[xmisstrinh]

I'm Asian, really bad at math, doing pre-calc this semester and the real deal next semester.... can anyone recommend a tutor a poor student can afford? thanks!

[dinosaur]

I'm Asian, really bad at math

:rukidding:

[areyounoob]

YouTube PatrickJMT
For everything else there's KhanAcademy

for studying I'd recommend investing in a whiteboard if you don't already have one. Its a great tool for cramming and even doing homework on. You can easily erase all of your work to start over if you make a mistake.
I do all of my homework on a whiteboard and when I'm satisfied I move it onto a piece of paper for homework submission.
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[Spoon]

I'm Asian, really bad at math

:rukidding:

Which means he's getting an A-. :fullofwin:

[Kidnapman]

Where you taking it? Wherever you end up taking it im almost certain there should be a learnig centre in the library or something with tutors. That should be sufficient help, the rest is up to you to make sure you get enough practice.
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[xmisstrinh]

YouTube PatrickJMT
For everything else there's KhanAcademy

for studying I'd recommend investing in a whiteboard if you don't already have one. Its a great tool for cramming and even doing homework on. You can easily erase all of your work to start over if you make a mistake.
I do all of my homework on a whiteboard and when I'm satisfied I move it onto a piece of paper for homework submission.
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that sounds super awesome. shall hit up superstore later!

[xmisstrinh]

Where you taking it? Wherever you end up taking it im almost certain there should be a learnig centre in the library or something with tutors. That should be sufficient help, the rest is up to you to make sure you get enough practice.
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i'm doing it in the evenings at bcit... most the resources at the library are during the day and I work full time...and I've always felt that I understand math MUCH better and faster when I can go to an instructor or have someone to help me along when I get stuck.

[Traum]

Are you still in highschool or are you at college / university already? If you are already at a local college, you can probably go to their learning center and book for some time with a math tutor. Those are usually free. If you are already studying in university, both UBC and SFU should have calculus workshops that are open for a good number of hours everyday. You just have to go there and bug the hell out of the TAs. (And of course, help from the TA is free.)

[MeowMeow]

I know a retired prof who private teaches for cheap. He's really good too.
But he's located in richmond
Pm me if you want his contact info

[Porschedog]

I have a friend in university who tutors math. He's helped me in the past but I'm not sure what are his rates. He teaches in Richmond. Pm me if ur interested.
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[whEEls7]

im in calc 1, ill tutor u for $20/hour

lol

[JShifter]

The best way without paying is asking a teacher i'm sure they will be happy to help you give you a quick 15 minute lesson for free everyday. If you keep bugging them everyday ! as well as i'm sure the library has free tutors.