During this course I learned a lot of things, some went very fast but I caught the trick of them really fast. Somethings like polynomials and algebra were familiar to me, but the behavior of parabolas and how to graph functions/polynomials were things that I liked to learn more about. While I was learning new things, I started to discover shortcuts or things that tended to repeat so it was way easier for me to solve the problems and be quicker to solve certain exercises. Somehow, I could say I learned to identify patterns, in order to solve or simplify problems, even to expand them. It fills me with curiosity to learn more in next semester.
I could say that my strengths were individual work, and problems of factoring and multiplying. Since there were a lot of things that we saw last semester it was easy to make a link to them. However there were some new topics with which I struggled a lot to understand how to solve them, specially module 7 was the hardest to understand. I need to say, sometimes I overestimate my knowledge and don't pay that much of attention and I need to fix that, because somethings that I might believe I already know sometimes end up making me having wrongs. I need to ask more questions when I have doubts.
One thing I remember a lot was the day we had a kind of jeopardy and gathered in teams to win points. I liked it a lot because it was a very fun way to make a review of the things we saw in the course and it was highly amusing to work in teams to try to win points.
I would say I still have the same recommendations of last semester: to be organized, listen to the explanations (specially formulas), take notes and to not forget to print the modules, as well as trying to have the works and HW complete to avoid problems when trying to repeat a module. But I would add: to ask a lot of questions, DO NOT overestimate your knowledge, and be productive in classes unless you want to accumulate everything because YOU WILL HAVE TO DO THOSE EXERCISES, I can tell you for my experience that even though you may say "Oh, it is just a couple of exercises. I can do them at home" I am pretty sure you will forget about them and remember it when you have to deliver the manual, and you will regret not doing those exercises.
Notes if you take the course with my teacher: The teacher is really cool, specially for the fact that she believes that it is ok to be wrong. So don't worry if you make any mistake, she'll help you. Also listen to her, she is usually right when she points out to be careful on common mistakes.
I could say that my strengths were individual work, and problems of factoring and multiplying. Since there were a lot of things that we saw last semester it was easy to make a link to them. However there were some new topics with which I struggled a lot to understand how to solve them, specially module 7 was the hardest to understand. I need to say, sometimes I overestimate my knowledge and don't pay that much of attention and I need to fix that, because somethings that I might believe I already know sometimes end up making me having wrongs. I need to ask more questions when I have doubts.
One thing I remember a lot was the day we had a kind of jeopardy and gathered in teams to win points. I liked it a lot because it was a very fun way to make a review of the things we saw in the course and it was highly amusing to work in teams to try to win points.
I would say I still have the same recommendations of last semester: to be organized, listen to the explanations (specially formulas), take notes and to not forget to print the modules, as well as trying to have the works and HW complete to avoid problems when trying to repeat a module. But I would add: to ask a lot of questions, DO NOT overestimate your knowledge, and be productive in classes unless you want to accumulate everything because YOU WILL HAVE TO DO THOSE EXERCISES, I can tell you for my experience that even though you may say "Oh, it is just a couple of exercises. I can do them at home" I am pretty sure you will forget about them and remember it when you have to deliver the manual, and you will regret not doing those exercises.
Notes if you take the course with my teacher: The teacher is really cool, specially for the fact that she believes that it is ok to be wrong. So don't worry if you make any mistake, she'll help you. Also listen to her, she is usually right when she points out to be careful on common mistakes.












