Does anyone have any good revision tips for Maths exams?
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don't pressurise u'r brain on the day before the exam.take as much rest as possible.just revise u'r formulae well.don't get tensed.stay cool.
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hi...\nlooks like your frantic to become an einstein...\nanyway i just want to share some tips with you...\n\n* get to know all the formulas in your  standard  syllabus and little higher too..because maths alwasy means "the more cunning and clever ..the better you tackle the subject from all angles" cunning i meant the questions.. since those questions will be to find out who thinks out of the box..\n\n* try to analyse the data with the question and find equations relate closer to the answer..\n\n*mostly look intoalgebraic and arithmetic problems, quadratic equations,trignometric ratios, polynomials geometrical figures and graphs /statistics. i know these willbe common topics to you..but questions will be of a higher level\n\n* try to refer the previous or if possible any question of maths olympiad held previously ,so that you can refresh yourself with the questions\n\n* questions are not going to be simple since it is going to be tough... so spend enought  time with each of your math topic and try to work even difficult and unusual problems too..i.e which you havent worked out ..\n\n* relax and study..pray to god..he can help you face this challenge... so get prepared for the war with numbers\n\nall the best and good luck to you
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A couple hours of revision on them a night should do it.  Doing that will help make it so you don't have to do alot of last minute cramming and stressing out over it.
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Sorry to say but there are no eureka moments in mathematics. There is only a couple of tips that I can give you: practice and practice smart. And focus and pay attention at class. When you practice though, dont practice using just one question book. Try different ones and try different levels of difficulty. The thing about academical mathematics is that the more you are experienced with many questions, the better you become. If you encounter a question that you cant do, ask somebody who can. Pay attention to the way of solving rather than the answer itself. All the best. Love+peace
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correct\n\nim a maths teacher
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I do hope you are scoring around 80 % now and want to score 100%. If you are at still lower level then lot of efforts is needed,\nPRACTISE MAKES PERFECT .\nYou have to solve all the problems in each chapter . and when ever you get spare time mentally refresh the probelems and answers.\nOnce one chapter is over borrow mathematics books prescribed by  other schools for yourclass and solve problems given there for the same chapter.\nConstant practise would familiarise you to the technique of problem solving and you would find it a childs play to solve any problem in less than half the time others take. \nYou can review your answers too. best of luck
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Best way to study for a Math test... Do TONS of practice problems for the stuff that will be on the test... just random questions from your assignments that will be covered on the test.  Make sure the answers are in the back of the book... check your answers and if you get them wrong.  Ask your teacher to help you with those you don't know how to do.   If thye give you a practice test DO IT... and find a buddy to study with...\nGood luck on your tests
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hopefully you've got the answer to that question - i couldn't tell whether you had or not! not to publicise specific agencies, but a good GCSE revision guide will help your daughter learn her algebraic processes without doing load of examples - they give a few really good examples which kids find easy to appreciate because they are not being bombarded with loads of questions. Make sure you get one appropriate to her tier of study - if in doubt ask her maths teacher which one the school recommends or gets direct from the supplier. Good luck!
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Read and understand the curriculum. Solve the problems, and then resolve them. There are a number of good authors for guides on  CBSE maths, and all subjects. Refer them through your institution's library, join a good coaching class.\n\nIn Bangalore, India there are a number of good coaching classes, I am sure that they must be there in your city too. st
587053
could try the exam board websites, e.g. edexcel, ocr, aqa most of which are .org i think
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funny question,\nit really depends on the topic...\nbut you can try\na treaty on the deep knowledge of mathematics\na short story about my journey in math.\nthe truth behind all the mathematics you have ever learnt.\n`
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Have a summary sheet, it's a revision sheet where you can write the major points on which you'll be asked about on your test. So you can have a look at the very last opportunity before the test. A lot of hard work I know but worked for me.
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If your are poor in maths, that is not the fault of maths: maybe your, your teacher, your school or some others fault.\n\nSTART from start. I mean start from BASICS. Take as much as time is possible and practise and try to learn the basics of maths. If the BASIC is strong then everything will be ok afterward. Take it as a challenge. Practise maths with those people who are good at maths. Revise previous maths you have solved. Try from easy maths, then go to hard and harder.\n\nDont go fast.\n\nGive time to improve.\n\nOne day you will realise, you are doing maths and its not that hard. Its only challenging and exciting to solve mathematical problems. And you will learn more and more and you will be stronger.\n\nNo one is good or bad at maths. Its just they dont know how to do it or they just dont practice and forgot the technics.\n\n\nGoodLuck. Take it easy. Start from the beginning. ok! i understand. START again then....
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Always do all your homework every night.\n\nWhen an answer is wrong, note down carefully how to do it right and study that thoroughly that evening.\n\nSave your homework and GO OVER ALL YOUR WRONG ANSWERS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE final review for a TEST.  Ask about question you still can't get right, even with the right answer in front of you, because it means you misunderstood the method involved.\n\nDon't watch TV from Monday thru Thursday.\n\nOnly go out on Friday and on Saturday night.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revisewise/english/spelling/\n\nlets try coming up with a thought and reposting...
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well, i feel bad for telling u this, but if u wear a skirt write the answers there, also make use a little tiny piece of paper and write as much infor u can like 2inches by2 inches, or chocolate wraper or a gum wraper, those are good.......and yeah or u can use a paper to cover answers write some "codes" and if u're doin' math, and u have a graphing calculator type in the review in there and pretend u are using it and u are looking at it, man there are many teqniques.........but if you're just tooooooooooo lazy to copy be nice to the instructure and i'll guarantee u wont need to copy and you'll pass with at least a b+ that class............i knew so many teqniques, i fogot, i'll try to remeber and i'll write u more, but if you're a chick u can get away with anything, cause i had and good luck... ;)
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well it depends for what exam. if you are looking for olympiad maths or higher level maths, i recommend www.kalva.demon.co.uk else you can try drmath.com if you have any queries on a question they do provide answers though sometimes their answers are not correct. so beware and have fun..