this is AMAZING 🔥

Almost everyone gives up in such scenarios and think that they aren't a "math person"

two years late but schools just teach whatever the concept it without delving into the history, what could be the possible real-life applications, etc. math is truly a fascinating and pristine concept and idea that is blurred with the poor teaching at school. other educational systems do math justice though.

thank you so much! I’ll add it to my list :)

Thank you again Paris :)

Hi Dhruv! Lots of likes on this one! 1) Up to you, this can help spaced repetition. I personally didn't do maths as daily study because it wasn't necessary. As long as you repeat concepts just before forgetting them (whether that be in 1 week, 3 weeks, 1 month), this is all good. 2) Generally resources shouldn't be a limitation for your success. All I had used was my class textbook, its worked solutions for learning the basics of the concepts and the exam study guide for applying my knowledge with practice questions. To help with my inquiry based learning and developing a deeper understanding of the content and how they all interrelate, I used maths stackexchange, 3blue1brown, khanacademy and any other random sites that came up when I'd google a conceptual question I had about a particular topic. 3) I basically went to my maths classes only when I had tests/exams. My attendance at school itself was quite low because I was university during my other subjects. So the majority of my learning was self-regulated learning. I was rarely ahead of class though because you'll just end up going the same pace as them anyway. I'll be explaining this in one of my upcoming videos on how to maximise these holidays. Hope that helps! Please let me know any other questions you have!

What do you mean you were in university? Like in school doing university?

@@ArcherNewton Ok

@@astic4254 you can do uni cources while in high school if you meet prereqs

@@astic4254 its caled headstart

Thank you 😊

Thanks Jude! :)

Thank you!!

thanks Yazmin! all the best :)

Thanks Shardul ☺️

Glad to hear :)

thank you so much!

Thank you! It's coming soon hopefully :)

Thank you!! Good luck and remember to make sure to learn how to learn, so you can study more effectively :)

@@ArcherNewton hey archer, I'm in year 11 studying maths methods, and I'm flunking it so bad. I've passed 2 tests with low scores during this year. The rest I failed but I did a redemption test for them. Could you please help me? I'll take any advice that I can get. Thanks in advance.

Thank you ADARSH!! Appreciate it! Happy to help! ☺️

thank you 😊

Happy it helps! Thanks Adrian 😊

cheers!!

You're welcome Kisaakye! Happy to help! I have a video on how I studied for maths, you should definitely check it out 🙂 (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frKqeZRqqa29oX0.html)

Linear notes aren't overly helpful for maths, that's why I'd recommend mindmapping :)

I'd recommend looking at my subject videos for specific advice as well as my video on how to ace exams kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLWbZbZmrbPDYqM.html Hope that helps :)

Hi Chloe, sorry to hear that it didn’t go well. As we head up the years, the style of questions fundamentally change, especially within maths. If I were your position, I’d ask myself if I see myself doing maths in the future years, picking it back up and becoming a top student in Maths. It really depends if you can see yourself doing that. If we don’t think we can bring that back up, then you can remove it. Depending on what year level in can change things but overall, when optimising for the highest ATAR, only choose the subjects where you believe you get a very high score.

Hey there! Specialist is typically harder and it will depend on each university's prerequisites about what subjects you'll need, so make sure to check them all out individually :)

Hi there! In general, you should choose the subjects that you think you can achieve higher in. Maybe also look at the assessment types - whether there's an exam, written assignments, tests, oral presentations, etc. - and how well those play to your strengths too. Hope that helps :)

I'm having the same problem right now in Year 10. What did you pick in the end

@@zainabiya2703 pick physics, in my opinion i just started year 11 and its way more interesting then specialist would be

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just always relate it to back to what you know and enjoy, so it can try and be a bit more interesting for you to learn :)

yep :)

Thank you progamertaken312!

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I used maths stack exchange, 3blue1brown, khan academy and any other random sites for conceptual understanding, basically just googling questions you should find some, or even asking friends from other classes/schools :)

inquiry based learning! Make sure to keep watching my videos to learn more about how to learn :)

honestly i don’t know because it depends on lots of factors, would really need to know more to know if it’s a good decision or not

I have a video on how I studied for maths, you should definitely check it out 🙂 (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frKqeZRqqa29oX0.html)

Hi there, you mentioned it in your question aha. The assumption that you understood the concept to enough of a extent. If that question lies in your exam and is set by the exam board, they expect you to understand it to a certain extent, and all this really means is that you hadn't realised that extent and were not at that extent just yet. Hope that helps! Please let me know any other questions you have!

9

@@ArcherNewton really? what were they and how did you do 9.. I can only do 5 so i feel disadvantaged :(

@OrishiraNHY I accelerated some subjects in year 11, these were my subjects overall Specialist Mathematics Mathematical Methods English Psychology Biology Physics Research Project Music: Solo Performance Music: Ensemble Performance Uni: 2x subjects

@@ArcherNewton im doing spesh, methods, english, biology and either psychology/physical education/physics. WE DOING SIMILIAR SUBJECTS :O

added to the list :)

ahah

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