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MyMathLab

MyMathLab. How to Study Hints from Professor of Mathematics Jon Odell. 1 st Step – get Organized. Develop an Organized Mathematics Notebook Recommended – 3 ring notebook Obtain – dividers that can be labeled Determine the instructor’s Requirements. Notebook Criteria for Jon Odell.

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MyMathLab

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  1. MyMathLab How to Study Hints from Professor of Mathematics Jon Odell

  2. 1st Step – get Organized • Develop an Organized Mathematics Notebook • Recommended – 3 ring notebook • Obtain – dividers that can be labeled • Determine the instructor’s Requirements

  3. Notebook Criteria for Jon Odell • Medium size 3 ring notebook – labeled dividers • Section for Information • In class point record • Semester graph of grade • Notebook Evaluation sheet

  4. Notebook Continued - • Notes – Study Sheets – organized and labeled • Homework – MyMathLab • Quizzes and Tests – MyMathLab • Graded Written work and Tests • Miscellaneous Handouts • Syllabus

  5. 2nd Step – Time Management • Determine due dates for MyMathLb assignments. • Determine dates for classroom discussion • Determine if extra opportunities exist for taking quizzes and tests over • Determine due dates for homework and final date • Determine if minimum % is needed.

  6. 3rd Step – Study First – Then do Homework • Review Class Notes – Supplement if needed • Prepare Study Sheets if Required – DO THIS FIRST BEFORE HOMEWORK • Review Instructor’s Power point on homepage if needed • Review MyMathLab Power point if needed • Be aware of all Resources on MyMathLab

  7. 4th Step – Do Homework • Be aware of deadlines • Write out problem and steps – keep in notebook – this could be useful taking tests. • Circle answers in notebook – mark if answer is correct – use red pen. • Read the MyMathLab problem carefully for method of answering – number of decimals, fraction, or decimal, etc.

  8. Getting Help - MyMathLab • 3 tries to get problem correct. • Hints are given • Possible links to videos • Can see a related example

  9. Getting Help – MyMathLabStudent’s Favorite • If after 3 tries, one still gets a wrong answer, ask MyMathLab for a similar problem. A new problem appears, much like the previous problem. If this is worked correctly, the problem is counted as correct. • It is very possible to get 100% on homework using this system.

  10. Help Me Solve This • Walk you through the problem step by step.

  11. View an Example • Will show you a similar problem, worked out completely.

  12. Animation • Some exercises have an animation that you can access, which serves s a mini-lecture on this topic.

  13. Textbook Pages • Click on Textbook pages to view the related pates from your textbook

  14. View Video Lectures • For each section in the book, you can fina a lecture that you can watch online. Once you have logged into your course, click on the “Chapter Contents” button. • After selecting the chapter and section that you want, click on the appropriate link to watch the video.

  15. Preparing for Quizzes • Learn Dates • Be aware of minimum scores necessary • Know if one gets below the minimum, one has to take the test over to proceed. • If taken multiple times, best score counts. • Partial credit on some problems possible • There is No Help Me Solve This

  16. Warning on Quizzes and Tests • There is no similar problem feature on quizzes and tests. If one relies on this feature, then one needs to do more studying.

  17. Good News on Quizzes • Unlimited times to take quiz • 180 minutes to take quiz • Several helps still available – • View example • Link to video • Link to animation, textbook • Link to Instructor Tip

  18. Study Plan • There is a Study Plan feature found in MyMathLab. This is useful to use after doing homework, or quizzes, or tests, and especially if on needs to do a “do-over” on a test or quiz.

  19. MyMathLab Tests • Know the rules – where you are allowed to take examination • Know final date for MyMathLab Test • 180 minutes • 3 times to take test – best score counts • No helps • If computer crashes, one has to start over on test

  20. MyMathLab Tests - Hints • DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE DEADLINE TO TAKE TEST!!!!! • Have all notes, homework, graphing calculator available if allowed. • Allow plenty of time to take test – with no distractions. • If Deadline is missed, the grade will be a zero – This will be sad, but true.

  21. Special Opportunities • Student Learning Center • Knowledgeable tutors and some computer available • Excellent place for study groups to prepare for in class pencil and paper examinations • Be aware of hours – very accomadating

  22. Special Opportunities - Continued • If Development Mathematics Class using MyMathLab • The MEC – Mathematics Enrichment Center is available – this center concentrates on helping with MyMathLab • May be required in some classes • May be required for some students if grades go below a certain percent.

  23. Good News! • Those students who learn to budget their time and commit to working find they have success in their mathematics classes. • The amount of time spent on the course is directly proportional to the grade received.

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