Pay attention in class - This should be self explanatory, but it’s definitely worth mentioning here. Paying attention in class can help you retain the information that your teachers are giving you.
Don’t be Afraid to Ask Questions - Your teacher will be a useful resource in learning math, not only will they teach you what you need to know, but unlike a textbook, they can respond to any questions you have.
Do Your Homework - Homework is used as a tool to keep you thinking about what you’ve learnt in school and to encourage you to continue exploring problems and solutions.
Know Your Strengths and Weaknesses - To better prepare yourself for upcoming quizzes and exams, you must first know where your strengths and weaknesses are.
Get into a Good Study Routine - Spend the bulk of your time on areas that need improvement and revisit areas that you’re confident. Doing this will ensure that you’re prepared for any and all questions ahead of your exams.
Look After Yourself - Outside of revision, you should spend time on yourself. Don’t stress too much and don't feel guilty for enjoying some downtime. Play games, go for a run, do whatever you need to do to take your mind off math.
Use Your Time Wisely - When you’re in your exam it's vital that you make the most of the time that you are given. Firstly, you should attempt to answer the questions you feel comfortable answering.
Show Your Working Out - Make sure you show how you arrived at your answers. Many examiners will look for evidence that you didn’t just memorize the answers but can actually demonstrate the method to obtain them.
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