Math Tutoring NYC

05/29/2018

Math Tutoring NYC Is One Of The Fastest Growing Tutoring Firms On The East Coast.

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09/28/2016

Can You Get A Perfect SAT Score?

09/28/2016

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09/27/2016

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03/18/2016

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02/23/2016

9 Amazing Tricks to Ease Division

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02/18/2016

8 Crucial Test Taking Skills

Whenever you are taking a test, you're demonstrating your potential to grasp course materials. Successful test taking avoids carelessness. Below are some a couple of tips to enhance your test-taking skills.

1. Analyze how you did on similar tests previously and incorporate your experience up to now.

Review some of the previous tests offered earlier in the semester by your professor. Every test you're taking prepares you for the next one!

2. Arrive early.

Double and triple-check everything beforehand.
Solid preparation is key to success during the test.

3. Stay alert, but always comfortable.
Select a comfy location with enough space. Good posture helps!

4. Always relaxed and always confident.
Believe in yourself, and believe in your abilities to do great!
If you are still anxious, take a couple of deep breaths
Do not speak to other college students: stress is

5. Learn instructions rigorously!
and beware of careless errors.

6. Quick test overview is a good idea.
Scan for key phrases. If permitted, jot any notes that come to mind, it will save you time and improve results.

7. Strategy, strategy, strategy.
Easy questions go first.
Then focus on questions with the highest points assigned.

8. If you still have time left, review your work!
Resist the urge to finish the test early. Double check that all answers are filled and you didn’t mis-mark any questions.

02/17/2016

When you take a test, you are demonstrating your ability to understand course material or perform certain tasks. Successful test taking avoids carelessness. Here are some skills to improve your test-taking ability.


Analyze how you did on a similar test in the past.
Review your previous tests and sample tests provided by your teacher.
Each test you take prepares you for the next one!


Arrive early for tests.
List what you need beforehand to avoid panic.
Good preparation prepares you for the task at hand.


Be comfortable but alert.
Choose a comfortable location with space enough that you need
Don't slouch; maintain good posture.


Stay relaxed and confident.
Keep a good attitude and remind yourself that you are going to do your best.
If you find yourself panicking, take a few deep breaths
Don't talk to other students right before: stress can be contagious.


Read directions carefully!
and avoid careless errors.


If there is time, quickly look through the test for an overview.
Scan for keywords. If permitted, jot any notes that come to mind.


Answer questions in a strategic order:
Easy questions first to build confidence.
Then those with the most point value.
On objective tests, eliminate obvious incorrect answers.
On essay tests, broadly outline your answer and sequence of points.


Review! if you have time.
Resist the urge to leave when you complete the exam--
check if you have answered all the questions,
and not made any errors or mis-marked any answers.


Change answers to questions if you erred, or misread the question!
You may also find information in the test that will correct a previous answer.


Decide on and adopt study strategies that work best for you.
Review where you succeed and where you are challenged.
Check out your academic support center or a trusted teacher for advice

08/09/2015

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07/31/2015

NYU Offers the Top Math Program in NYC
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07/30/2015

Mathematics is the Queen of the Sciences (Carl Friedrich Gauss)

07/30/2015

But in my opinion, all things in nature occur mathematically (René Descartes)