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Does you teacher have a website? Does it have extra practice on it? Check there for some resources

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Do your homework!!! Make sure you did your homework.  If you did, redo some of the problems. Homework by Hades2k

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Go back and read through your notes. Go through all of the examples and practice problems in your notes. Redo some of the problems in your notes - see if you get the right again!
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Studying with peers can be very beneficial to everyone.  If you can explain it, you can do it.
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Do a Google search for example test questions for the topics on your test.  Then solve them.
Google Logo Search by Global Panorama

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Look at the example problems in the textbook.
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Find extra practice problems to work through . Check the homework, the chapter review, or the chapter test sections in your textbook.  Studying by Steven S.
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Here are some strategies to help you prepare for your next math test.
Student Studying by UBC Learning Commons

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