Knowledge passes from the paper, to the pencil, to the hand, up the body, and to the brain. My point: do lots of problems. Schaum's has some good material. Mathematics is just like anything else. If you want to be good at it, you have to practice it. It doesn't matter what level you are at, whether it be arithmetic or writing complex proofs.
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Knowledge passes from the paper, to the pencil, to the hand, up the body, and to the brain. My point: do lots of problems. Schaum's has some good material. Mathematics is just like anything else. If you want to be good at it, you have to practice it. It doesn't matter what level you are at, whether it be arithmetic or writing complex proofs.
I've never used Schaum's outline series before, but I shall look that up. Thank you.