What is the best part about taking a mathematics class? What is the best math subject?
142544
I like Calculus. You learn how to think logically in order to solve problems.  Plus, in Calculus, you'll learn why some things in math are the way they are. For example, have you ever wondered why the area of a circle is pi times the radius squared? Well, in Calculus you'll learn why.
761920
Ask your math teacher if he/she can recommend some students to you that are doing well in the class.  Maybe they can help me with what you miss.  If they live close to you, they could help you out after school.  Also ask the teacher if you can tape record the class.  That way at least you can hear what is going on and maybe that will help you with the lesson.  You can also ask if the teacher would mind staying late on day a week to help you with the parts that you don't understand.  If you are willing try the teacher is more likely willing to help you.  I can't say that everything will work, but you can try.
435553
Cool question.  I would ask your teacher the same question.  Hopefully, they might be able to make some changes to make learning easier for you.  Having a good grounding in math is a very important building block for almost everything in life - especially when you learn geometry and algebra.  \n\nGood luck!
1022071
just take the course, business math and whatever foundation of math  it requires is easy stuff, stats and algebra (how can you be a businness person anyways if you cant do simple aritmatic and math). I hate math and i had to take 2 years of calculus for my major, that was a biatch. Anything that aint calc is easy.
177582
As for math, I'd recommend mathworld.  I don't know about other specifically.  It is not the most readable, but it's a good enough resource for graduate students.
903887
funny question,\nit really depends on the topic...\nbut you can try\na treaty on the deep knowledge of mathematics\na short story about my journey in math.\nthe truth behind all the mathematics you have ever learnt.\n`
873538
COLLEG ALGEBRA!  Yep it had to be a math class.  I was never good at math in high school so, I new I would not be good at it in college.  Did I pass or drop it.  I did neither on at first.  I failed it.  I took the class over in hopes that I could raise my grade atleast by 1 letter but, that didn't seem to happen.  I ended up dropping it the second go around.
111826
This is a subjective question.  It depends upon:\n\nwhat you're good at.\nwho's teaching it.\nwhy you're learning it.\n\nI loved journalism, English and Choir... which is why I chose to be an English teacher.  I'd be worried if someone who was a math teacher said their favorite subject was English.
503325
talk to your math teachers, ask them what you don't understand so you can understand everything. so when they introduce a new concept, you can figure it out from prior knowledge.
171821
I think math is wonderful, there are so many uses for it. It is an ever expanding topic too, I don't think we will ever find a "limit" to what we can do with math
473117
In order for math to be interesting to you, you should make it part of you, and part of your life. you would have to use it in your every day life basis. don't use it like when you have to do your homework or practice for SAT, but use it like when you are eating, look for what is the percentage of each category of food you are eating, make equation about it, and you will practice even without knowing. like if you playing cards or marbles, or dices, whatever you are doing, just make it mathematically, and once you do that, math is going to be part of your basic life and it is going to be fun for you, you understand it more and more, cause sometimes this is what i usually do.
231354
Do you mean what math class should you take after highschool?  It depends how far you got in highschool.  You could take College Algebra and Trig, or you may be ready to take Precalculus or even Calculus.  Statistics is also a type of math class which is needed for many majors and can be taken first year college if all prerequisites are met.  \n\nBest of luck.
415823
Math! because I had no idea what they teacher was talking about. I seriously did not understand it and I never understood what every tutor I ever had was telling me. Me being in math class was pointless I just took up space.
417055
OK:\na good way to study geometry is as follows.\nin class, take meticulous notes. try using Cornell notes technique. works great,. google Cornell notes, for that.\nsecond. always study geometry right away, either after class, or before other subjects. its a hard subject therefore it should be done first.\nHome work problems should be done, while reviewing notes. if you get stuck, review notes or textbook. always try to memorize the important postulates and theorems. but don't just read them, try to understand them.\nexample, the area of a Rhombus is 1/2times the product of the diagonals.. if you don't understand what the names are, you won't understand the problem. diagonals means, segment from corner to corner. product is what you get when you multiply.. etc.. vocabulary is the most important part of geometry, specially the first part of geometry. usually the second semester is more algebraic in nature. \nthe first semester involves proofs, so language is extremely important.\nand after you done homework, always review, review. daily... give yourself enough time everyday for math.... do this on a regular basis and you can an A.. very possible.\nGood luck.
58236
The best way to study math and is to make sure you understand all the fundamentals. Relate them to things you already understand. \nDo lots of different types of problems to figure out what to don't understand.
951897
Pay attention in class little girl and you will understand more of your math problems... Still wish ya the best, GOD bless!
678541
Well, my worst class was Math(OW!, my head..Algebra hurts) , but my most boring subject ever was 9Th grade history. All about the 1800s, and the famous movements we've all heard about. The boring part was watching these endless videos and then had tests on them. Guess what? I failed those tests. Plus, I also absolutely refused to write an autobiography about my past at the beginning of the school year(personal...don't ask...I MEAN that!!!), and lost homework assignments,which ending up giving me a c for the  semester(Seriously, if a C(algebra grade) is considered FAILING in high school, and you end up with a P, um..not pretty). Now, if you ended up with a C for the year(which I ended with two Cs...Transitional Math and U.S. History I , and C is failing, then ,well,..I don't know...It's not important. Besides, this isn't part of your question. Sorry, went off on a SLIGHT(yes, slight) tangent there. Anyway, your question was: What was your most boring subject ever:\nMine is U.S. History I.