Any Help for Math 40?
Math Jam occurs the week before classes start to get your brain cells working on math.
Concurrent Support classes are semester-long courses to help you throughout your target math course for three hours per week. Also, the online Canvas course has great resources to help review content or brush up on prerequisite skills. You can take the course for 1 unit credit (Math 100C) or tuition-free noncredit (NMAT 200C) - it is the same environment, you just get to choose whether you need the unit for financial aid or qualifying purposes (paid) or not (free).
Tutoring
The Tutorial Center is available through the Penji app and in-person in 21215. There are tutors available in the Concurrent Support class, for drop-in at Tutorial Center, and weekly at a regularly-scheduled time.
My Contact Hours!
I am happy to help by answering questions or explaining a concept in a manner that hopefully meets your learning needs. See my availability and contact information.
Study with a fellow student from class.
Creating a study group is one of the best ways to learn. Even if you do not like to work with others or if you think you “got this”, having to explain a concept or process to another student not only helps that student, but it also helps you form a more solid mental structure on the concept by forming your understanding into words. A study group (or study partner) is a two-way benefit!
Online Resources
MathTV - this is an online video tutorial site with multiple questions and step-by-step solutions to help you answer some statistics questions. This points directly to the descriptive statistics videos. Multiple videos from different tutors are available so you can get a different perspective on the same problem (and most videos are also in Spanish!).
I not only use all the brains that I have, but all that I can borrow. ~ Woodrow Wilson
Media Credits:
Course Banner: Two People Grasping Hands, Photo by Cytonn Photography on Unsplash
Bottom Quote Background, Brain Corals, Photo by David Clode on Unsplash