I scare i fail maths again.
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alamak! u log in in this hour...exam oso need to rest.Originally posted by bluey^blue~:I scare i fail my olevel maths again....how.
It is my last chance.I flunked it last year with a F9....This year I worked hard,studied hard,did my homework and finished some school's prelim paper...But sometimes I see questions I cannot solve,I very scare.. x_x.
I Dont want to fail!I want go poly!
hv enuff rest...dun stress urself n keep away those negatives thoughts.
y others can make it...sure u can too. after struggling few times n still din get the right answer then take break...do revision on the formula....u can make it...dun worry. good lucks. -
you should have told me earlier.. then i can tutor you.. dun see my venomous hatred for maths hor.. O level maths nia.. nan bu dao wo.
but anyway, just remember all those formulas for mensuration, geometry concepts (coordinate geo, as well as those circle propeties), trigo ratios, statistics, graphical methods and arithmetics. those are the main things.. keep practising them. -
Understand and get the basic facts in your head...Originally posted by bluey^blue~:I scare i fail my olevel maths again....how.
It is my last chance.I flunked it last year with a F9....This year I worked hard,studied hard,did my homework and finished some school's prelim paper...But sometimes I see questions I cannot solve,I very scare.. x_x.
I Dont want to fail!I want go poly!
Then remember and understand all the 'basic styles' behind each question... -
ty all
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hmm forgot to add:
pretty common sense but pls do after you finish the papers those you get wrong one go and see why you dunno how to do. then take note of the questions and then after awhile like maybe a week or at the end of the revisions go back and do the question again to ensure you have got the hang of it -
that means the key to doing well in both a and e maths is to practise the tys like some holy bible?
i hope it really works for me.
my mathematics are always as bad.
just like my sciences.
boo. -
E maths is purely practise....
Unlike Amaths which needs some application... -_-" -
e maths harder lah need to practice alotOriginally posted by striderz_o405:E maths is purely practise....
Unlike Amaths which needs some application... -_-" -
A maths is relatively easy as all the question are about the same type know how the moe set these questions and u can score a1 easily buy redspot 10 yrseries WIFF SOLUTIONS if not u dun know how to do a question no one help u or if u lazy u can read them and remember how they do it
=D gd luck -
Hum... i failed my maths like hell from pri sch to sec 2 then i get A2 at the end of sec 2..... Basically you must practice and practice until you are damn familiar with the Qns.... All the maths Qns are relatively the same it's just the methods and steps that are involved that can screw you up
Try finding a tutor i did that at sec 2 and it really did a great help into my maths results.... Ever heard of Victoria tuition centre at Parkway Centre??? It's quite good in tutoring.... -
if some questions you cannot do, find those ten-year series got solutions one, else can also ask your friends about how to solve certain questions or go school ask your friends......Originally posted by bluey^blue~:yes i will chiong ah!!!!!
really cant wait to have a final closure to my secondary sch life and start out in a new poly.
sec sch life suck,my sch populated wif gangsters and such..sad.
if you study alone then make sure you have some very good in maths friends to call, i.e. their no. then ask them or accumulate them then all meet in school to discuss about it.....(duh...the asking part normally takes a lot of time, and can be not so productive and time consuming....)
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instead of asking friends why not just accumulate then go skool and ask teacher easier and confirm get right answerOriginally posted by nightzip:if some questions you cannot do, find those ten-year series got solutions one, else can also ask your friends about how to solve certain questions or go school ask your friends......
if you study alone then make sure you have some very good in maths friends to call, i.e. their no. then ask them or accumulate them then all meet in school to discuss about it.....(duh...the asking part normally takes a lot of time, and can be not so productive and time consuming....) -
yup.