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StraighterLine Question - acamp - 09-19-2018
Good morning,
For those who have successfully completed multiple
StraighterLine Courses, for each unit do you just read the textbook or read the slides/presentation or both?
And also, for the assessments, are they based off of just the textbook or both?
Thanks everyone.
RE: StraighterLine Question - zzzz24 - 09-19-2018
Textbook is all you need
RE: StraighterLine Question - Merlin - 09-19-2018
(09-19-2018, 06:29 AM)acamp Wrote: Good morning,
For those who have successfully completed multiple
StraighterLine Courses, for each unit do you just read the textbook or read the slides/presentation or both?
And also, for the assessments, are they based off of just the textbook or both?
Thanks everyone.
The quizzes and final exam are based only on the textbook. The slides/presentations seem like they come from somewhere else; they can be helpful to provide context for the text materials but are not necessary to pass the quizzes or final exam.
StraighterLine Question - acamp - 09-19-2018
Thank u both!
And would you say the textbook is straight forward in regards to quiz/test questions ?
RE: StraighterLine Question - bjcheung77 - 09-19-2018
Yes, the free e-textbook is all that is required. Every set of questions from the quiz/midterm are from these e-textbooks...
It's straightforward in regards to the questions, you can control-f to do a search or multi-word search for the answers if needed.
RE: StraighterLine Question - armstrongsubero - 09-20-2018
@acamp except the math especially calc.