Math is not a problem !

In this article I want to talk about the right way of studying math which is a very big field and it's the language of science, in for a lot of students it's a problem to keep your mathematical information in high level to be able to continue with your education without having any problems, I want to talk in this article about what is the most important subject of math that a student should have in their minds during their studying. well first there's an issue that we always use some mathematical laws that is so important to physics students and chemistry student, and other scientific fields those law that you have to memorize all the time, as long as you are dealing with math. What we study in school and especially in high school about math is important, because high School is the stage that differentiate between a good student and bad student at math. And what makes math not like other subjects that it is like a series you can't start in the middle of it, if you don't have a good background you will face difficulties for sure, everyone agrees that the basic of math is adding subtraction multiplying and division is something habitual and very normal to a normal person to be aware off. But I want to talk about the little advanced math subjects such as differential equations and advanced algebra and metrics and advanced geometry. It's very obvious that not all the mathematical information are equal to the value for students. Some informations are a lot more important than the other because those information are so basic and fundamentals for any student to be aware off while other information could be an extra information that you don't have necessarily to be aware off or even remember or even know from the first place, you could finish your education without even having any idea about them. If I have to think about a scientific method to regulate the subjects of math that are important according to the stage and level of studying of the student that will be a little bit difficult, because you can't put a general law for everyone, it depends on the field of your studying, and how do you use math. But in general, I want to say if you ended high school and you have a basic knowledge of calculus and algebra and geometry, you're pretty good at math, and you can handle yourself in college, of course in high school you won't learn everything and some students they don't have to know more than that. For instance the math that an engineering student would use is a lot more difficult than the math that a medical student would use, because the mathematical laws that are used in medicine are so simple and they depends on the first level which I mentioned before, (adding and subtraction and etc...) And even some engineering fields use a specific math more than the other ,for example in medical imaging processing matrix is so important more important than differential equations and other constant in math So in this article I'm going to try to set up a good grouping of the information that each student depends on their level and what they actually need to memorize, then I'm going to put those laws in a very simple way with some explanations and examples.

written by : Abdalkader Al-Khatib,BME