Matt85 · 36-40, M
Do you have any hobbies? Persue your dreams instead. :)
Matt85 · 36-40, M
@Horzes Gonna kinda echo what others have said. A good teacher always helps. One who understands how you're not understanding things and helps you to understand. It could be just a communication thing with your and your current teacher. Make sure to tell him/her what you don't understand.

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@Matt85 If she isn't improving with a teacher, she will have to teach herself maths. She should get all of the materials she needs and study, on her own, what is being taught in her maths lessons. It seems to me that she does not have a good place to start if she left school without a maths grade. She will need to work hard, but also needs to be interested in the subject.
in10RjFox · M
In which case, it may be easier to start from scratch and develop , so you get the basic and the concepts right. Also check if your arithmetic is right. Often things go wrong due to simple calculation mistakes
If you fail, it means you are also not presenting your working properly. Evaluators do check whether the student has understood the problem and leave proof of logic and award marks even if the answer is not right.
You may find it interesting when you start from Lower grade. Maybe you were not attentive at that time, but now you will find it simple and easy. Engage a lower grade tutor online with whom you can discuss freely.
If you fail, it means you are also not presenting your working properly. Evaluators do check whether the student has understood the problem and leave proof of logic and award marks even if the answer is not right.
You may find it interesting when you start from Lower grade. Maybe you were not attentive at that time, but now you will find it simple and easy. Engage a lower grade tutor online with whom you can discuss freely.

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You don't enjoy maths? If you liked it, you would remember more of it. You will have to start learning to enjoy it more. Knowledge is what we gain when we are interested.
My father was a mathematician and used to sit me down to do it with him. His other favorite interest was nature and being outside. He knew all about plants and how to grow them.
My father was a mathematician and used to sit me down to do it with him. His other favorite interest was nature and being outside. He knew all about plants and how to grow them.
Fishy · 36-40, F
I haven't tried it personally, but there is this service called brilliant.org
I've heard a lot of people rave on about how good it is and how it teaches you fundamentals about certain things (including math)
And it's a thing where you do just a little each day and build on it
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I've heard a lot of people rave on about how good it is and how it teaches you fundamentals about certain things (including math)
And it's a thing where you do just a little each day and build on it
[media=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8G8gX3JSxQM&pp=ygUNQnJpbGxpYW50IG9yZw%3D%3D]
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Aysel · F
Before your next exam, consider practicing meditation. It will help you avoid being overly anxious because anxiety breeds stress, and stress causes mistakes to be made without conscious thought.
Ramrod · 46-50, M
Maths,that does not sound right,Im studying math,i have math class ????
Alter4Ego · 56-60, M
Correct even

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Most colleges offer tutoring services. It really helps when you’re struggling with a subject.
Convivial · 26-30, F
Maths is like that, until you get a good teacher... Have you though about some private tuition... It might just fill in the blanks
Alter4Ego · 56-60, M
Is'nt there plenty of help on YouTube and online generally?
oldguy73 · 70-79, M
no problem just get a job at Mcdonalds or burger king
smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F
Why don't u ask the teacher for help
Avinash · 31-35, M
Hating maths wont solve it. I sense that the teacher is not good enough