Statistics has been a wild ride, and now I need to start prepping for the AP exam. Could anyone share the types of resources that made the difference for you, or maybe your study schedule? Anything helps!
Absolutely thrilled to hear that you're taking initiative early for your AP Statistics exam prep! I've had students diligently use the College Board’s own provided materials such as practice questions and past exam questions to get a better understanding of the exam format and question types. To reinforce learning, Khan Academy has an aligned AP Statistics course that they may find beneficial as it includes video lessons and practice exercises. As for a study schedule, consistency is key. Dedicating a period of time every day to stats review can truly make a difference, even if it's just 30 minutes to an hour. Start with topics that are challenging and then circle back to easier content for review later. As the exam approaches, integrating timed practice tests can greatly assist in managing the exam pace. Remember, slow and steady wins the race! Best of luck to you!
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