If you found the Khan academy videos too slow paced then my suggestion would be to jump straight into the problem sets. Keep trying to solve things and if you g

If you found the Khan academy videos too slow paced then my suggestion would be to jump straight into the problem sets. Keep trying to solve things and if you get it wrong then you can get an explanation of the steps in text form. You don’t need to watch the videos at all unless you’re really stuck, and then you can try skipping around the videos instead of watching all the way through. As I’ve seen written elsewhere on HN: math is not a spectator sport. The best way to learn is to work through problems until you master them. Heck, there are plenty of people in college who never bother going to lectures yet still achieve top grades by putting in the work.