I'm sort of frustrated in school right now. In my math, I'm really struggling on tests, not because they're hard, but because I make dumb mistakes. I know how to solve the problem, but I make FUCKING DUMB mistakes like saying 15 * 6 is 30. I do this in all my other classes, too. In science it happens some from not reading the full question and directions, but that is an easier fix. In math, it's not that that I'm not reading the question or I legitimately do not know, but rather I am making simple mistakes. Any ideas on how to stop this? It's hurting my grade.
How to avoid making careless mistakes |
(Nov 7, 2018 06:19 PM)PerfectStorm Wrote: Are you experiencing anxiety at times where you make the mistakes? Not really. I'm a little bit anxious, as I am for every test, but by no means would I call it full-blown anxiety. (Nov 7, 2018 06:23 PM)Gerymc Wrote: Not really. I'm a little bit anxious, as I am for every test, but by no means would I call it full-blown anxiety. Is it a timed test against the clock (Nov 7, 2018 06:24 PM)PerfectStorm Wrote: Is it a timed test against the clock We have a time limit, but there is no advantage if you finish early. I don't think I'm rushing on it. (Nov 7, 2018 06:26 PM)Gerymc Wrote: We have a time limit, but there is no advantage if you finish early. I don't think I'm rushing on it. Well im sure you practice at home right? Do you make mistakes on that homework too. (Nov 7, 2018 06:31 PM)Gt403cyl Wrote: After you answer a question move to the next, but when you have that one solved go to the previous and double check it with a fresh mind. This does help too actually. Some of my professors told me to do this actually. |
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