Need help starting from scratch in math, physics, and chemistry?

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The discussion centers on a high school student seeking to rebuild their foundational knowledge in math, physics, and chemistry to prepare for an engineering degree. The student expresses concern over their lack of engagement in previous studies and is considering resources such as DVD tutorials from Video Aided Instruction. Additionally, the student is exploring the option of online tutoring due to the scarcity of local tutors in their small town.

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  • Basic understanding of high school-level math concepts
  • Familiarity with physics principles relevant to engineering
  • Knowledge of chemistry fundamentals
  • Experience with online learning platforms
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  • Research effective online tutoring platforms for math and science
  • Explore Video Aided Instruction resources for foundational math
  • Study high school physics concepts relevant to engineering
  • Investigate chemistry study guides and practice problems
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This discussion is beneficial for high school students, aspiring engineers, and anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of math, physics, and chemistry from a foundational level.

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Hey guys, I just recently started lurking these forums and I need some help. I have decided to start from scratch in my math/physics and chemistry studies. Throughout my school career I have been a slacker in doing my homework and paying attention in class and that has cost me to have a horrible base in math/physics/chem. Now I am in grade 11high school and I am starting to get worried about my post graduate education. My goal is to become an engineer but I don't think I will get through the first year of university with how I am doing right now.

I was thinking of maybe buying some dvds like these
http://www.videoaidedinstruction.com/math.html

Its very hard to find a tutor in my area becouse I live in a small town. I was thinking of maybe getting an online tutor.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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