Mathematics (B) and Physics remain difficult school subjects for many, and yet things can be done differently for all those students. A good start with a school subject is essential for everyone, without proper explanation, extra help and/or guidance you can quickly lose track. A lack of specific and personal help (one-on-one) often makes these subjects the stumbling blocks during your high school years. Everyone has his or her qualities and talents in high school, and of course there are also your less developed sides. The most important thing here is that you know where the problem is. This is important for the teacher, but especially for the student. In this way, the student eventually knows what to pay attention to when continuing to work independently. What goes wrong when making an assignment and why? Does someone not read the assignment properly, does someone not understand the question or does someone work too carelessly when making the calculations? In a student's busy school schedule, it is very difficult to get out of this independently. Personal help, someone who can view the situation from a distance in peace, can often help very well. Observation is important here, because it is not directly about finding the fastest way to the correct end result of the assignment. But more about the way there. You will see that this often provides much more insight for other subjects as well, and especially into your own working method.