How to self-study Mathematics
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If you could understand plain English and have access to the Internet, then you can definitely study Math on your own.
Just a bit of a warning, though: while I said anybody can do this, I’m 100% sure not everybody will.
It’s a bit uncomfortable, actually, especially if it’s your first time doing this. (But super rewarding.)
Steps to Studying Math on Your Own
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Step 1. First, determine where you want to end up -
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Step 2. Determine where to start, obviously
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Step 3. Find a Syllabus to Avoid Unnecessary Depth
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Step 4. Gather your References, Solution Manuals, and “Solved Problems” Types of Books
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Step 5. Prioritize Deep, Concept-Based Learning
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Step 6. Put Links to Resources in One Place
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Step 7. Set aside time for BOTH studying and problem-solving
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Step 8. Cultivate Deep Work
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Step 9. Avoid “Practice, Practice, Practice”, Do This Instead
Steps to Studying Math on Your Own
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Step 1. First, determine where you want to end up
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Step 2. Determine where to start, obviously
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Step 3. Find a Syllabus to Avoid Unnecessary Depth
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Step 4. Gather your References, Solution Manuals, and “Solved Problems” Types of Books
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Step 5. Prioritize Deep, Concept-Based Learning
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Step 6. Put Links to Resources in One Place
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Step 7. Set aside time for BOTH studying and problem-solving
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Step 8. Cultivate Deep Work
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Step 9. Avoid “Practice, Practice, Practice”, Do This Instead
10 tricks for doing fast math
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3. Multiplying 5 times any number
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1. Adding large numbers
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4. Division tricks
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2. Subtracting from 1,000
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3. Multiplying 5 times any number
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6. 10 and 11 times tricks
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7. Percentage
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4. Division tricks
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5. Multiplying by 9
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8. Quickly square a two-digit number that ends in 5
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6. 10 and 11 times tricks
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9. Tough multiplication
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7. Percentage
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8. Quickly square a two-digit number that ends in 5
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9. Tough multiplication
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10. Multiplying numbers that end in zero
Tips to Use to Help Children learn Mathematics
How to Teach Yourself Math
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Step One: Start with an Explanation
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Step One: Start with an Explanation
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Step Two: Do Practice Problems
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Step Two: Do Practice Problems
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Step Three: Know Why The Math Works
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Step Three: Know Why The Math Works
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Step Four: Play with the Math
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Step Four: Play with the Math
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Step Five: Apply the Math Outside the Classroom
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