects!

 

But how do you exactly do it? Here are some tips:

 

1. Be more open to math problems. It's not enough that math should  love you. You should also learn to like it. One of the foremost reasons why you are having a hard time dealing with it is because you're really not open to it. You don't welcome new information, and worse you allow fear to take the first step in solving problems. You immediately think, "This is too complicated. I cannot do this."

 

To make yourself more amiable to math, make use of subliminal messages or affirmations. Every time you feel overwhelmed by the math lessons or problems, you can say:

 

I can do this!

I love Math.

I am opening myself to new learning.

I clear my mind right now so I can take in necessary information.

 

2. Solve math problems. Yes, try to solve the equations even if you are not sure if you're doing the right thing. Sometimes pressure can be good. It motivates you to give it your all. Who knows, while being forced to answer the equations, you'll remember every formula you learned.

 

3. Practice, practice, practice. There are plenty of benefits when you practice math problems. First, you can get rid of any apprehension or fear you have about the subject. The more you are exposed to it, the more you learn to appreciate its complexity. Second, you'll never get to really understand all the theories and formulas unless you put them into action. There's also the principle of repetition. As you repeat solving math problems, you'll get used to the idea and certain techniques.

 

There are several practice materials available, and some of them are free. In fact, a number are downloadable and mobile ready. This way, even if you are on the road you can practice math problems.

 

4. Ask for help. It helps if you can discuss your struggle with your teacher. He or she may provide you with private tutorials or recommend you to organizations who can offer math support. Approach your parents too. They can teach you math themselves, or they can offer you emotional support, cheering you on so you don't easily give up.

 

5. Develop good study habits. Create a fixed study schedule. Dedicate a specific amount of time for studying mathematics. Since this is your weak area, it should be your priority.

 

There is definitely help with math problems, and interestingly, one of the best answers to math problems is actually you and your manner of thinking.

 

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