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Algebra
Masterposts
- Advice and tools by @thegrangersapprentice
- Tips and links by @stemnerd3
- Resource masterpost by @etudiance
- Logarithms by @allydsgn
- Graph shapes by @codeorg
Resources
- Algebra II Homework Help
- Khan Academy
- ProfRobBob
- Math Worksheets Land Printables
- MathDrills Worksheets
- Algebra Calculator
- Mathisfun
- Purplemath
- Mathway’s Algebra Calculator
Geometry & Trigonometry
Masterposts
- Resource masterpost by @etudiance
- Some tips by @sundayscholar
- Advice if you suck at geometry by @ballpenned
- Cool trig gif post
- Pythagorean formula explained
Resources
- Hippocampus
- Khan Academy (and trig only)
- Geometry Dictionary
- MathForum Info on Proofs
- Geometry4Everyone
- Math Fortress
- Brightstorm
- ProfRobBob (and trig only!)
Precalculus
Masterposts
- Resource masterpost by @etudiance
- Final precalculus review by @studteaing
- Precalculus review by @productivityjunction
- Rules for transforming functions
Resources
- Precalculus Tips
- Handouts and Notes
- UC Irvine Videos
- Huge cheat sheet
- Khan Academy
- Trig identity hexagon
- ProfRobBob
- Precalc class on EdX
- Cheat sheet for dummies
Calculus
Masterposts
- How to study calculus by @sundayscholar
- AB calculus resources by @intellectus (#spon oops)
- Studying for college math (emphasis on calculus) by @hexaneandheels
- AP calculus tips by @kingdomstudies
- Guide to calculus BC by @scolasticus
Resources
- How to Succeed in Calculus
- Krista King (the b e s t)
- Calc AB Study Guide
- CliffsNotes Calculus
- Paul’s Calculus Notes
- WOWMath Worked Free Response
- Mr. Calculus
- Cool Calc Cheat Sheet
- University of Houston Calc Guide
- ProfRobBob
Statistics
Masterposts
- How to Study Statistics by @study-well
- Scanned stats notes by @mildstudies
- AP by Michelle
- Killer stats notes and pdfs by @communitystudy
Resources
- 1st Semester Study Guide
- Formula Sheet
- AP Stats Tutorial
- CourseNotes
- Another formula sheet
- ProfRobBob
- Online statistics calculator
- CourseNotes
General
- Great tips by @hexaneandheels
- Process of studying math by @doitforthea
- More study tips by @study-hack
- Amazing math masterpost by @studybuzz
- Tips for studying math by @studyign
- This incredible resource blog: @themathblrs
Best of luck with your mathematics!! Hopefully seeing this post is a good sine for the future.
(You can see my other original content here or request a post here!)
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- Advice and tools by @thegrangersapprentice
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hey friends!! a lot of you ask me for tips on things all the time + this is just some really good advice i’ve learnt throughout my years of being a student shared with you:
revision
- study frequently so when exams/tests come by you only need to revise your shorter notes [you will thank yourself later]
- i know it’s tedious but try to always do your homework [it’ll help you in the long run]
- do your readings before class, this will help you understand better!!
- use time wisely, for example study on the bus on the way to school [i really like doing this]
- teach yourself material by giving lessons to soft toys or maybe using actual tools found in your household [i like using this method particularly for biology especially with water]
- if you have to read to revise, read aloud
- record yourself to be able to listen later when on the bus or something [i like doing this with poetry]
- make sure to always get enough sleep, it’s not worth it losing sleep over studying! [also i find it better to wake up a little early to revise than sleep late]
- incense works wonders if you’re trying to calm yourself down whilst studying
- keep a hot beverage around when you’re studying + reward yourself by drinking a little bit of it when you want to
- get rid of distractions while you’re studying, put your phone on flight mode or leave it to charge somewhere
- if music doesn’t hinder your attention span, then listen to it whilst studying/doing homework [i suggest classical music/coffee shop noises/rain sounds] ~ [my spotify playlist // classical favourites // get ur studying on // flourishment]
- watch videos on a particular topic before you cover it in class
- if your syllabuses are available online, download them + print them out
- have an organised desk, it helps you feel less stressed
- use the pomodoro technique to study
- make sure you have good lighting
- work out past exam papers if they’re available to you, these are really good practice for your exam!
- talk to your teachers during their office hours if you need to, that’s what they’re there for
- if you’re too afraid to do the latter, send them an email when you need them!
- have different files for every subject to keep you organised
- don’t neglect any subject- just give them the time they need + prioritise
- use a planner/bullet journal to help you plan your week
school stuff
- smile at people, you have no idea how much it could brighten their day [plus your smile is great!!!]
- always keep a water bottle handy
- make your school lunch in the evening so you can sleep a bit more in the morning + not spend your money on school lunches
- always take your headphones + charger to school [if they’re allowed]
- keep some emergency money or something in your pencil case, you never know when you might need them!
- if you menstruate make sure to keep a bag with stuff for when you’re menstruating [if not for you, maybe your friends may need something too]
- take naps on the bus if the journey is long [make sure you don’t sleep + end up on the other side of the city/country]
- if you have free lessons, utilise them! do your work at school if it can be done there so you are able to study/relax at home!
- always take a book with you to school just in case you ever get bored
- go to a guidance counselour if you need one [they can help with practically anything you may need!]
- go to private tutoring lessons if you need them/can afford them
personal life
- take pictures, lots of them!!! not just for instagram or something, they’re actually a really great memory
- don’t forget to visit your relatives every now and then
- watch the news/read articles to help you stay in touch with the real world
- don’t worry so much about social media honestly from experience, it’s trivial anyway. indulge yourself in the real world + spend time with family and friends!!
- don’t compare yourself to others, you’re not them + they are not you!
- try to get some exercise done, even if it’s just using the stairs instead of a lift or dancing around in your room
- always keep yourself hydrated
- remember to take a day off once a week, it’ll help you avoid burnout
- eat fruits/nuts as a snack!!
+ my masterposts
- notes, studying, and self-study resources
- self-study resources
- supplies
- igcse resources
- improving your handwriting
- how to studyblr
- literature masterpost
- organisation
- aesthetically pleasing notes
- annotating
- studying a foreign language
- really great apps
- math
- college + uni
- motivation
- biology
- space!!!!
- chemistry
- physics
- summary writing
- the discursive/argumentative essay
- the narrative essay + the descriptive essay
- the ultimate english masterpost!!
- stress relief
- + more
these are all practically all the tips i can remember!! i hope they help a lot of you out <3 good luck with school
-helena xx
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