IB math studies and physics SL (and APUSH)

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>I am trying to begin studying now for these exams.</p>

<p>Math Studies seems very easy to study for. Just do the problems over and over again. Plug and Chug. So I should make time for it.</p>

<p>Physics is harder. There are many concepts. Which concept do you think is hardest so I can spend the most time on it? I think I'm pretty good with waves. All the topics above it, I spent no time on. </p>

<p>APUSH - I really haven't a clue how to study for this. I only know about WWII because I studied for it for about a week or more. The teacher was absent and stuff and i kept thinking the test was coming up so I studied so much I know it. Well, how can i do that for EVERY time period only... it won't take a week?</p>

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<p>APUSH-Get an REA test prep book and read it, then memorize it.</p>

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<p>I've got a narcoleptic (sp?) IB Math Studies teacher, so i need to start self studying. what are you using to study?</p>

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<p>^ I would recommend using past tests. My teacher hands paper 1s or 2s weekly. That has definately helped me the most. I have no idea where he gets them but I assume every IB teacher has access to them.</p>

<p>and about physics damn I know what you mean. that subject is seriously killing me. personally I think for the IB exam I find the hardest subjects to be electricity and some mechanics</p>

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<p>yeah, your IB coordinator should have access to all of the old tests. as far as AP US History goes, I recommend the Princeton Review book and the Sparknotes PowerPack. btw, i made a 5 on it, proud of that one :)</p>