ADVANCE STUDY

Students can explore the ideas and concepts of mathematics in greater detail to through advance study. Deeper comprehension of the subject topic by going beyond surface understanding can solve complicated issues and use mathematical ideas in a variety of situations because of their increased comprehension.

1. Backtrack the basics - By focusing on building a strong foundation in fundamental concepts, identifying your weak areas, setting specific goals, understanding the practical relevance of math, and committing to regular practice, you'll be well-equipped to start your journey towards improving your math skills.

2. Challenge yourself - The more you practice, the more confident and skilled you'll become. Rather than focusing solely on rote memorization or simple problems, Boaler (Professor of Mathematics Education at Stanford University) argues that when students are challenged and encouraged to embrace mistakes as opportunities for learning, they develop a growth mindset and become more resilient and confident in their mathematical abilities.

3. Explore advanced topics - Once you have a strong foundation, explore advanced areas of mathematics that interest you. George Polya, a renowned mathematician and educator, argues that by venturing into advanced topics, students not only broaden their mathematical knowledge but also cultivate creativity, critical thinking, and perseverance.