MarkFL said:Hello, and welcome to MHB, I hate homework! (Wave)
I moved your thread here, because our "Math Motes" forum is for threads of an instructive/informative nature regarding some topic in mathematics.
First off, let me ask you why you are taking a mathematics course? Is it a required core course that has little to do with your actual major?
I hate homework said:Actually, I'm a middle schooler looking for homework tips. I originally came here because I needed help with a math topic.
MarkFL said:Okay...well, when I was your age, I was no fan of doing homework either...I think very few middle school students are excited about doing homework. The fact that you took the time to register here and post looking for help suggests that you want to succeed, and that's a big part of being motivated.
As far as actually doing your homework, I would suggest setting aside a certain time each day for "homework time." Make sure the environment is good for study, relatively quiet with few distractions.
And if you encounter problems that are confusing, then by all means post here to ask for help. We will be glad to give you guidance in understanding the material better.
There could be several reasons for this. It could be due to a lack of understanding of the material, procrastination, feeling overwhelmed, or simply not having a clear plan or strategy for tackling the homework.
One way to improve motivation is to break the task into smaller, more manageable chunks. This can make the task seem less daunting and more achievable. It can also be helpful to set specific goals and rewards for completing each chunk of work.
Make sure you are attending all of your Math classes and taking thorough notes. If you are still struggling to understand the material, consider seeking help from a tutor or your teacher. Additionally, reviewing class notes regularly and practicing similar problems can also improve understanding.
A good way to overcome procrastination is to set a specific time and place for doing your Math homework. This will help create a routine and make it easier to get started. Additionally, try to eliminate distractions like your phone or TV while working on your homework.
Yes, there are many strategies and techniques that can help you get started on your Math homework. Some examples include breaking the task into smaller parts, creating a study schedule, using mnemonic devices or visual aids to help with memorization, and practicing active reading and note-taking techniques.