Set aside time to work on math at the same time and in the same place everyday. Doing so will help you avoid procrastinating and make it easier to get into “math” mode (rather than sitting and staring blankly at the math book for 10 minutes).  After putting in your study time, reward yourself by doing something you enjoy. It will motivate you to get through your math work and help you associate it with something pleasurable. Take a break every hour. Don’t try to slog through four unbroken hours of math problems--you won’t be able to maintain necessary focus and you’ll quickly tire yourself out. Instead, take a quick break to stand up, stretch, get a drink, or use the bathroom every hour. Your study habits have a huge influence on your success in math. And it’s not just about the quantity of study time, it’s about the quality.  Work with a tutor or study-partner. Having someone to whom you can address questions and who can help point out mistakes is often crucial to effective learning. If you encounter questions neither you nor your partner can answer, write them down and bring them to the instructor. Make note cards. Write out important concepts and formulas on note cards so that you can easily refer to them while doing problems and use them for study guides before exams. Study in a quiet place. Distractions, whether aural or visual, will detract both from your ability to pay attention and to retain information. Study when you’re alert and rested. Don’t try to force yourself to study late at night or when you’re sleep-deprived. You won’t be able to concentrate sufficiently, which leads to unwitting mistakes and frustration. When sitting down to read a math section in the textbook, read strategically.  First gather an overview. Read the title and headings, then read the introductory remarks and summary paragraphs to give yourself a global view of the topic. Look for main ideas. Next, look over the section to gather the main ideas: look for and read bolded or italicized words, bulleted lists, pictures and...

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Prioritaskan belajar matematika. Buat kebiasaan belajar yang baik. Baca buku dengan efisien. Kuasai satu konsep sebelum pindah ke konsep berikutnya. Selesaikan soal secara rapi dan menyeluruh. Buat rencana dalam menyelesaikan tiap soal.