# How can I get better at math? [closed]

I am a high school junior taking calculus AB. What should I do to become the best I can at math? Can you suggest any books I should read, a list of problems I can do, etc.? Thanks

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## closed as not constructive by Austin Mohr, Pete L. Clark, Davide Giraudo, Douglas S. Stones, ThomasMay 5 '13 at 17:18

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@Ovi If you want a book that will be helpful to ALL math courses you'll be taking in the future, I recommend How to Prove It: A Structured Approach by Daniel J.Velleman. –  Git Gud May 5 '13 at 17:05
@PeteL.Clark: If this was too localized, the post wouldn't get $7$ upvotes versus $1$ down vote. Its appealing towards large audience. Others who possibly cross over this question have something to take from here. –  Inceptio May 5 '13 at 17:15
I would say that this question should remain closed as a mixture of not constructive and not a real question. Certainly it is too broad for a good answer, since answers could just as well focus on a choice of courses for the OP to take to obtain a better understanding of maths, recommendations of how to broaden and deeper their current learning experience, advice on $\textit{how}$ to study maths better, resources to better explain the material that they are currently covering, $\dots$. If it were to become much more specific, I would perhaps vote to re-open. –  Tom Oldfield May 5 '13 at 18:23
OP: sucks that this question had to be closed, but let me second GitGud's recommendation. How To Prove It will rock your world. –  Alexander Gruber May 6 '13 at 15:41