Studying Self-Learning Physics and math

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A physics junior in education college expresses concern about inadequate preparation in Physics and Mathematics, despite having a basic understanding of Algebra, Calculus I, and General Physics. With three months of free time and a commitment to studying up to 12 hours a day, the student seeks recommendations for online courses and textbooks. Responses emphasize the importance of balancing study with relaxation to avoid burnout, while also suggesting that the student should identify and acquire textbooks relevant to upcoming classes for effective preparation.
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Hey everybody! I am a physics junior in education college and I feel that I am not getting a good preparation in Physics and Mathematics. I have a basic understanding of Algebra, Calculus I and General Physics And I am totally free for THREE months period and I am ready to study for at least 12 hours a day.So, What online courses and textbook do you recommend?
 
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Eagertolearnphysics said:
I have a basic understanding of Algebra, Calculus I and General Physics And I am totally free for THREE months period and I am ready to study for at least 12 hours a day.

Easy there! Don't burn yourself out! Use the summer to relax a bit before really hitting the books again during the school year.

Eagertolearnphysics said:
So, What online courses and textbook do you recommend?

I'd say look up which textbooks you'll need for your upcoming classes and grab those if possible.
 

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