Introduction:
Let us learn the math by self. Its not a difficult one to study the math by self, we have to concentrate on the problems and show some interest. First of all, we should not think that math is difficult one.
Pre-algebra students with weak arithmetic skills need special instruction.
Repeating students need something new to hold their interest.
Students need Math Study Skills.
Students with disabilities benefit from multi-modality instruction.
Ten Steps to Doing Self Study Math Homework
Review related textbook material.
Review appropriate lecture notes.
Do homework neatly.
Write down every problem step.
Understand reasons for problem steps.
For difficult problems repeat 1 -5 and review similar problems, call another student, use other references, see a tutor or teacher.
Finish by working a problem successfully.
Recall or write down important concepts.
Make up note cards for difficult concepts.
Don’t get behind.
Ten Steps to Doing Online self study math Homework
Review related textbook material.
Review appropriate lecture notes.
Do homework neatly.
Must write down problem and every problem step.
Understand reasons for problem steps instead of using the click and go method.
For difficult problems use the resources provided by the software (videos /tutor line).
Finish by working a problem successfully.
Recall or write down important concepts.
Develop virtual note cards by using www.studystack.com.
Don’t get behind – you could get block out.
Taking the Test
Ten Steps for Taking a self study math Test :
Memory Data Dump
Preview Test
2nd Memory Data Dump
Test Progress Schedule
Answer Easy Questions
Skip Difficult Questions
Review Skipped Questions
Guess at Remaining Questions
Review All of the Test
Use all the Test Time
Six Types of Test-taking self study math Errors
Misread Directions
Careless Errors
Concept Errors
Application Errors
Test Procedure Errors
Study Errors
Example for self study math:
A coin is tossed 60 times. 25 times tail appears. Find the experimental probability of getting tail.
Solution:
Step 1:
Probability = `("Number of times the event happen") / ("Total number of trials")` .
Step 2:
Number of times tail appeared = 25.
Step 3:
Total number of experiments = 60.
Step 4:
Therefore experimental probability of getting a tail = 25/60= 5/12
Let us learn the math by self. Its not a difficult one to study the math by self, we have to concentrate on the problems and show some interest. First of all, we should not think that math is difficult one.
Pre-algebra students with weak arithmetic skills need special instruction.
Repeating students need something new to hold their interest.
Students need Math Study Skills.
Students with disabilities benefit from multi-modality instruction.
Ten Steps to Doing Self Study Math Homework
Review related textbook material.
Review appropriate lecture notes.
Do homework neatly.
Write down every problem step.
Understand reasons for problem steps.
For difficult problems repeat 1 -5 and review similar problems, call another student, use other references, see a tutor or teacher.
Finish by working a problem successfully.
Recall or write down important concepts.
Make up note cards for difficult concepts.
Don’t get behind.
Ten Steps to Doing Online self study math Homework
Review related textbook material.
Review appropriate lecture notes.
Do homework neatly.
Must write down problem and every problem step.
Understand reasons for problem steps instead of using the click and go method.
For difficult problems use the resources provided by the software (videos /tutor line).
Finish by working a problem successfully.
Recall or write down important concepts.
Develop virtual note cards by using www.studystack.com.
Don’t get behind – you could get block out.
Taking the Test
Ten Steps for Taking a self study math Test :
Memory Data Dump
Preview Test
2nd Memory Data Dump
Test Progress Schedule
Answer Easy Questions
Skip Difficult Questions
Review Skipped Questions
Guess at Remaining Questions
Review All of the Test
Use all the Test Time
Six Types of Test-taking self study math Errors
Misread Directions
Careless Errors
Concept Errors
Application Errors
Test Procedure Errors
Study Errors
Example for self study math:
A coin is tossed 60 times. 25 times tail appears. Find the experimental probability of getting tail.
Solution:
Step 1:
Probability = `("Number of times the event happen") / ("Total number of trials")` .
Step 2:
Number of times tail appeared = 25.
Step 3:
Total number of experiments = 60.
Step 4:
Therefore experimental probability of getting a tail = 25/60= 5/12
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