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​​​ How to Be Successful in Math

To be successful in math you have to follow a few simple steps. The number one thing is keeping your binder organized. Follow these steps and you will be very successful in math class.

The first step is **keeping your binder organized ** is to get tabs. Label them __warm ups, worksheets, notes/vocabulary,__ and __assessments__. You can also have an extra one labeled homework so you never misplace it. Whenever you do any work in math class put the papers under the correct tab. When you take notes make sure you’re carefully putting them under the notes section. Having your notes is really important especially when studying for a quiz or test. If you do all these things you will have a very organized math binder.

The next step is to **keep your assignment book neat and easy to read** . The whole point of an assignment book is to be able to see what you have for homework if you forget by the time you get home. If your assignment book isn’t easy to read you will probably miss some homework that you were supposed to do. Also in your assignment book you can write important events that are coming up like a school dance or a big test. So keep your assignment book neat and organized so you can be successful in getting your homework done.

The last thing to do to be successful in math class is to  **keep your work nea** **t** . When you’re doing your class work write your work for the math problem neat, because if she can’t read it she might make you redo it. Also you want to write your notes neat because if you can’t read your own writing you will not be able to study for a test. These are some ways to keep your work organized .

If you follow these steps you will be very successful in math. Keep your binder, assignment book, and work organized and you will have a good year in math class.

​ How to do Good in Math

Math is an easy place for a good grade. If you are organized it will help with getting a good grade. Now listen to the story and you will do better in math.

Being organized is part of it to get a good grade. To be organized you need to have a binder, tabs, and pencils. If you are organized then you will get a better grade. Then you can study better and be ready for your test. To get on her good side don’t call out answers. Listen to your teacher when she is talking. Do not forget to do your homework and you will do better in math. Also never lose any of your papers. That’s how you get a good grade by being organized.

**// How to be successful in 6th grade //**


 * // You always have to be organized in math class. Keep your homework with you at all times, your binder has to be clean, and you have to have your class work in order too. //**

**// First off to stay organized in math you have to have your binder in order. You have to make tabs like, warm ups and assessments. Also make sure you click all your papers and class work in your binder. If your papers do rip put reinforces on them. Last if your binder is really out of wack the stay remediation to fix it up. //**

**// In math class you also have to keep class work organized. To keep your papers nice you can write neatly, not sloppy. If you get an answer wrong don’t let it go change it. Another way is if you have lost papers ask for a new paper, because you can study off of it for big tests. //**
 * // Last, but not least you have to keep neat is homework. If you don’t do it your grade will plummet to the ground. You will also get behind because homework helps you study for quizzes. Also be courageous and tell the teacher if you did it or not don’t try to lie about it, you will get a bad reputation. //**
 * // These are some tips to be successful in 6th grade. You should definitely use them! Its really fun in 6th grade, just stay organized! //**

**How to Master Algebra**
 * <span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 14pt; line-height: 115%;">Sixth grade algebra can be like a dark abyss, and if you’re not careful, you can fall in! Here is a blueprint to help you build a “bridge” across the “chasm” of algebra.

My first bit of advice to help build your “bridge” is to take notes. Anything that will help you remember things later on should definitely be in there. Then, if there’s something you don’t remember, you can refer back to them. For example, many students have trouble with algebraic properties. Things like that should be in your notes.

Another “plank” you can use to build your “bridge” with is to stay after school. There is a half hour period after dismissal called “remediation.” During the remediation period, a student can get one-on-one help from the math teacher regarding things he or she did not understand in class. This can be very helpful, especially if there’s something you don’t comprehend.

My final “plank” would be to study at home. Studying can mean reviewing old worksheets, reviewing notes, having someone make up new problems for you to do, or looking online for practice sheets and websites that you can use.

If you use these “planks,” you should be able to “build” a strong “bridge” over the “chasm” that will help you get good grades and master sixth grade algebra. **