<p>Here's an idea that I just thought about and seems like it could work.</p>
<p>Ok, so like people get together from cc and study (for test).
CC kids obviously know what they're talking about, so im sure the jam would be a good way to prep for an exam. Also students generally tend to learn better in study groups.</p>
<p>So for example, I have an AP Economics Test on Basic Macro Concepts. Knowing that the test is hard, I can request a Jam, where people may stop by and help/learn.
So lets say someone else is having a test in Bio and requests a Jam then most probaly I will go, because I know I will be having a test soon as well.</p>
<p>Now, I understand that different schools move at different paces. But it all works out because in the end we all have the same test to take. So if a student requests a jam and hes on chp 5 in bio, and ur on chp 8 in bio, you'll be like why should I waste my time??
Well ...
(1) You will benefit from it, if you attend regular jam sessions then you will remember alot when the AP test comes around.
(2) The person ur helping may come to your jam for another subject and help you out later on. </p>
<p>I know AoPs does this with AMC and it works perfectly fine. In fact its very popular. Now im not sure how we'll come up with a "classroom" like AoPs, i'm sure we can get together in an AIM chat room, or something similar.</p>
<p>Comments/advice? Does it seem that it could work?
(o and btw i really do have an ap econ test tm, so yea hit me up on AIM lol)</p>
<p>Sorry for the typos/grammatical errors, g2g study.</p>