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Sunday, August 28, 2011 1:07:10 AM
Students’ Plight with Math Subjects
This little student went to the library. This little student went home. This little student finished his Math assignment, while this little student could not. And that little student cried “wee wee wee, I got an F” all the way home.
Sound familiar? If you’re browsing over this article, then the answer to the question is probably yes. What are you supposed to do to make math easier for you? You can get a math tutoring service or study harder. You can go have group study time or sleep through the next math class in your schedule. And if you want, you can simply flunk the subject four or five more times until the teachers take pity on you and ask you to drop the course because you’re simply wasting money.
But, never despair. Math Tutoring or not, you can always do something else to pass that dreaded course. You can ask for extra work from your professors. Some professors are helpful enough that they will lend a hand just so you can pass the subject; of course, they may do this only if you come to class on time and display diligent, studious hard-working behavior.
You can also seek out the help of people who are good in math. This is not necessarily tutoring, but you can do things like borrow their notes and study their notes for your exams. Or, if you want, you can practice making your own tests, and pattern the tests after your professors’ exam papers; surely, you’ll be able to answer correctly the next time the exam week comes up.
This little student went to the library. This little student went home. This little student finished his Math assignment, while this little student could not. And that little student cried “wee wee wee, I got an F” all the way home.
Sound familiar? If you’re browsing over this article, then the answer to the question is probably yes. What are you supposed to do to make math easier for you? You can get a math tutoring service or study harder. You can go have group study time or sleep through the next math class in your schedule. And if you want, you can simply flunk the subject four or five more times until the teachers take pity on you and ask you to drop the course because you’re simply wasting money.
But, never despair. Math Tutoring or not, you can always do something else to pass that dreaded course. You can ask for extra work from your professors. Some professors are helpful enough that they will lend a hand just so you can pass the subject; of course, they may do this only if you come to class on time and display diligent, studious hard-working behavior.
You can also seek out the help of people who are good in math. This is not necessarily tutoring, but you can do things like borrow their notes and study their notes for your exams. Or, if you want, you can practice making your own tests, and pattern the tests after your professors’ exam papers; surely, you’ll be able to answer correctly the next time the exam week comes up.
