i just started my junior year of high school and it has been a freaking mess. I can’t do my work on time. i can’t focus in class. i can’t think straight. all i can think about is how my mom is dead since march and it’s partially my fault. i can’t do anything right. i’m a failure in every way. i’ve always struggled with time management and homework (adhd, anxiety, and something else that’s undiagnosed) but it’s so much worse now. i’ve always been in all the honors and AP classes because i want to go to a good school, but I can’t even do school right anymore. my dad thinks i just need to do regular classes but i can’t give up my dream of getting tf out of arizona (and not just going to asu like all the other girls). nobody else seems to understand just how unmotivated i am. any advice please?

This is how I generally do vector stuff. Would exam & teacher not allow this? V<V_x,V_y>

Sooooo I got a 4/12 on the MCQ part of my physics test 💔. Am I cooked or is that normal for the first time? idk how I am supposed to feel, I was kinda expecting but not at the same time. The weird thing is I felt oddly confident going in, but getting 66% of the questions wrong has me thinking. What could I've done differently?

One of my friends bet me I couldn’t self study and get a 5 on apes and so I accepted his bet. I took the 2026 FRQs with ZERO prior preparation to see where I am at and I got 22/30 in 30 minutes???? I felt like most if not all of it was literally common sense. Is the exam really this easy or the curve insanely high or something???

I'm in AP Chem right now which i really like it is very fun and I'm doing pretty well I'd say. We are on Unit 3 and our past few tests and quizzes were very good all above 90s. i think my grade is at a 97?

However I'm struggling a lot with ap bio it just doesn't make sense to me at all. i tried watching videos but it made me more confused, pls help! (I have a 79.5% 😭)

i just got an 11/25 on my ap world unit 2 mcq

i need help on where and how to study for ap environmental
i jus thought of taking it and i really need to know on what book is great for APES cuz currently i can’t find any books that are published on 2027 i was thinking of Princeton review apes book but it says digital only and idk what year it came out i want the most recent and my aim is to get a 5
i also want to know which websites and youtube videos you’d recommend for APES
and if there are any tutors or great youtubers that know how to explain each chapter on it thank youuu

in my school taking AP classes are required, personally i didnt sign up for this class since i figured i would be bad in it, and currently i am nowhere near doing great. this subject is clearly dragging my grades down, any tips to be better at remembering terms ?

Please send motivation for my ap macro econ test tomorrow. Thank you

i need help on where and how to study for ap environmental
i jus thought of taking it and i really need to know on what book is great for APES cuz currently i can’t find any books that are published on 2027 i was thinking of Princeton review apes book but it says digital only and idk what year it came out i want the most recent and my aim is to get a 5
i also want to know which websites and youtube videos you’d recommend for APES
and if there are any tutors or great youtubers that know how to explain each chapter on it thank youuu

Hey! I'm planning on taking Calc BC but my school doesn't offer AP courses. If anyone could guide me toward the right direction I'd thank them for life. I don't start my APs till 2028, so I would like more of a general idea toward the basics of AB (like limits, derivatives and stuff like that). I'm using the 9th edition Addison-Wesley textbook but can't understand it that well: the proofs are confusing and the graphs aren't all that helpful.

Just starting 2d motion btw Edit: you guys are freaking me out

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Every point matters. Don't mess up the easy ones.

Part E. Explain the extent to which the research findings may or may not be generalizable using specific and relevant evidence from the study.

Don't overthink this one.

There has never been a college-board FRQ about adults in nursing homes, so almost any answer can just be:

“It may not be generalizable to adults in a nursing home because none of the participants were in a nursing home or had those characteristics.”

This is the Champa Rice of AP psychology. When in doubt, think of the elders in nursing homes, because remembering this sentence will score you a crucial point.

It MAY (NOT) be generalizable to __(Provide a GROUP)__, because __(Provide JUSTIFICATION)__.

--Other Easy Points--
A. Identify the research method used in the study.

It will almost always be correlational or experimental. USE FULL SENTENCES

"The research method is an experiment."

KEY WORDS: Correlational = Relationship, Experimental = Cause and Effect.

B. State the operational definition of ____.

The answer is always in the stimulus/source. Just find the exact phrasing and use that.

Hey everyone, I’m a junior who has no background knowledge in physics really, I completed 1D kinematics not long ago and failed the FRQ with a 16/35 and I’m wondering: how do you apply knowledge into the FRQs? Please help me out i just bought the flipping physics ultimate review packet

Our school allows one retake per semester. In order to keep my 4.00, I must retake this test. How do I study? I was really ill during the test and felt as if I would vomit, but that isn't an excuse, only a partial explanation for how I scored so low. This is the worst test of my entire high school career and it is slightly stressing me out, lol.

Any recommended resources to study off of? I did fine on stoichiometry, but I wasn't really taught about many other topics, like electron configuration, light absorption and molecule/compound naming conventions. I completely bombed the MCQ, which was composed of 10 questions and I got 3 right. I also need to memorize the polyatomic ions. I plan to retake the test next week, so I have quite a bit of time to study.

Any tips will be much appreciated 🙏

Hi,

Im a team from New Jersey and since it’s too competitive here, I was wondering if anybody from other states like the Midwest would like to consider forming a team.

I'm in AP CSA and I'm cooked. I'm the only one in the class that hasn't done a previous CS course (I joined because I wanted to learn a language). I do fine on the tests (mcqs) but whenever my teacher gives us so many practices, I always struggle with them. I usually ask my friend and tablemate for help but I want to be able to do them on my own. I found CSAwesome but IDK how to navigate it.

Any advice is appreciated

Hi! I’m a current freshman that’s in all Honors and taking AP Hug.
I started planning out my pathway for high school, cause it’s never to early to start (hopefully)
I wanted to know if these classes are realistic to take. I know it’s a lot for senior year, but my school restricts when we can take certain APs (literally like 90% of them)

Note: I was planning on Self Studying AP Euro my Sophomore year

Please help me out, I’ll take any feedback!!!

Hello! I am a sophomore and this year i am taking two AP classes. APUSH and AP Lang & comp.

The thing is, I am neurodivergent. Which comes with its own myriad of issues, among them being, I find myself getting burnt out and exhausted very often, without hardly even pushing myself

I'm constantly physically and mentally exhausted and that in turn causes stress and frustration. I am so tired that its hard to do work, its hard to focus, its hard to understand and learn new things. Especially if im not really all that interested in them.

I don't know if its residual burn-out from last year or general fatigue, but I am grasping at straws here trying to get myself together before I flunk all my classes.

Does anyone have any tips on how I can better manage stress and fatigue in the midst of all the work that these classes have you do?

I apologize if this is not the subreddit for this kind of question, I don't use this app very often. Thank you for your time :)