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Math is stressing me out have any tips?
Ok so I have an a in every single class... Except math! I have a d in math like ugh!! I've struggled with it for a while and it doesn't help that I have a sucky math teacher. I really don't know what to do.
12 Answers
- 6 years ago
Well your main issue is that your teacher is sucky. If your teacher was good i reckon you would enjoy it a lot more. I have a great teacher for math who i get along with and is very good at explaining things so i enjoy it despite having around 10 periods of it a week.
My suggestion is either perhaps try and change teacher or math set if thats possible to a teacher you prefer more? if not then the internet is a great source for everything, there will be tons of videos and blogs on just about every topic, so you're bound to find something that you will like.
some youtube channels i can suggest are: The Video Math Tutor, Mathademics, Khan Academy, Numberphile etc.
Hope this helps
- JohnLv 56 years ago
Dakota, your school is perhaps not helping you, but Math is much different than your other subjects. It
really isn't a matter of getting a grade. You see, you wrote a terrible question, or problem description to us
in English, and yet you say that you are getting an "A" in English. But you show no evidence of this ability
when you write. Math has nothing to do with how well you exercise diplomacy with your teacher; you do well
with your English teacher, and poorly with your Math teacher. Math classes have to do with problem solving,
and logical thinking. Are you willing to work harder? Your English could do with some improvement, and so
could your math, but it will take some work, and some thought. Memorization isn't the answer.
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> John (gnujohn)
- 6 years ago
Check out Khan Academy, take a lower-level math course before this one, see your teacher outside of class hours. Practice practice practice until your hand hurts and you run out of lead and paper. It takes work and extra time but the outcome can be very rewarding. No one is bad at math; it just requires a different approach and some of us need more time learning the material than others. Good luck.
Source(s): khanacademy.org - 6 years ago
Youtube whatever u wanna learn. Or get a friend who is good at maths to help you.
Get this yeah. Once you understand maths, the key word is understand not learn you will love it. You don't need a sharp memory or good immagination for maths. Just good guidance and hard work.
- 6 years ago
You should totally work ahead in the book - use youtube and solve the problems (all of them) in the text book ahead of the class getting there. You have the book - so it's not like you don't know what the next topics are going to be. The youtube teachers will make is SOOOO easy for you, even if your teacher is off his face.
- ?Lv 76 years ago
Either drop to a lower math class, or get your parents to hire you a private tutor asap.