Jewjo
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So, normally, to solidify my knowledge on a physics subject, I read the book and watch Khan academy videos. This way I learn the material from both a formal and a casual standpoint. This method has allowed me to achieve perfect scores on most all of my tests. Anyway, I'm trying to learn a chapter on sound waves right now, but Khan doesn't have any videos on the subject.
Do any of you know a good method to learning things (online), particularly sound waves?
Alternatively, this thread can be used to discuss effective methods of learning such as SRS (spaced repetition system).
By the way, I use this book for those of you who might care. It's the bee's knees.
Do any of you know a good method to learning things (online), particularly sound waves?
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By the way, I use this book for those of you who might care. It's the bee's knees.
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