vuongnaomi1L wrote:I actuallly dont read the textbook and whenever I have a question I either ask the UA's or go to the professor's office hours.
Does this work better than reading the text book?
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vuongnaomi1L wrote:I actuallly dont read the textbook and whenever I have a question I either ask the UA's or go to the professor's office hours.
Jane Wang 3J wrote:vuongnaomi1L wrote:I actuallly dont read the textbook and whenever I have a question I either ask the UA's or go to the professor's office hours.
Does this work better than reading the text book?
Ainsley McCabe 2E wrote:Jane Wang 3J wrote:vuongnaomi1L wrote:I actuallly dont read the textbook and whenever I have a question I either ask the UA's or go to the professor's office hours.
Does this work better than reading the text book?
I think the office hours are extremely helpful, but the book really gives you a larger understanding and also more practice problems to work on.
Sarah3C wrote:Is there anywhere to find a more detailed answer section for the textbook? I know some websites have textbook answers, but I can't find one for this book.
Jane Wang 3J wrote:vuongnaomi1L wrote:I actuallly dont read the textbook and whenever I have a question I either ask the UA's or go to the professor's office hours.
Does this work better than reading the text book?
Mrinalini Mishra 2L wrote:I find that having a physical copy of the textbook makes it easier for me to read the book and do the problems without getting distracted. You can find them for $20 to rent off of Amazon for a solid quarter.
dericasu3a wrote:Mrinalini Mishra 2L wrote:I find that having a physical copy of the textbook makes it easier for me to read the book and do the problems without getting distracted. You can find them for $20 to rent off of Amazon for a solid quarter.
I agree with the physical copy thing. Letting my eyes take a break from constantly staring at a screen is super helpful. Also just physically holding the book and writing notes down by hand does something subconsciously for my learning.
David Facio 3C wrote:Other than reading the textbook, does anyone have outside resources such as animated science youtube channel recommendations for visual learners?
Vashe Sundar 3H wrote:As a visual learner myself, I highly recommend Organic Chemistry Tutor. They have content varying from calculus to organic chemistry.
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