Practice Makes Perfect

Every student at every grade level has one or more class subjects that do not come easy. The difficult subjects require more work, energy, and time in order to do well in the class. This is why some school subjects require more time than other school subjects. For example, if Susan finds math difficult, then she must spend more time studying and practicing math then on her other school classes in order to receive the same grade.

So how can a student become as adept at the difficult class as their other classes? The answer is practice, practice, practice. Some concepts can only be understood with practice and repetition. Only by practicing and studying a subject will the class subject become easier to the student. For Susan, she must practice the math problems with her teacher, with her friends, with her parents, and with her older siblings. Only by reviewing the math problems consistently and frequently, will Susan and every other student become better in that particular difficult subject.

So the saying goes: Practice makes Perfect. When it comes to difficult or complicated school subjects, reviewing and practicing the ideas and concepts is the best way to learn and understand new and challenging subjects.