I only proceeded to the next unit & chapter if I passed the review questions with an 85% or higher. 65% is passing, but I wanted a deep understanding and grasp of the subjects first. Next, I'll include non-study materials that have helped greatly!!

Tips:

- I used Notebook LM to study for the chapter tests only. I'd extract the chapters from the PDFs using PDF gear and create a notebook with them in NLM.
- if I couldn't get through the unit (not chapter!) or struggled to understand, id reread and then look up YT videos on the specific topic.

The latest one I just completed is Elementary Linear Algebra. This one was highly recommended online for beginners and I didn't have much difficulty working through it.

Wait I went through this before I did Calculus. This teaches you how to write proofs.

Then of course, Calculus.

You can find most of not all of these on libgen or zlibrary by the way. I used them digitally.

Then I went into precalculus. This actually contains more advanced algebra and trigonometry altogether.

If you want a complete refresher, there isn't anything better than this. It starts with basic math and ends with intermediate algebra (algebra 2). Everything is well explained with lots of examples and every section has a 65 question review at the end.

Then, optionally, you wanna get a timer of some sort. I personally use my computer but if that's too much of a distraction get this cheap one.

Start with 15 or 30 minute study increments, work your way up to an uninterrupted hour of studying.

Definitely aided in me finding my love of television as a teenager. Just subscribed. 🔥

Sepinwall was one of the critics whose work I read to learn how to write TV criticism. This is unconscionable.