What Mark Would You Get In A Math Course?

At iSukAtMath.com, we’ve devised a test to find out how well you’d do in a math course without asking you any math questions! The short quiz asks you a wide range of questions about how you work, how you think and more. At the end, you’re presented with your results including the grade you’d likely get in a math course as well as tips and suggestions for improvement that are based directly on your answers.

Ready to take the test? Click here to be sent straight to the test, or read below for more info.

The one-page quiz is mostly multiple choice or true/false questions like, “I can focus my mind on things if I try” and “I easily remember dates, phone numbers and names”. Behind the scenes we score points into 5 categories: “Self-Image”, “Mind”, “Health”, “Work Style” and “Work Ethic”, each one designed to target your specific habits. We then give you a letter grade and tips and tricks for improving your math skills in the 5 categories.

For example if a person is scoring low in self-image, they are scoring low on questions about:

• Feeling like they are good at math
• Being good handling at challenges/adversity
• Being positive/supporting themselves/positive inner monologue
• Being confident enough/able to help friends with math
• They often sit in the back of class/miss a lot of class

And if a person is scoring low in mind, they are scoring low on questions about:

• Bring able to focus
• Being able to remember numbers, dates
• Being able to understand the text/course material
• Enjoying numbers/doing number puzzles

If a person is scoring low in health, they are scoring low on questions about:

• Eating well
• Paying attention to their body
• Relaxing/meditation
• Being able to handle & reduce stress

If a person is scoring low in work ethic, they are scoring low on questions about:

• Caring about their academic success
• Being efficient/time-management/procrastination
• Working independently/being spoon-fed
• Class attendance

If a person is scoring low in work style, they are scoring low on questions about:

• Having a proven study system
• Having a study area(s)
• Going over lecture notes
• Reworking homework problems for added understanding
• Being able to absorb tough/dense sections of reading

 
The last section of the results is called, “How To Move Up A Grade” and has proven study tips to help you increase your math skills and lead you to math domination! So try out our new grade predictor and tell us what you think.
 
 
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