The Language of Mathematics (2): Instructions (NOTE: Exercises are not available right now)

[AnAngelsKisss]

Ok I will try to try that. I liike the way you break math down. You givee it an easier concept. Idk what happened it is like I blanked out higher ed. math skills. My english and language was 51's yet math was so low. Thank you for your videos

[chychochycho]

you're welcome, and good luck.



[AnAngelsKisss]

I didn't see your response to my first comment before I left a second one. You didn't save backups of your excersises? Why would someone want to take from you trying to help others?

[chychochycho]

I have some backups, just not organized, so it's not a simple search and retreat, unfortunately.

As for why would someone do this, guess haters will always be haters.

As for practice, try redoing the examples that i do in the videos, this should help a little.... sorry :(

[AnAngelsKisss]

[? I was looking forward to your help. I have to retakee my CPAt test in 3 weeks. I horribly failed the math last time. My score was 34 for the math I need to bring it up to a 50.

[AnAngelsKisss]

I have not found your exercises though. I have been to the site.

[chychochycho]

sorry, my site was hacked a while ago and i lost the exercises :( 

[AnAngelsKisss]

I love that I have found your lessons.

[MrApache56]

Excellent !!!!! Finally a math course taught by an instructor who admits to failing a math course in college. He is an inspiration to those of us who have failed courses in grade school, high school, and college. Most of the instructors I had never would admit they failed courses or had trouble understanding mathematics. I lost count on the number of so-called math geniuses I met in college.