The title is pretty self explanatory but I have a some trouble studying for math. What methods do you all use and how does it work for you?

Hello incoming engineers! I'm looking for other students interested in keeping each other motivated throughout the year on study habits and extracurriculars.

I'm thinking of biweekly tabs on each other to document our progress. Maybe we could even use a points/level up system to document our progress?

I moved to France less than a year ago, and when I was State-side I was a physics teacher. My goal here is to become a math teacher, and for that I need to pass an exam called the CAPES.

Now, I am not (currently) following any courses to prepare for this, I am studying on my own (sort of). What I want is a buddy to work with where we both keep each other honest. Weekly check-ins, goals, shared materials, etc.

The topics are mostly undergraduate calculus, algebra, some stats/probability and some geometry. Think a 3-year undergraduate mathematics course.

Anyone interested? Leave a message or PM me. I have already started, so we can get going today if you want.

Anyone else taking the SAT exams in the June attempt?
Wondering if anyone would want to pair up and study together. Nice sub btw!

I'm going to start high school in a couple of weeks and I really want to have a high GPA when I start high school. I'm okay (ish) in other classes, but French is my only weak point. My foreign language class is the only class that can really make or break the GPA gap so I need to start soon. In a couple of years I'll be joining the IB program, which requires you to have a foreign language class every year in high school. Knowing the IB program, it's very competitive and (to my understanding from my sister) even one low grade, such as a 78 or 80, can really change your rank from 2nd to 7th in one semester I want to find some new study buddies that can help me be fluent in French! I'm open to anyone at all who are fluent or learning French so please help a person out!

I'm currently in Italian I and don't understand direct and indirect object pronouns. If somebody could help me figure these out it would be great