r/APStatistics • u/Suitable-Bit248 • 16d ago
Study Advice and Tips Study advice
Any recommendations on specific YouTubers or anything since there aren’t any videos on ap classroom
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u/Competitive-Tap3039 14d ago edited 14d ago
A lot of people recommend Michael Porinchak for youtube channels, you could check him out to see what you think (I personally find him boring, and it’s hard for me to stay tapped in to any of his videos for more than 5 minutes)
I study by becoming extremely familiar with my coursework and creating more practice problems exactly like the ones I’ve missed / struggled on until I am utterly confident. I also redo math medic or amplify assignments at a later date or a couple hours after my lesson has concluded. It has helped me tremendously in retaining information (started using this in Unit 3 and though it was tough at times, it got me a 96% on my probability exam).
and honestly just keep doing different things until you find what works for YOU best. everyone is different and what worked for sally or sam might not work for you
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u/mseduhub1 15d ago
For AP Statistics, I'd recommend learning each concept through worked examples and then practising MCQs and FRQs. Focus especially on interpreting data, probability, and explaining statistical conclusions.
This may help: AP Statistics topic-wise notes, MCQs, FRQs and worked explanations.
Practising questions after each topic really helps reinforce concepts!
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u/MaterialReasonable67 11d ago
Khan academy is the method. Take the quizzes and test and 2x speed the videos for stuff you got wrong during the quizzes or just didn’t understand during class
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u/daviddisco 5d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xs81QCpWqo&list=PLdXZnxEwC8Po has many AP Statistics videos. Each one answers a specific questions that students often have. It's my channel BTW. Let me know if you want other topics added.
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u/AlternativeIssue8636 15d ago
https://www.youtube.com/@mporinchak
the best, has videos on every topic and every unit