My best learning tip

Siti

When I was taking math in college I had a real problem with proofs
and theorems. If you take any college calculus you'll run into
these things constantly. They are highly theoretical and because of
that I had a problem understanding them.

This was my biggest weakness, I tended to have a lack of interest in
topics that I could not find a real application for.

Does this sound familiar?

In my head, I would always ask? How can this be used in a practical
application?  It was kind of like studying the theory of making
candy without ever tasting it. But once you tasted it, you'll be a
lot more excited about learning how to make it, right?

My Tip!

To make my difficult topics more interesting, I always search
to find practical examples of  what I'm learning can be
applied. I would start by asking the professor, "How is this
theorem used in a practical application?

I would almost always get a smile and the professor would start to
show how it was applied. That helped me be more motivated and
excited about everything I learned.

That's how Calculus became my favorite course in college, thanks to
my desire to find out how to apply what I learned and the
professors who were willing to share.

If you are interested in learning more about techniques that can
help tough subjects be easier to learn and to even excel in then
please try this book that has been helpful to me:

5 Minute Learning Machine
http://www.ldpride.net/r1 <---Click

You could read it over the weekend and be ready to take on the
world on Monday.

Kindest Regards,


Ernest
P.S. The 5 Minute Learning Machine teaches practical tips you can
use to learn many more techniques.

http://www.ldpride.net/r1 <---Click





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