Studying+Math

= **Studying Math** =


 * Find a quiet place for your child to study. This can be in their room, at a desk, or at the kitchen table. Be sure the location has good lighting, needed supplies, and is free from distractions. ||
 * Give your child time to study. If they have something going on every night of the week, it is difficult for them to find time to do their homework. ||
 * If your child does not have homework, encourage them to spend some time reviewing concepts from previous days. This will help them not only on assignments but to study for tests as well. ||
 * When copying problems from the textbook, make sure the problem was copied correctly. ||
 * Review the notes your child took in class. Notice what the teacher did during each step of the problem. ||
 * Double check and make sure your child followed the order of operations correctly. ||
 * Watch for careless mistakes. Double check the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. ||
 * Be sure your child is showing their work when solving problems. This way you and the teacher will be able to help spot errors in their work. ||
 * The best way to improve math skills is to practice. The best way for your child to practice is to do their homework and do it on time. ||
 *  Math is the easiest subject for your child to get behind in because the skills your child learns one day are based on what is learned the day before. ||
 *  Math is the easiest subject for your child to get behind in because the skills your child learns one day are based on what is learned the day before. ||

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