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murielm99

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2. I remember having trouble keeping a "B" in

Reply to targetpractice (Reply #1)

Tue May 5, 2020, 05:12 AM

May 2020

college math classes. It was important to me.

I tried to use the textbook and some videos that were supposed to help. They were of some value. But I needed the teacher in the classroom, so I could ask questions and see him or her work the problems. Also, I did homework in the learning lab, where students could get help with difficult problem sets. I went to the test prep sessions as well. I met my goal of "B" grades. But it took a lot of work and live people!

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Not sure how to feel about this... targetpractice May 2020 #1

I remember having trouble keeping a "B" in murielm99 May 2020 #2

You are obviously much younger than me.. Hahah... targetpractice May 2020 #3

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