Keep an open mind, read the book
Be prepared for a variety of math levels.
Do homework in groups. *Review on your own before review sessions so you can ask all of your questions and it's not just 2 people asking questions.*
Ask questions, take _all_ the notes so you have them to look over when reviewing for tests.
I would tell them to take all the notes that you write on the board, they help on homework and on tests.
Read over material in book and work with others. Ask questions
Be open to some different concepts and abstract thinking in regards to math.
Don't wait until the last night to do the homework!
Know that it is not your normal math class. It is not just a text w/equations but word problems.
It should be made clear that reading the book along the way is very important, it is not enough to simply listen in class. I wish I had realized the value in reading the chapters.
It is interesting and not as easy as it may seem.
Work on homework and study for tests with other people.
Stay caught up on your homework. If you don't understand, ask questions. Come to class everyday because you don't want to lose your bonus points.
Pick an interesting topic for the project. It'll make it more fun & less work. Also, never be afraid to say "I don't get it."
Go to class & keep up with all the work, pay attention & ask questions - just like any other class
Read the text book - you'll understand things twice as well.
Write down Questions they have & Don't be afraid to ask them
Go over homework solutions! Come prepared w/?s for Review Days!
Go to class because that is where you will learn the most.
The math is different - not what you think of as "typical" math - be open to it.
Pick an interesting topic for your paper, it makes it easier and more enjoyable
Stay with the homework assignments & if you have problems ask
keep all paper work organized from the start. It's hard to find old assignments & handouts if it's not organized.
Be here everyday, that way you won't miss any topics take notes
Do the HW! go to class!
Study the homework problems before the test.
To make sure they understand every aspect of what they are doing. not just know the gist of it, but know it all
To have fun with it, but pay attention in class & do your homework. Then tests will be easy!
Stay ahead an do all your homework.
Pay attention in class and don't be afraid to go to Moira's office hours for help/extra ?s.
attend class - especially with confusing material. class lectures help to further explain concepts & text.
Ask questions! It's not that bad.
Go on review days. Do your homework, don't copy
Just do the homework
Pay attention, its not _too_ basic
Enjoy it, but study for the tests
Study your homework, and read the chapters
Study for the tests
Don't expect to ace it unless you want to study a lot
Read the book carefully Pay attention to the examples in class
Pay a lot of attention to the examples given in class - they might not come back right away but they are almost always on the test.
read the book & take notes
Try to find ways that you can make objects so you have it to look at while doing the homework problems. Ask lots of questions before the exams.
Go to class, do your homework, and don't be afraid to go in for extra help.
Do the homework & ask questions.
Work together with other people because it's a good way to learn the material and understand it.
Keep up on your reading and pay attention in class
Just do the work - which is good advice for any class really.
I would advise them to read the book sections along with doing their problems (hopefully ahead of time) to cement the concepts in their mind.
I like doing homework in groups of people - I would encourage that for future students.
Do not try to think in a math way => new ways of thinking
It is not as easy as it sounds. Some of the topics are hard to understand. Coming to class to get explanations helps a lot
That this really isn't a math class and to study & read the materials
if you listen in class & do the h.w. you'll be fine
Work with a partner as much you can
Don't close off your mind. Just accept the abstract, it will be easier
Be ready for the 4th Dimension!!
Be open.
Pay attention in class & you'll do fine Do the homework
Work on Homework Problems & problems in the book for exams
if you put in some effort you will enjoy it and learn.
Do the extra credit, ask questions!
To really focus on the homework when preparing for the exams
all you math haters out there -> hang in there. Just have an optimistic attitude & do the homework
Have an open mind when coming to the class because it's not what I expected.
- don't miss class, you'll miss a lot!
Prepare for the test by studying w/another person.
pay attn. in class, read the book for help.
Don't give up, you will understand the 4th dimension - go in with an open mind
Things go better on tests when you've done the homework first.
- show up every day.
Read the book _before_ the material is covered in class - it makes the material so much easier to understand in the lectures.
go to class pay attention and take good notes. Come to class with an open mind
keep an open mind
Some concepts you might never understand like the 4th dimension - Thats OK - just let yourself not understand.
Don't miss often if at all.
Have an open mind, and definitely don't think the course is regular finite math.
go to class - it helps a lot and don't read the book
be ready, it's not normal math w/#s
Don't procrastinate, have fun with what is covered!
Be open-minded, some of the concepts are kind of far out there
Keep an open mind about math
Study hard for the tests, ask for help if you don't understand, right away
Do the homework problems they help out a lot
Be open minded
Study hard for the test no matter what you get on your homework
Helpful for learning math that's a little more useful
*Do the homework -> It will help you in the long run
Read the book. The authors are funny
be open minded
Advice I would give is to do your homework and pay attention in class. Also ask questions if you don't understand.
Be willing to look at math differently & take the course seriously, it's not easy.
make sure to be in class, the book is often hard to understand
Don't worry about feeling overwhelmed.