Han zhango

1. Work on Fundamentals 2. Practice old Test Questions 3. Time Trials (get competition) 4. Never leave the classroom before having your questions answered. 5. Math Notebook (Cheap sheet) 6. Do the easiest questions first. Then the hardest ones. 7. Sleep well 8. Study the possible questions and/or concepts

I am a 29-year-old mother of kids ages 8, 5, and 3. I decided that it was time to return to school to obtain a BA in Healthcare Administration. Mathematics has never been my strong suit, so I am having to take remedial classes to get to the actual math class that I need for my degree. My first math class in over 14 years starts tomorrow. I am honestly excited because my mindset has changed drastically since 2010 and I am ready for the challenges that come my way. Thank you for the advice, I look forward to putting them to good use!

Everyone is telling but iam only the one who's not sincere with studies

My addmath examination is 3 more days. Do u think i can pass the exam?

If you don’t mind me asking what did you make your schedule on?

I appreciate your inputs in helping the students. However, your judgemental comments on teachers are unacceptable. Don't just bring down the efforts of teachers just to highlight your points. As a IB learner, you should be better than this.

i love ur confidenc so much

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how do u do the ratio scale

Okay but u can be given a question that u ve never seen b4 , so its kindaaa of a gamble. For me id say ABOVE ALL understand theory ,dont spam past papers , i got 3 A* in physics , maths and further maths in A levels by doin max 4 past papers for each subject.

This is the ONLY problem I have with being naturally smart, not knowing how to study. I have never had to actually study in my life, and therefore have no clue how to study. Any help I find on KZfaq is never for people like me. It feels weird to study, so I don't want to start, nor do I know how. So if you are naturally gifted, start studying before it is too late.

Never give up mindset😂 I have the it is what it is mindset

Why you're bad at math: you're not asian.

Then what about questions in the test you have never encountered completely new ones that require you to understand and solve?

Hi guyz im dumb on this math, but i want to learn tho, should i go to basic math then or like can someone helo drop me the list of math to study.

Wow, such solid advice.

This guy looks like he will be a math pro in future

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The first thing you need to do is to practice math in conjunction with various learning styles, so that you can figure out how you learn.

Step one: born Asian

I puke whenever I do complex math

Why did you copy Han Zhango’s thumbnail and title, word for word?

My problem is that I didn’t know basics. I went back and did 4th to 12th grade math online again (literally free thanks to guys like the one in the video & others!) and I realized no one is TRULY bad at math, it’s just that math is just walking and you have to know the first step to take the second. It’s not hard at all. Thanks for the video it was great

reason #1: im not asian.

it seems everyone scoring highest in math is also bad at it. it doesnt compute

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I love his confidence lol.

there is not a direct positive correlation between time studied and marks awarded

This is all so true. I’m only taking Precalculus right now but I’m averaging a 97% from 4 different tests and it’s because of the amount of time and dedication put into solving the problems. Repetition and variety is key.

The 3rd segment has its flaws I agree that you should practice (a lot) but practicing a veriety of questions so you could solve similar questions in the test seems like shooting an arrow in the dark but with alot of practice. One thing people don't uderstand it that math is not practice it is a concept people need to read their maths books and think aboit the concepts in order to understand math and be able to solve complicated questions with minimal practice You did say somewhat similar thing later in the video but it is the most important thing to math.

Ty for the tips I got a very low score in my non calc practice paper in year 10 and I want to do better

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Anyone here in 2024?

I have seen this thumbnail before too… 🫡

The video is truly inspiring, and it's given me the push I need to fully commit to understanding trigonometry. I've struggled with my quizzes in the past, and I've often felt like I'm just not cut out for math. Even my dad reassured me that I don't necessarily have to excel in math. I'm genuinely grateful for the motivation and insight you've provided.

Bros asian.

Amazing video!! Btw the quadratic formula on the thumbnail is wrong

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what to do if your school doesnt have past papers? or anythingn like that?

Asian power..bro its asian..power ..we study hard, watch anime hard,play games hard too

rule number 1: be asian

Thank you for this full guide, it has helped me so much.

The 4 max hours study method was definitely magic. That's 4 hours of my day, dedicated to the deepest, highly concentrated brain work, no distractions. If I see myself struggle, I divide it into 2 hour sessions with 30-40 mins breaks. It really helped me build what I call as "math stamina". Before, I couldn't even do 30 mins of maths, nowadays, 3-4 hours is my norm. Then I take plenty of rest afterwards and enjoy my day. Also: When you go higher maths, white boarding helps - it will keep your brain reminded of the equations that you need to work out for.

Thanks Melvin....my membership in the scholars pack is still pending ...pls help😢😢

i’m gonna try these methods out before my next test which is in about two months, hopefully i won’t fail this time✊

Heey Im in Africa and im doing grade 11..Some of these laws dont apply here because we get beaten with a stick or belt.But I will always keep the mindset Onelove❤❤🥇

I agree that most internet influencers that are discouraging people from attending college are generally trying to sell the viewer a get rich quick scheme, however I don’t believe this should completely retract all criticisms of college. Most 17/18 year olds are funnelled into the idea that they should attended college no matter what and if they don’t, they’re a failure. Most don’t even have a credit score, however are still freely given student loans which can rack up to six figures, but no sane bank would give them a business loan of $10k. Yet by the end of the degree 52% of graduates will be underemployed; meaning they are working a job that didn’t even require a degree in the first place. While some of their coworkers at their age, who didn’t even go to college may have six figures in savings without any debt. I’m currently studying CS which is supposed to be one of the “better” subject you can study, however I can guarantee you that most people in my class won’t be getting $100k jobs when they graduate or any jobs in the field at all, this is generally because CS is now a way too oversaturated field but also because the content in a CS degree is too theoretical and not very useful in practice. I’m currently having to learn all the useful skills on KZfaq which is free, compared to the college I’m currently attending. I believe this applies to many degrees where you aren’t taught the content that will actually be useful for the job, so you have to self-study the useful content outside of school. What is most important is not if you attend college or not, but your ability to learn and pick up information, with the internet and determination, you can easily learn all the contents of a degree and more for free and progress to the point where you can get hired (except for doctors, and lawyers). It is still 100% possible to be considered successful by any conventional metric and not attend college, just make sure your doing something productive and successful will naturally gravitate towards you.

the ostensible meaning of this video is u trying to help us with free tips, the coded meaning is you trying to sell ur course haha