<p>So I’ve tried a lot of study methods in my AP courses, but in a lot of them(especially AP Statistics and AP Physics C), I seem to not get good grades. I mean I’ve tried doing a lot of the problems from the book, and have paid attention to the teachers, but I simply can’t seem to get the grade I desire. What are some “tryhard” methods that you guys can offer? </p>
<p>PS. It’s ok. Being a tryhard is a good thing. In other words, I kinda want to be a tryhard, too lol. I just don’t know how to be one. </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<ol>
<li>Get some bros</li>
<li>Make a Google Doc.</li>
<li>Share it with your bros.<br></li>
<li>Make a Quizlet.</li>
<li>Put that on yo google doc.</li>
<li>Quiz each other.</li>
<li>???</li>
<li>Profit</li>
</ol>
<p>Make notes from the textbook, and then recreate those notes, asking yourself questions on the topic. Conceptual understanding is much more important than quantitative understanding. It requires critical thinking for things to click. After that, slowly go problem by problem and everything should make sense. Ask teachers for help, thats what they are there for, unless of course you go to my school.</p>
<p>I find the best indicator of whether I understand a subject is whether I can explain it to someone else who doesn’t know it.</p>
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