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My math grade!


Question Posted Wednesday April 30 2008, 5:59 pm

i need help i dont have a very good grade in math and my dad used to be a math teacher and we fight about it every time i go to his house (my parents are divorced) and i just dont get it! could you help me on how to stay focused during class?! i dont sit by n e of my friends in that class so thats not the problem but im starting to make friends with the people around me i dont get in trouble for talking very much tho! just if you have any advice PLEASE any at all! help me!!

Thanks! =D


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Additional info, added Thursday May 15 2008, 12:07 pm:
every time i ask my dad for help it ends up disasterous like grounded and stuff.

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QueenofDiamonds answered Friday May 2 2008, 7:04 pm:
Ask your dad to help you when you go to his house. He's a math teacher. That's like a built in tutor.

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Uniq_The_Geek answered Friday May 2 2008, 6:19 pm:
I think Most of us are bad when it comes to math hehe...first off your dad should be helping u at least because he's a math teacher...so... what i do is.. i take any notes the teacher writes on the board.. and organize it ...to see the steps clearly on how i got the answer... also talk to your math teacher...see if he/she offers maybe some afterschool tutoring... it doesnt necessarily have to be for HOURS... but ask him or her questions... last but not least.. if all else fails (which it should not), google!!! hehe i di it all the time... find sites that offer info on how to do certain things... good luck!!!!!

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helloxdear13 answered Friday May 2 2008, 5:06 pm:
Well first off, you said your father is a Math teacher. You might want to ask him for help. Despite the fact that you get into fights about it, I'm sure he'd be glad to help you understand it better.

If you really don't want to do that, I'm sure you could ask your school for a tutor. Or find one online by googling tutor and your area. Or maybe your friends around you get it and you could ask them to explain it in simpler terms!

If you go to the library, also, there should be books about paying attention in class.

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