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It's okay to struggle. Mathematical based subjects can be difficult and
frustrating at times. It is part of the learning process so keep a positive
attitude and don't quit until you figure it out.
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Communicate your frustration with a problem when
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Board. You are not alone. Our members and experts face similar
situations and will support you.
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Figure out what you know and don't know. Be honest with yourself about
your knowledge and problem solving skills. Understanding a topic does not mean
you will be able to solve problems involving that topic. Spend more
time solving problems.
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Try unassigned problems from your textbook and use
our step-by-steps solutions afterwards as needed.
Search the Answer Board for questions related to your
textbook. Practice more by helping other members.
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Attend class regularly. Math, science and engineering courses are
cumulative where one topic builds on another. Don't fall behind!
Instructors also tend to formulate test questions based on material and
examples covered in class.
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Review lecture notes when you've missed class.
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Ask questions in class. There are usually other students wanting to know
the answer to same questions you have. Ask questions during office hours.
Your instructor will be pleased to see you.
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Join or form a study group to ask questions, talk aloud and test new
knowledge. Explaining to others is an excellent way to reinforce new
concepts. Build confidence and motivation by studying with others.
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Answer questions on the Answer Board if an on-campus study
group is not for you. Study with students from other schools, states and
countries.
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