A Tip Given From A Great Calculus Student!

One great tip was given to us by a calculus student who has consistently earned high ranks in his math classes. His simple tip has been passed onto many students and proves to helpful in allowing students to memorize math lessons quickly.

The Tip: Always study and make sense of your math notes the same night of the math lecture. Always!

This is huge! Many students who arrive in class take notes and are often times confused or lost by the end of the lecture. This can be caused by the writing speed of the professor, the lack of explanation, or the lack of attention in class. No matter what the cause, the student leaves the classroom not being able to comprehend the correct method of solving the math problems in that lesson. After waiting more than 24 hours to go back and make sense of these notes it will feel as if though you are learning it again for the first time. If the notes are reviewed and understood only a few hours after the lecture the student will be able to completely understand the material much faster. This is because the student can piece together parts of the lecture while it's still in their memory and make sense of it at their own speed!

Be sure to use this tip frequently! 

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Happy Calculating,

Dylan Miller