This is for deon, who requested help.

I'm not THAT good in maths (mr liu shuai chen is), but anyways, i hope to be able to help you...

First of all, maths is not a study subject (e.g. history, geography, or even science) where reading up your textbook, referring to notes can help you that much. You must PRACTICE!

For a start, try the textbook or wb questions, or even assessment books. Make sure that their questions gt some 'standard' however. =)

Be on par with Mrs Wong. What I mean is that if she is teaching construction now, make sure you are revising the same topic as she is teaching. If you don't understand anything, go to her, your tutors, parents etc. (anyone who can help you)

When I do a final revision for exams, let's say a few nights before, I will usually go through the questions in my wb, assesment books. Make sure you go through every question, and if you are wrong, know why you made that mistake. Go back to your wrong questions and 'redo' them from time to time; see whether you can get them correct. This will test whether you really understand how to solve e question.

In whatever you do, you must work hard to achieve success. That's why we have nil sine labore. Same for maths. It's the practice that makes the difference.

Oh yeah, remember to revise for your maths early, so you don't burn midnight oil. ;p

I don't know if all this is useful to you... but I hope it is... you can ask ppl like shuai chen or jeremy for more help... Finally, join a study group if you think you cna study in groups....

PS i'm proudly anti-tuition. =)

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