PLEASE HELP FAST.
i have a social final tmr. and if i don't get 50 questions right im gonna fail socials 9!!!
does anyone noe a really good website for the entire socials 9 notes? the textbook im using is called "crossroads"
PLEASE HELP. FAST !! i cannot fail socials 9. but i noe im not good at socials. im getting 58% !!! please help me..
One of these links perhaps??
http://www.google.com/search?q=textbook+crossroads+social+studies+9&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&client=firefox-a&rlz=1R1GGLL_en___US379
I JUST CANT FIND ANY NOTES ON THE INTERNET.. OMG IM SO SCRWED!!!!
Hmmm -- Finals are designed to find out what YOU have learned throughout the last semester. Maybe you'll learn more when you take this class next year.
yea but my point is that. IF I FAIL THE FINAL. I FAIL SOCIALS 9. THEN I WILL HAVE TO REPEAT SOCIALS 9. but i CANNOT fail.. so i wanna be prepared for the final and read some notes.. but my teacher didn't give me any notes. so that's why im asking if other ppl have a website that provides notes for socials 9 crossroads
Last minute cramming and spending too much time online will ensure failure. Get off the computer and go read something. Do your best on the final. Pray.
I understand that you're feeling stressed about your socials final exam. While I can't provide specific notes from the "Crossroads" textbook, I can suggest some resources that might help you prepare for your exam:
1. Review your textbook: Carefully go through the chapters and sections covered in your "Crossroads" textbook. Pay close attention to key concepts, events, and individuals mentioned in each chapter.
2. Online study guides: There are numerous websites that offer study guides and summaries for various subjects, including social studies. Some popular options include SparkNotes, CliffsNotes, and Khan Academy. Search for study guides specific to your curriculum or textbook, as it might provide additional insights and explanations.
3. Educational YouTube channels: Look for educational YouTube channels that cover topics related to social studies. Some channels, such as CrashCourse and Khan Academy, provide engaging and informative videos on various subjects.
4. Practice quizzes and interactive learning platforms: Websites like Quizlet and Education Quizzes offer practice quizzes and interactive learning tools for social studies. These resources can help you gauge your understanding and identify areas that require more attention.
Remember, it's essential to study consistently and efficiently. Start by reviewing the material you find most challenging and give yourself enough time to fully grasp the concepts. Good luck with your exam!