How can i learn everything there is to knwo about math in a short period of time ?
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I want to take the GED test but i really suck at math and i have tried math study materials from my library and stuff but it don’t really explain how to …. Its more of refresher type material but i need to learn it before i can refresh it
) is there an easy way to learn how to do all the math on the test in a short period of time ? Say like 3-6 months ? I know basic math : Adding, Subtracting, Multiplication but thats about it.
I know i can but how ?
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I want to take the GED test but i really suck at math and i have tried math study materials from my library and stuff but it don’t really explain how to …. Its more of refresher type material but i need to learn it before i can refresh it
) is there an easy way to learn how to do all the math on the test in a short period of time ? Say like 3-6 months ? I know basic math : Adding, Subtracting, Multiplication but thats about it.I know i can but how ?
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April 1st, 2009 at 9:07 pm
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April 3rd, 2009 at 10:59 am
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i need to know the same answer to your question so i can get my deploma or ged so i can join the marines.
April 5th, 2009 at 6:52 pm
Math for Dummies books are good. You will need to learn algebra and geometry. Not hard, but you do need to study it. Get a tutor. That would be the best way to learn. That way you are accountable.
Everyone says they suck at math. Math gets a bad rap because people are afraid of it. Trust me, anyone can do math if they try.
April 8th, 2009 at 4:09 pm
U try to get the logic in every step of maths concepts that u learn.
Don’t just keep on studying them.
Practise is the only way to get grip in Mathematics.
all the best for ur exam…..
April 10th, 2009 at 1:46 pm
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Use the Force, Luke.
April 14th, 2009 at 12:31 am
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Either a/ enter The Matrix and get brain programming or b/ find a really good tutor, someone who knows how to teach. It sounds like you have a good basis and a will to learn. Now what you need is someone to explain the books to you, and help you identify and work through problems.
You could try contacting the math department at your local university or college, as many graduate students do tutoring part-time. You could also check posting boards at the library, as often people advertise there.
You also need to start with a positive attitude: if you keep thinking that you suck, you will always put a negative spin on things, instead of trying harder or a different way. A good teacher can explain stuff to you, turn it around, help with problems – but only you can learn.