Okay, so I'm a senior in high school taking AP Chem, and I find it quite hard. I'm planning on majoring in chem when I go off to college, and I know it's only going to get harder. I believe part of my problem is that I'm not studying effectively. Any study strategies/tips? Thanks!
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For chemistry specifically: practice problems. Do all of the practice problems that your teacher provides for you, all of the practice problems in the book, and look up extra practice problems online if you feel like you need to. Don't just re-read your notes, that's too passive, you won't absorb much by doing that.
For chemistry specifically: practice problems. Do all of the practice problems that your teacher provides for you, all of the practice problems in the book, and look up extra practice problems online if you feel like you need to. Don't just re-read your notes, that's too passive, you won't absorb much by doing that.
Don't just re-read your notes, that's too passive, you won't absorb much by doing that. Practice questions is the key to success.
Well @Turkishking is always in his own little world so it's hard to say. I just thought your advice deserved repeating, you said it all.
I thought you had good advice. I did a plethora of practice problems in gen chem 1 and aced the class.
my world is very amusing