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re: What is the best website to use to learn Mathematics?
Posted on 7/24/16 at 2:28 pm to Heathens
Posted on 7/24/16 at 2:28 pm to Heathens
Take the training wheels off and do it. People who are good at math work at, there's no trick. Start at the beginning and work #1, then #2...
Put a bookmark at the beginning and one at the end so you can see how you're progressing. You'll be surprised how far you'll get say in 12 hours. By Wednesday if you put 30 or so hours you'll know a ton more than looking for short cuts.
Put in the work. I think it took me about 40 hours to work through the Calc 1550 problems...you have to be critical of yourself though, and confident when you know something, move on if you can...keep working if you can't.
Good luck.
I've been in the work force for 16 years and I still work 40 hours over a few days to finish projects. It never gets easier, but when you know the process is going to work it makes starting much more familiar. Calm down and open the book.
Put a bookmark at the beginning and one at the end so you can see how you're progressing. You'll be surprised how far you'll get say in 12 hours. By Wednesday if you put 30 or so hours you'll know a ton more than looking for short cuts.
Put in the work. I think it took me about 40 hours to work through the Calc 1550 problems...you have to be critical of yourself though, and confident when you know something, move on if you can...keep working if you can't.
Good luck.
I've been in the work force for 16 years and I still work 40 hours over a few days to finish projects. It never gets easier, but when you know the process is going to work it makes starting much more familiar. Calm down and open the book.
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Posted on 7/24/16 at 2:37 pm to Gaston
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Take the training wheels off and do it. People who are good at math work at, there's no trick. Start at the beginning and work #1, then #2...
Put a bookmark at the beginning and one at the end so you can see how you're progressing. You'll be surprised how far you'll get say in 12 hours. By Wednesday if you put 30 or so hours you'll know a ton more than looking for short cuts.
Put in the work. I think it took me about 40 hours to work through the Calc 1550 problems...you have to be critical of yourself though, and confident when you know something, move on if you can...keep working if you can't.
Good luck.
I've been in the work force for 16 years and I still work 40 hours over a few days to finish projects. It never gets easier, but when you know the process is going to work it makes starting much more familiar. Calm down and open the book.
This applies to damn near everything in life.
People aren't good at skills because they think they can never be good at them, so they don't try.
If you have a growth mindset, and know that you can acquire skills by relentlessly actually doing them, you are capable of a tremendous amount. And that's not sunshine pumping, it's just the damn truth. People hold themselves back.
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