I am from Slovenia and one day our news were showing how Mr. Jung has helped a lot of students with his math's videos on youtube. I have checked them but unfortunately I do not know German language so I helped somehow with auto-generated translation. I have already finished secondary and as well higher vocational college but since I was a child I always liked to learn new things. Currently I am working but because I have disabilities and right now I am in the process of lung transplantation, it is sometimes a little bit annoying when you are limited and cannot do things which you want but one of them like learning again math, I do not see it as a problem because my brain still function and you just need that for learning it, right? :) The only problem which I see is I do not know how to start, where to start and how should I start to do practices or what should I learn.
Regards,
Ariana
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Next thing you want to do is to get math textbooks on the basic topics: linear algebra, real analysis, number theory and abstract algebra. There are many standart books for these topics, so don't overdo it.
Also, get well soon. ─ fix 05.01.2023 um 19:43