My bio text book. >>> Tpr bio book

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Covers the same stuff and the wording is less dense. However, I do follow the format of tpr's book.
 
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armpitsOFmight said:
Covers the same stuff and the wording is less dense. However, I do follow the format of tpr's book.
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which textbook are you talking about? it's hard to imagine ANY biology textbook being "less dense" than a 400 or so page TPR review book...
 
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O Grady said:
Based on your post history, its very hard to think you are doing anything but trolling
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TBH at this point I'm pretty annoyed the mods haven't done something about it.
 
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Josh7 said:
Using ExamKrackers as your biology textbook? Interesting technique.
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I'm using my textbook from bio 1 & 2, because it's easier to follow than tpr's. However, there's stuff in there I don't need so I'm referencing tpr's book so I review the right stuff.


And for the troll hunters who are obsessing over my posts; get a life!
 
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armpitsOFmight said:
I'm using my textbook from bio 1 & 2, because it's easier to follow than tpr's. However, there's stuff in there I don't need so I'm referencing tpr's book so I review the right stuff.


And for the troll hunters who are obsessing over my posts; get a life!
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tbh, this is actually a pretty good idea. but the TPR book by itself should be more than enough for biology content review.

and i think the book is very easy to follow/straightforward, but do whatever works for you.

and since you are using your biology textbook for content review, do pay attention to use biology experiments that textbooks talk about! if there's one thing i dont like about TPR biology, it's that it doesnt really describe/illustrate biological experiments.
 
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aspiring20 said:
tbh, this is actually a pretty good idea. but the TPR book by itself should be more than enough for biology content review.

and i think the book is very easy to follow/straightforward, but do whatever works for you.

and since you are using your biology textbook for content review, do pay attention to use biology experiments that textbooks talk about! if there's one thing i dont like about TPR biology, it's that it doesnt really describe/illustrate biological experiments.
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Yeah, I learn biology through pictures and my textbook's is much better than tpr's. that's probably why I prefer it.
 
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armpitsOFmight said:
I'm using my textbook from bio 1 & 2, because it's easier to follow than tpr's. However, there's stuff in there I don't need so I'm referencing tpr's book so I review the right stuff.


And for the troll hunters who are obsessing over my posts; get a life!
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We don't even care until you decided to show off your trolling skills by creating numerous random threads and posts.
 
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I guess you guys are my official SDN stalkers, I'm kinda honored actually!! Kinda creepy, but hey that's life, right!?!?
 
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