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Liono4ka [1.6K]
2 years ago
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Difficulties in learning topics in subject areas may be solved by identifying the sources to aid you in overcoming them. Enlist

topics in your learning area you are finding difficulty with. Assess whether the information you need can be found in the following resources by checking on the column below the description.​

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kow [346]2 years ago
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This question requires a completely <u>personal </u>answer. The following is just an <u>example </u>of how you can approach this question and provide an answer concerning subject areas, topics of difficulty and resources for yourself:

  • Learning area: Mathematics
  • Topic of difficulty: Functions
  • Possible resources: Websites, videos, podcasts, and printed-based materials.

<h3>Topics of difficulty and resources</h3>

This question requires that you reflect about the areas in which you find yourself having difficulties to learn. Think of each of the subjects mentioned and ask yourself which ones you usually struggle with.

After selecting the subject, think of a particular topic inside it that has been tough for you. Functions in mathematics, subordinate clauses in English, or cellular structure in science are some examples.

Now, think of where you can find information to help you learn that topic. For instance, if you are having trouble with mathematics, you are likely to find videos online that teach it. On the other hand, a newspaper would not be likely to offer such help.

Learn more about subject areas here:

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