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 Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 6:53 am
Hi all!
This is sort of a shameful story to tell but it is to let others know it's never too late. I NEVER paid attention in my math classes throughout middle school and high school. I considered myself bad at math.
Until I got to college, that is when I started learning. Though, I really regret not paying attention in the past because it could have been handy. I think I am starting to like math. It is so much fun.
This year, I am taking my final required math class before I graduate and transfer -- Intermediate Algebra. It is my third time taking it (the past two were sucky professors but the current one is AWESOME!). I hated factoring polynomials (I still think it's a b***h) but Im kind of getting the hang of it. I love dividing polynomials.
Since this is my last year of math, I DONT want to forget any of it. How can I keep going without forgetting? I want to be able to help my younger siblings with their math homework. Should I do self-study and move up as I go?
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Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2010 4:19 pm
just practice it every once in a while... I do tutoring, and I don't remember everything I learned. When I forget something I just grab the textbook, and glance at the chapter. And then it all comes back to me, like I never forgot it. Really the best method of remembering something is this forgetting and relearning technique.
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