do videos like this suffice? Quoting someone's joke: "please end my dumb ass suffering"
why do you need math? you are planning to create a farm ... better study biology and ecology. :) why do you need this senseless hobby? you will not be able to teach mathematics at school and you will never become an outstanding mathematician. :) you will simply waste your time studying math. :)
Khan academy and other websites like that
skillshare (free trial)
YouTube obviously
and then if you go on the studyblr # on tumblr there is a huge amount of resources there like apps and websites for students, how to get free college text books everything and just lists and lists of helpful links
I have posted a good deal of them on my studyblr if you scroll through you’ll find plenty of resources
Www.maryelizastudyblr.tumblr.com
and then Pinterest has good learning sheets like helpful formula print offs and things to have handy for studying
Im Sure Reddit has a studyblr community as well and various r/threads on math related subjects
so those are all good places to look
also there are cool Websites like this one
https://www.mathway.com/Algebra
that lay out the steps for you so you can see where you went wrong.
tutors are great but they aren’t free but if you get a pell Grant or something to a university you can use their free tutoring services available some have it some don’t so check before you register
also if you look up Montessori school curriculum they have a lot of great books recommendations and then you can just read what is available for free on Google docs or Try to find them on those free text book websites or torrent
I saw a thing floating around on tiktok under that “what feels illegal to know” viral motif and one of them was about how to get free textbooks so Tiktok may have some student resources too if you search the right relevant trending hash tags
and last but not least good ol fashion libraries ;)
What is a proper mathematics education in your eyes? Do you want to know Algebra? Calculus?
I'm not really sure. I want to know things that help me understand physics, and chemistry, and I want to know things that will help.me.with my science experiments.
What is a proper mathematics education in your eyes? Do you want to know Algebra? Calculus?
I'm not really sure. I want to know things that help me understand physics, and chemistry, and I want to know things that will help.me.with my science experiments.
Then you need to complete the standard Calculus progression at the least.
Your Mathematics in so far as the standard convention goes is pretty bad. However, given our conversations about physics you surprisingly have an intuition that could benefit you in this area of study.
Begin here, Discrete Mathematics with Applications by Epp
The above text will teach you a soft version of Logic and overall foundations of all of mathematics, zero algebra is required. The text is probably the best introduction to the subject and the subject itself provides intuition on not only mathematics that will serve your understanding in Physics and Chemistry but also Computer Science.
Critically read each chapter and do all problems, if you need help I am a DM away. For lectures I would just look up each chapter title on youtube and just watch miscellaneous videos on the section I'm doing.
If you can finish this text, and you don't need to necessarily master it, you are ready for Algebra and should be able to devour the subject with your new found powers.
What is a proper mathematics education in your eyes? Do you want to know Algebra? Calculus?
I'm not really sure. I want to know things that help me understand physics, and chemistry, and I want to know things that will help.me.with my science experiments.
Then you need to complete the standard Calculus progression at the least.
Your Mathematics in so far as the standard convention goes is pretty bad. However, given our conversations about physics you surprisingly have an intuition that could benefit you in this area of study.
Begin here, Discrete Mathematics with Applications by Epp
The above text will teach you a soft version of Logic and overall foundations of all of mathematics, zero algebra is required. The text is probably the best introduction to the subject and the subject itself provides intuition on not only mathematics that will serve your understanding in Physics and Chemistry but also Computer Science.
Critically read each chapter and do all problems, if you need help I am a DM away. For lectures I would just look up each chapter title on youtube and just watch miscellaneous videos on the section I'm doing.
If you can finish this text, and you don't need to necessarily master it, you are ready for Algebra and should be able to devour the subject with your new found powers.
Wow thank you! I'll try that right now!
Khan academy and other websites like that
skillshare (free trial)
YouTube obviously
and then if you go on the studyblr # on tumblr there is a huge amount of resources there like apps and websites for students, how to get free college text books everything and just lists and lists of helpful links
I have posted a good deal of them on my studyblr if you scroll through you’ll find plenty of resources
Www.maryelizastudyblr.tumblr.com
and then Pinterest has good learning sheets like helpful formula print offs and things to have handy for studying
Im Sure Reddit has a studyblr community as well and various r/threads on math related subjects
so those are all good places to look
also there are cool Websites like this one
https://www.mathway.com/Algebra
that lay out the steps for you so you can see where you went wrong.
tutors are great but they aren’t free but if you get a pell Grant or something to a university you can use their free tutoring services available some have it some don’t so check before you register
also if you look up Montessori school curriculum they have a lot of great books recommendations and then you can just read what is available for free on Google docs or Try to find them on those free text book websites or torrent
I saw a thing floating around on tiktok under that “what feels illegal to know” viral motif and one of them was about how to get free textbooks so Tiktok may have some student resources too if you search the right relevant trending hash tags
and last but not least good ol fashion libraries ;)
Thank you blanc! :)
