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Logical Dog
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There is no generic algorithm for learning maths effectively.. What you have suggested is what the kids do at as and a level, that's no way of learning math imo. good try nonetheless. You must also remember everyone has a different version of what they believe is "having learned something"...there are many levels to every statement in a subject, then there is the philosophy and history, we think we have learned "enough" because we can convince ourselves and draw the line somewhere. It will take me years to be able to say to myself, yes, I have learned mathematics.sukalp said:okay so sensi is
step 1-Break concepts part by part
step 2-Skim the first half concepts
step 3-Then understand the half concepts ,underline notes,think in form of pictures,do lovingly
step 4-Then next do review
step 5-follow step 1,2,3,4 for 2nd half concepts
step 6-review the chapterRevise again and again ,take practical examples,give test ,join quiz,join forums
solve sample papers
done
edit: I have slept two hours in the past two days, not had my medicines so may not be as eloquent as usual :P apologies
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