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How do I improve my knowledge in Math?

My name is Poomitha, and I am studying in 10th standard. My question is how to improve my skill in math. #teaching #teacher #professor #education #higher-education

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Jennafer’s Answer

First, I want to say I've never been very good at math. I have however learned some study skills that may help. Most importantly, know your multiplication tables backward and forward. I can't tell you how much you will actually use this skill! Next, memorize the formulas that you are currently learning. Once you have a grasp of how these formulas work you will be able to master the material. Lastly, make sure you do all assigned homework and if needed don't HESITATE to ask for help! Most teachers want to help you to be successful. Its not only in your best interest, it's in theirs. Teaches are often assessed based on your success. Good luck and try not to get overwhelmed. Take your time and be confident!
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Tracy’s Answer

Hello Poomitha,

If you have access to tutors, study guides, internet, or the library you can use those resources to enhance your math skills. It has been my experience that practicing math problems from various textbooks and taking online math test can enhance your test taking strategies and problem solving abilities. Good Luck! math strategies
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Shelby’s Answer

Hi Poomitha! Coming from the standpoint of a person who is teaching math, I think I have a couple of suggestions. My first one is to practice as much as you can take. If you are doing problems and they are starting to blur all together, step away from it for a little bit. But otherwise, practice sincerely helps! I would not have been able to teach math if I didn't practice at it. Try finding videos online if your teacher/professor's teaching style does not match your own. I would also suggest asking your teacher or professor for extra problems if you feel like you still aren't confident in your understanding of the material. Bouncing off of that, I would also recommend asking for help from your teacher/professor. Their job is to help you! I personally will be telling all of my students that there are no dumb questions at the beginning of each year, since I know math is such a complicated subject to learn. Hope these suggestions help!
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Nisha’s Answer

Hi Poomitha,

You can use resources from the Internet to help you improve your math fluency. You will become better with practice. Khan Academy is one of my favorite tutorial resources for math and I often referred my students to this resource for extra help when I taught math. Remember, practice makes perfect!!

https://www.khanacademy.org/
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