04-30-2007, 10:06 PM
Gosh, I would be EXTREMELY frustrated too. You have my sympathies!!
But don't kick the puppy. hilarious
What sources did you use to study it? I took 4 years of math in high school and used a great curriculum....Saxon math. Incremental, good explanations, pretty easy to understand, very solid. A lot of math books are exasperatingly confusing but Saxon is much more coherent.
Do you take the practice test in the CLEP practice book before tests? That's supposed to give you an indicator of how you'll do on the real thing. If you get just half or under half right, it's a sign to keep studying.
So sorry about this.....I advise you to go drown your sorrows in a nice creamy coolatta from Dunkin Donuts. That's what I usually do. hilarious
But don't kick the puppy. hilarious
What sources did you use to study it? I took 4 years of math in high school and used a great curriculum....Saxon math. Incremental, good explanations, pretty easy to understand, very solid. A lot of math books are exasperatingly confusing but Saxon is much more coherent.
Do you take the practice test in the CLEP practice book before tests? That's supposed to give you an indicator of how you'll do on the real thing. If you get just half or under half right, it's a sign to keep studying.
So sorry about this.....I advise you to go drown your sorrows in a nice creamy coolatta from Dunkin Donuts. That's what I usually do. hilarious
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