Mathematics is a subject that every student has to study at one time or another. Mathematics is a subject which is loved by many but there are some who hate to study mathematics. To excel in maths one have to practice lots and lots of problems on a regular basis. This is the reason why your mathematics teacher assigns homework problems. Most of the students try to study mathematics just by memorizing formulas and equations. Although knowing the formulas and equations are important, the best way to learn maths is by practicing them.
Create a distraction-free environment:
Mathematics is a subject which requires lots of concentration when compared to any other subject. Make sure you have sufficient light in your study area to help from straining your eyesight. A proper study environment which is a distraction-free environment could be a determining factor while solving complex problems of Laplace transform and trigonometry.
Go through your class notes:
After you come home from school, go through your class notes for 10-20 minutes which you took in class. Pay special attention to the questions which were solved by your subject teacher in the class as understanding those questions will help you to solve more complex problems.
Work on your weak areas:
When you are practicing mathematics problems, it is important that you should solve the problem completely before moving onto the next problem. You should review and understand the problems where you are lagging behind to understand your weaker areas. Start working on those weak areas to help you become stronger in the subject.
Reward yourself for studying:
Set everyday goals before you start studying, and treat yourself after you reach your goal. Treat yourself with some healthy snacks or go for a bicycle ride for 10-20 minutes, it will help you to motivate yourself.
Follow the above tips and trick to study mathematics. Take appropriate rest and eat well before your examination. In addition to all of the above, try to solve some previous year questions and sample papers to know about the types of question asked in the examination.
