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07 Aug 2007, 18:40
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Hi Columbia,
No, unfortunately I do not keep an error log. But honestly I dont think I need to as there aren't any things specific that I am bad in, just gaps in my knowledge and the inability to be creative in math.
How long have you been studying for, and what materials do you use? Also, how were you at math in school?
No, unfortunately I do not keep an error log. But honestly I dont think I need to as there aren't any things specific that I am bad in, just gaps in my knowledge and the inability to be creative in math.
How long have you been studying for, and what materials do you use? Also, how were you at math in school?
08 Aug 2007, 12:23
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I started studying a while back but I'd say that I've only been consistent since the past 4-5 months. Towards the end of last year, I started out not doing a whole lot but reviewing my basics. For that, I've been using the Manhattan GMAT books. My math in school was Ok. But even though I did ok I still struggled quite a bit. I understand you completely when you say that, you are unable to be creative in Math. I find myself having this problem sometimes as well. But, just keep practicing- it has helped me. And, i also find that I have to keep reviewing the basics from time to time in order for things to stick. The more they stick, the better you are while solving problems. Hope my 2 cents have helped in some way.
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