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Hi.I can so relate to this. I’m in middle school rn, and I have an 8-year-old neighbor with a very strict mom. She kind of forces him to do 5th-grade math and makes him do a lot of SSAT practice worksheet every day, and today his mom came to our house, and my mom and his mom were talking. His mom said that she signed him up for online school, and he’s going to be doing 5th grade math here, so then when he gets all his grades he can skip to 4th grade. When they left, my mom, like always, compared me to him and she said, “He’s already doing 5th grade math, and look at you. In middle school, being an ordinary kid. When you go to high school you are going to a LOT of SAT practice worksheets, or else you won’t pass. Do you want HIM to catch up to YOU?”. I already have anxiety and depression, and on top of that she’s going to compare me to an 8 y/o. I don’t blame her, because I have to admit he is going to be a lot better than me when he’s my age. But, i feel really stressed out and I don’t know what to do. It’s not my fault they live next to us :( why does my mom have to compare me like that?

I am taking AP chemistry as a junior and am sailing with a 95% in my pocket. Moreover, I took Honors Chemistry as a sophomore and there are a group of specific topics that would be very helpful to you when you take AP Chem if you know them like te back of your hand. These topics are given in bullet points below. These are the topics that I had knowledge of before taking AP chemistry.Units of measurement and Significant digitsAble to do measurement conversions. For example, convert 1meter to millimeters.Gas laws (charles’ law, Boyle’s law, combined gas law, ideal gas law, avogadro’s law, and Gay Lussac’s law)Reaction stoichiometry and finding empirical formulas.Relationship between wavelength and frequency.Pauli exclusion, Aufbau, and Hund’s principle and writing electron configurations for atoms.Redox, and metathesis reactions.Writing total, net ionic, and molecular equationsTrends of electronegativity, electron affinity and atomic radius.Knowledge of ionic bonding, covalent bonding, Hydrogen bonds, and dispersion forces.Learn how to draw Lewis structures and resonance structures.Also learn VSEPR theory.I think I have pretty much listed all the topics I knew from my honors Chemistry class before opting for AP Chemistry. Because you seem like a diligent student, I recommend that you learn some AP chemistry curriculum such as those stated below.Thermochemistry (Hess’s law, Internal Energy, Enthalpy, and Calorimetry)Chemical kineticsChemical equilibriaI know this may feel a bit overwhelming but if you could master all these concepts by the time you actually take AP chemistry you will be way ahead of the whole class because you would have went through almost 70–80% of the curriculum already.If you need internet resources to learn these concepts you can literally type the names of these concepts and you will get thousands of practice worksheets and tutorials that will give a more in depth view of chemistry than what most teachers can provide you with.

I presume that these books are for Class 12 JEE OR NEET aspirants.Physics MCQThe 5th edition of this Physics MCQ book has been published by Bharati Bhawan Publishers & Distributors. Written by Deb Mukherji, it will be an excellent tool to practice answering multiple choice questions. The author has designed this book to improve the confidence level of the students and prepare them for any competitive examination.Topics Covered in the Textbook:• Part 1 : Mechanics• Kinematics Forces• Circular, Rotational and Simple Harmonic Motions• Properties of Matter, Fluids• Part 2 : Heat and Thermodynamics• Heat and Thermodynamics• Part 3 : Sound• Sound• Part 4 : Optics• Optics• Part 5 : Electricity• Electrostatics• Electric Current in Conductors• Electromagnetism• Motion of Charged Particles• Part 6 : Modern Physics• Modern Physics• Part 7 : Experimental Physics• Experimental Physics• Part 8 : Miscellaneous Questions• Miscellaneous Questions-1• Miscellaneous Questions-2• Miscellaneous Questions-3• Miscellaneous Questions-4• Part 9 : Practice Test Papers• Practice Worksheet-1• Practice Worksheet-2• Practice Worksheet-3• IIT Questions-1• IIT Questions-2• IIT Questions-3• IIT Questions-4• IIT Questions-5Salient Features of the Textbook:• A great companion for the students to develop their time management skills and also the analytical skills.• It lets the students practice the answer pattern with which multiple choice questions should be answered.• It challenges the students with the depth of their concept.• It comes with a compilation of question papers that will help the students gauge their knowledge base.Objective Physics for Engineering Entrances - Vol. 1 & 2Objective Study Guide Series for Engineering Entrances is designed in sync with NCERT 11th and 12th Syllabus, to provide clear understanding of concepts and their application. With complete theory and sufficient Objective Question, each book of the series covers IIT JEE Main and Advanced syllabi. Physics Volume-1 is complete study pack that has been conceptualized on class 11th syllabus to guide students aspiring for different engineering entrances. The book is divided in 17 Chapters and each divided in Sub- Topics to cover in depth text material, 5000+ MCQ and Previous Year Solved Papers. It includes ample number of questions and explanations to give aspirants an idea of the Question being framed in these above-mentioned examinations. Each chapter from the books contains Objective Question presented in two levels, 1st Level Caters to the Concept Building and 2nd Level Caters to Application Based Questions.At last, you will find 2017-15 Solved Papers of JEE Main and Advanced, BITSAT, Kerala CEE, KCET, AP and TS EAMCET, VIT, MHT CET and others to provide understanding of the ongoing pattern of the exams to come.DisclaimerI have never used these books, though I have used D C Pandey-Understanding Physics for Jee main and advanced.These books seem enough for Jee main.If you are using MCQ book D Mukherjee supplement theory with another book.