boost mark!! advice needed

[nvoxo]

currently sitting on E....VERY F--KED.....
done 2 sacs already...

is there still way to improve???
good ways to get the learning concepts done? i found my stuff is not really solid....
please!please!!!
T T...please help me!!!

very appreciated!!

[linle]

do some work. especially questions.
the mark you get is how much you put in.

[Starlight]

This is an indication that you should probably see your teacher for assistance/ perhaps get a tutor, or even make a study group with some friends and get their advice. But just keep soldiering on by writing notes, answering textbook questions/ checkpoints. Ultimately the exam is what is the main focus, just destroy as many exam papers as possible when the time comes.

[ecvkcuf]

There is a plethora of math tutorials on YouTube - it truly dazzles me that students are not using the greatest resource that we have.. THE INTERNET. Honestly I've learnt everything to do with my course online. I have no study guides, no checkpoints, no notes, etc. I just do questions from the book, watch videos, and read articles on the concepts. I find that reading over other Maths textbook (which you can download for free with some quick torrent searches) really helps establish my understanding as different authors explain concepts in a different way, the more explanations you are exposed to the better.

If you are really struggling - then perhaps getting a tutor or getting help from your teacher might be a viable option for you. As for me, my teacher is very busy and tutors are too expensive and far for me. So I find the internet to be my most valuable resource.

Next time you are struggling with an concept, exercise or even a chapter, try doing a YouTube search on it and watch a couple of tutorials on it, it could help you a lot.

[pi]

Khan Academy.

[ecvkcuf]

Khan Academy.

Yer man. Salman Khan is truly a legend, saw his TEDTalk with Bill Gates.. both remarkable and inspirational figures.

[Flying Emu]

Khan Academy.

What he said ^^^

But also try figuring out how the different mathematical concepts fit together and why. Don't just simply follow a formula, know how it works.