Is Online Tutoring Effective for Last-Minute Test Prep?

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Online tutoring can be effective for last-minute test prep, but it requires structured guidance rather than informal help through messaging platforms like AIM. Seeking assistance should focus on understanding concepts rather than just getting answers. Engaging with a tutor who can provide targeted explanations and problem-solving strategies is more beneficial. Relying on casual help may not adequately prepare students for their tests. Effective online tutoring emphasizes clarity and comprehension.
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Hi. I hav ea test tomorrow. Can anyobdy help me with these problems? I understand one and two. If anyone could help me over AIM that would be great. My screenname is Cleaver97.

Can anyone help me get started and do these?

THanks!

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Helping over AIM or email etc isn't the right way to go about it.
 
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