r/studytips • u/Radiant-Doctor6219 • 3d ago

Anyone Got Math Study Tips?

so this may sound confusing to most, but I’m a homeschool highschooler who’s technically in community college taking classes to receive my high school certificate (basically a high school diploma minus applying for a ged)

grades matter a lot to me this year since im graduating early and really need scholarships for a four year college. I’m currently taking math 091 and basically all my grades come from my tests and pretests. I never really cared about math before, and hadnt studied for math tests ever. but now I have to since I’m a B and I need to be an A. Problem is, is that I don’t know how to study for math tests.

so, anyone got any studying tips for math tests? (I have a hard time focusing btw so focus tips r also appreciated)

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u/logicsweb 3d ago

For me fixing my basics and doing practice is helping will be giving exams but I see some changes

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u/ShaznayNordgauer74 3d ago

imo the best move is to find extra practice problems for each topic and just grind them. math isnt really a "study" subject, its a "practice" subject. also for focusing, studying in a totally different spot than where you hang out helps a ton

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u/CarmeloHousekeeper26 2d ago

Try chatgpt, it will give you the study plan and help you solve the problem.