Think Anyway.(I just wanna say I'm really glad that I've finally built Thoughts. I think it's the best way to share ideas instantly.)
Get back to the topic. The best way to learn or study something is by reading a large amount of input. The underlying theory is simple: build your own model by iterations.
This is basically a guid about how to write a good formulaic essay and how to self-study AP exams in a short time.
First, read as much as you can(maybe 10, 20, or 30.) Then, start writing
Secondly, polish. Look back on the essays that you selected as your input, and see what you should improve.
Finally, conclude. Now, you kinda know what count as a good essay and how to write a good essay.
The process is easy: input-> process(iteration)->output.
For learning or self-studying APs, it's similar.
First, read all the notes. (I think reading textbooks is a bit time-consuming. Just download free notes online and read all of them.)
Second, if you don't understand, ask AIs and watch youtube videos.
Third, go straight into mock exams. (It's basically iterations. Do the mock exams and mark the questions that you did wrongly and do them again for 5 times.)
Then, you will get a 5 on your self-studied AP exam!
Hope that helps you!
