u/Unlucky_Pop_4280

Throughout all of high school, I was pretty average at math (lower 80-ish), but this junior year was sooo bad. I was very lucky to pass but most my grades are in 60-70, maybe lower 80 if I am lucky.

I really want to do better during senior year (I was even planning on doing a math AP) but atp, I'm not sure what to do.

Should I restudy everything?

Please please please, if you're good at math or studying in general, please give me some advice.

I even wanted to do AP Chemisty but I heard it was math heavy (plus I just recently got cooked by an AP).

Throughout all of high school, I was pretty average at math (lower 80-ish), but this junior year was sooo bad. I was very lucky to pass but most my grades are in 60-70, maybe lower 80 if I am lucky.

I really want to do better during senior year (I was even planning on doing a math AP) but atp, I'm not sure what to do.

Should I restudy everything?

Please please please, if you're good at math or studying in general, please give me some advice.

I even wanted to do AP Chemisty but I heard it was math heavy (plus I just recently got cooked by an AP).

Throughout all of high school, I was pretty average at math (lower 80-ish), but this junior year was sooo bad. I was very lucky to pass but most my grades are in 60-70, maybe lower 80 if I am lucky.

I really want to do better during senior year (I was even planning on doing a math AP) but atp, I'm not sure what to do.

Should I restudy everything?

Please please please, if you're good at math or studying in general, please give me some advice.

I even wanted to do AP Chemisty but I heard it was math heavy (plus I just recently got cooked by an AP).

Throughout all of high school, I was pretty average at math (lower 80-ish), but this junior year was sooo bad. I was very lucky to pass but most my grades are in 60-70, maybe lower 80 if I am lucky.

I really want to do better during senior year (I was even planning on doing a math AP) but atp, I'm not sure what to do.

Should I restudy everything?

Please please please, if you're good at math or studying in general, please give me some advice.

I even wanted to do AP Chemisty but I heard it was math heavy (plus I just recently got cooked by an AP).

I will be going to Spain, but I keep seeing everyone say, "find a house before going settling."

Is it that bad?

Do you guys know any pre-made flashcards that are thoroughly made??

So currently, I'm focusing on grammar, vocab, sometimes reading and comprehensible input.

I rarely do any speaking (ik it's wrong and I'm planning to do something about it) because I don't have anyone to speak with and because I try to go for free options.

For now, my goal is to master reading and listening (and writing but this will probably take longer). The issue is that for CI to work, I have to keep listening to graded videos/audios for as long as possible. This doesn't help with fast progress, as my goal is B1 in at least 3 months (I'm around A2 as of now).

Do I keep listening (and reading) graded work or is there a way or progress faster?

So currently, I'm focusing on grammar, vocab, sometimes reading and comprehensible input.

I rarely do any speaking (ik it's wrong and I'm planning to do something about it) because I don't have anyone to speak with and because I try to go for free options.

For now, my goal is to master reading and listening (and writing but this will probably take longer). The issue is that for CI to work, I have to keep listening to graded videos/audios for as long as possible. This doesn't help with fast progress, as my goal is B1 in at least 3 months (I'm around A2 as of now).

Do I keep listening (and reading) graded work or is there a way or progress faster?