Comment Teach Yourself Math (Score 2, Informative) 609
Get some high school or college textbooks. (Algebra/Precalculus, Calculus, Geometry, whatever you want to learn)
Get the solutions manual for each book.
Work through the textbook. I really mean work, so write down and think through all of the examples in each chapter. Then, do 'enough' problems at the end of the chapter. Check your answers with the answers in the solutions manual. If you didn't get it right, do it again. If you still didn't get it right, then read through the solution provided. If you STILL can't get it, ask someone, possibly on a forum online or in person.
It worked for me--6 years ago I was a B- high school math student and now I'm taking graduate level math courses.
Get the solutions manual for each book.
Work through the textbook. I really mean work, so write down and think through all of the examples in each chapter. Then, do 'enough' problems at the end of the chapter. Check your answers with the answers in the solutions manual. If you didn't get it right, do it again. If you still didn't get it right, then read through the solution provided. If you STILL can't get it, ask someone, possibly on a forum online or in person.
It worked for me--6 years ago I was a B- high school math student and now I'm taking graduate level math courses.
