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ReviewsProblem-guided reading for math
Improve your math grade!
College Sophomore Canada College, Redwood City, CA This resource is o.k., it doesn't really provide anything profound. However, it does reinforce the basics of study habits, which a lot of people don't really know. Just by following these basic study habits you can drastically improve your math grade. So i would give this resource a 7 out of 10.
PGR
College Freshman Austin Community College, RRHE PGR is problem guided reading. It's a program that helps you understand what you are reading when it comes to math, so that you can read the chapter fast and understand the stuff you just learned. It's help me realize that re-reading is a great way to contain the information that you just read.
Problem-Guided Reading for Math
Curtis J Bell, College Freshman ACC, Round Rock This will help me out a lot. I will save me a lot of time. It will help me to look at work problems differently.
Concept Learning
Kayla Chun Canada College, Redwood City, Ca I can really relate to many of the strategies mentioned in this resource. I'd also like to add that when reviewing formulas, try to truly understand what is the point behind those formulas and why they work. Once you understand the application, even if you blank on the formula on the test, it makes it easier to remember it when you think about it and understand what concepts to apply to solve the problem in front of you. |
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