Quickest way to study for math? (1 Viewer)

[Scryne]

In preperation for an upcoming math test, I want to get through the textbook chapters as quickly as possibly and then focus on past papers. My school uses the cambridge textbooks with the 3 levels of sets of questions (1 being the easiest 1-2 step questions and 3 being the hardest; comprising of only a few questions ~3-5). Should I do all the questions or only focus on level 2 or level 3?

 

[Study to success]

In preperation for an upcoming math test, I want to get through the textbook chapters as quickly as possibly and then focus on past papers. My school uses the cambridge textbooks with the 3 levels of sets of questions (1 being the easiest 1-2 step questions and 3 being the hardest; comprising of only a few questions ~3-5). Should I do all the questions or only focus on level 2 or level 3?

I think do the level 2 and 3 stuff unless you don't understand how to do it

 

[lumora]

i think u should drop out if ur doing math standard

 

[Lumimi]

In preperation for an upcoming math test, I want to get through the textbook chapters as quickly as possibly and then focus on past papers. My school uses the cambridge textbooks with the 3 levels of sets of questions (1 being the easiest 1-2 step questions and 3 being the hardest; comprising of only a few questions ~3-5). Should I do all the questions or only focus on level 2 or level 3?

def focus on doing level 2 and 3 questions, I don't see the point in wasting time on level 1 'easy' questions unless it's completely new content you've never seen before lol, it's good to challenge yourself when it comes to math
Good luck on ur exam

 

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