I would be interested in helping!

I think it really depends on the topic and subject. In some classes it is very difficult to focus and in some it's fine. But generally going thru some online materials helps a lot!

Calculus!!! Agree with your post. I think understanding the concepts is the key.

Hi guys,
One of my wonderful students Harris Spahic - who has RoundPier account as well - and I decided to put our heads together to come up with our own tips. We definitely were thinking more about our Calculus BC class however you can find them helpful for other classes as well.
So here our tips:
1. Try not to memorize the facts: understanding the concepts are much more valuable; Do not remember exact problems: comprehend ideas and approaches:

2. Make connections between different topics in a subject. In calculus, for instance, you would not be able to use chain rule unless you have a good understanding of composite functions;


3. Explore interdisciplinary connections. In algebra you learn how to express one variable in terms of another. In physics, you need that technique in order to calculate unknown quantity;

4. When you are solving problems make sure you check your answers. Do not get discourage – incorrect answer that has been reviewed is one step closer to next right solution;

5. Should you ever need help there are plenty of resources available for you: from your teachers, friends, online materials and videos. It is always easier to succeed in a community!

6. And Confucius once said: “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” You must practice, practice, practice – it is key to success.

For me what works the best is to study everyday and maintain consistency so that the don't hit me hard.

Always take as many as you can, but never overload. Overloading can do more harm then help!

Here is one at LaunchX you can contact them directly here thru RoundPier