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What is the source of math anxiety?
family pressures
poor teaching methods
negative math life experience
What is one of the most important factors for achieving math success?
Self-confidence
How to read your math textbook
1. survey chapter
2. read slowly, carefully.
3. Dont try to jump into the middle of a chapter or skip a few chapters
4. review all diagrams, illustrations
5. Review and take notes
suggestions for science?
develop good science attitude
keep up with textbook reading assignments
attend all lectures