How To ACE Your Math Class

There are some very important steps every student should take to ensure that they are able to achieve an A. It is not always easy and does take some work but hopefully with these tips you can achieve that A this year.

0:00 - Ten Tips to Ace Your Math Test
00:41 Talk to your teacher
1:45 Work with other people
2:49 Do the Work
3:53 Ask Questions
5:12 Create a Cheatsheet
6:48 Spiral Review
8:13 Help Others
9:29 Learn From your Mistakes
12:01 Find Time
13:24 Believe
14:02 You Can Tell the Difference between A and non A students

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[gwynelcnn]

I can vouch for the first tip. Getting to know your instructors is a good way to keep yourself on track. I remember one year, I just sat back in one of my classes, never really talked to my teacher and I was doing terrible. However, the next year, I decided to be more responsible and participate more, talk more, and ask for help when needed. My grades exponentially went up in all subjects as I was able to actively listen and get answers to matters that peaked my curiosity.

[BiscuitBrawn]

My school started yesterday, and I'm talking AP Calculus BC this year. These tips will be really helpful!

[Erebus_official]

This is the time that the rock wasn't sus to me. He just taught me a lesson to be the best version of me as possible. Stay motivated guys! lets get that ace! 👍

[unknown_person]

My new semester just started and I hope that this time I bring higher grades in math by watching your videos and studying smarter but not harder

[vanessafasanella]

This is a great summary, from a person who is not their teacher, of what to do to succeed. My students love you, Brian, so I hope they listen to all of this great advice.

[kensonmalupande]

This is just incredible, great 👍, this is very helpful to every at student. Thankyouuu sir

[sparkleflames]

I'm studying in India, so our school year started in June. I did pretty poorly in my first midterm, (38/50), and I was a mess. This was my first time going to school EVER too, I was homeschooled till 8th grade, so I have that going for me. but this was soo helpful. I'm going to put in the work, and make a cheatsheet. I will get an A in math this year. Thank you Mr. McLogan

[ammadedits]

11 years watching you, and you still look the same🙂

[mkylah]

I am taking geometry this year and these tips are very helpful ty!

[rahwasolomon]

I got a 90 in math, but I need to get at least 95 to get a scholarship, and I keep making the most minor mistakes. Thank you so much for your tips!!! I wish you were my teacher!

[themusiccorner]

Would it be possible if you can create a video step by step on how to create a cheat cheat (just to make sure we are doing it right)?

[ethanstechworld]

I will get an A in my first college math class!!!

[taylerbear]

im starting im3+ with a background of a c in im2+ so im really looking for motivators to keep me going this year ill come back in winter to let you guys know my sem 1 grade byeee

[zaratron]

Good morning and thanks for the video. I finished applied calculus in the spring, and got an A. I’m starting elementary statistics in the fall, how is that course? Would you say it is easier or harder than applied calculus? Thanks!

[berrystrawhat]

Starting back in school since campus closed at the beginning of the pandemic. Failed my 171 class last semester but even though I wasn’t the best college student starting back I realized what my mistakes were (and do remember a lot of the concepts even if at a small amount). I doubted myself and felt bad but one bad semester isn’t life ending. I just need to make a better work ethic, study harder and ask more questions. Thanks for all the helpful tips.

[twinnofuzi]

College starts in 20 days, im going to end my semester with a B or better!

[unknown_person]

Oh that’s interesting, what are the 3 sports that you played after high school?

[CHIISANA_OTEN]

i failed my engineering calculus1 last semester and it really made me doubt myself. im retaking the subject this semester and this video really helped me regain my confidence. thank you very much 🙏

[peteroleary]

Tips 2 & 7 are interesting. Richard Feynman said if you want to deeply understand a concept, practice explaining it in simple terms that others can understand. I think this happens when kids study together.

[ALE-himj]

I just wanted to thank you for everything you’ve teached me! Keep it up!👍