Get Help with Online ConnectMath Class
One of the most common questions that students have about online ConnectMath class help is how to get help with connectmath homework answers. There are many different options for getting help, but hopefully, this article will explain them quickly and easily to find the one that works best for you! Let’s start by looking at some ways to ask questions.
One way to ask a question is to post it to a Class Help Forum. The University of British Columbia provides this service as an extra service because they want their math courses to be open educational resources, meaning free-for-all use by anybody who wants access to them. This means that anybody can see your question, including other students taking UBC courses or any number of people interested in mathematics who might know an answer. The advantage of this approach is that many people might be able to see your question and even answer it! The disadvantage is that some questions may never get answered because nobody knows the answer or gets around to it.
Another way to ask a math question is by emailing it directly to us at connectmath@uvic.ca. This way, you know who’s going to see your question, but usually, there’s no one other than us here in our office who can answer it for you. This makes it difficult if you have an involved problem because we can probably understand it well enough to give you an adequate response! Fortunately, we’re just a click away from another option:
If you’re unsure whether your question is suitable for email, you can bring it down to the Math Learning Centre. We can help you work out if your question is appropriate for email or not, and even answer it there on the spot if we’re able to! This way, you save yourself a trip down here from wherever you are! In addition, because we see thousands of students who need help with mathematics every year, we often know how to solve problems ourselves or have seen them before. This means that sometimes within a few minutes of working through a question together, we might be able to tell you exactly what to do – something which would take days if done email!
Finally, if you have a long, involved problem that’s best solved by working through it yourself, you can look at our ConnectMath Collections. These are pre-packaged units of study on every topic covered in our courses which contain lots of small examples and practice problems to help you learn the material. The advantage to this approach is that even if you don’t have anybody else around who can answer your question or look over them with you, all the information you need is laid out right there for your perusal! The disadvantage is that some questions may never get answered because nobody knows the answer or gets around to it!
We provide many opportunities throughout Online ConnectMath Class Help to practice real-world applications of skills, such as using probability to play games like “Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock” – further explained on this site. These activities help make learning about math relevant and motivating for students. We hope you find them helpful!