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school is a lot of work. if you get behind in the reading you are in trouble.
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Then don't get behind.
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the sky is blue, if it turns gray that means it might rain.
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rtrang19 wrote:Then don't get behind. Now that is logic.
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IT depends on the subject. For example, in Math, as long as you pay attention during the lesson in class, you can't really get behind.
However, in certain subjects, especially Social Science, reading is quite essential.
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poppy1337 wrote:IT depends on the subject. For example, in Math, as long as you pay attention during the lesson in class, you can't really get behind.
However, in certain subjects, especially Social Science, reading is quite essential. But you do need a lot of practices to be able to solve problems in math. Trust me, even if you understand every single thing the prof says, if you don't actually try solving the problems yourself, you probably won't do well.
University of Waterloo '11 Honours Computer Science, Co-op Biology Minor
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For University Math, for sure!
I was referring to high school math lol
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For highschool math, just pay attention in class, do the homework, and if you fall behind, ask for help. Not eveyone is a math genius, the teachers know that and know that some people will struggle so they know how to help you.
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