Andrew's Guide to IB Mathematics Universe

This is not the type of post that would tell you to open a textbook and absorb the knowledge like a sponge through osmosis, nor make you feel bad for not spending 2-3 hours a day doing maths. If anything, this is simply the way I study maths without too much suffering but still give me pretty decent results.   Find your own kindergarten More often than not you might think that your teacher isn’t as good as you want them to be, and then you keep talking about their failures as a teacher. A better approach would be accepting that they won’t change their teaching style, so in the mean time, you’re really better off looking for another source that talks to your level . Doesn’t matter how easy the society perceives it; if it works for you, it works.   Story time! When I was looking for resources to study calculus 3, simple YouTube search brought me to Professor Leonard. He’s straight to the point, but I found his content rather straightforward. It’s totally understandable for the

Hey y'all! Sorry for the long delay. It's not that I'm particularly busy at the moment (though I should , and I have a design project due next week yay!). but I'm also working on some other stuffs  for you guys, notably, a chem mock. Yes, you heard it correct - it'll be coming... though I'm not sure it'll be on time for M22. I'm also writing some more sets of mocks that will be available for purchase soon, but considering the amount of studying I'll need to do for finals it might not be ready by the end of April. If you're interested, give me a DM and we could work things out. c; A little plug before we crack on: I'm available for private tutoring. Send me a DM to discuss about the details. Enough plugs for today. I'm back with the third part of Topic 1 Reviews: binomial expansion, simultaneous equations, partial fractions and combinatorics. The sections are way  shorter than my liking, but it's appropriate for a revision guide - do n