HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD AT THIS WEBSITE

please give me advice

I have 509,754 points and started 13 weeks ago at time of writing.

Just stop worrying about points and do all your courses and you’ll get lots in no time at all.

Hi Shawn!

First off, 170,000 Energy Points is actually an amazing start! Don't be discouraged—everyone you see with high point counts has just been using Khan Academy over a longer period of time.

Here are a few tips to build up your points quickly without burning out:

1. Focus on Unit Tests & Course Challenges: These give much larger completion bonuses than standard practice exercises.

2. Build a Daily Streak: Practicing even 15 minutes every day activates point multipliers and bonuses.

3. Explore Other Subjects: If you get stuck on a tough math topic, try taking a quick quiz in Grammar, Science, or Computer Programming to keep earning points while resting your brain.

Like Bookworm said, focus on learning and completing your topics—the points will naturally rack up before you know it!

aruloly123034585

"Practicing even 15 minutes every day activates point multipliers and bonuses."

No, it doesn't, that's a hallucination. Try writing posts yourself instead of using AI, or at the very least find a better model that isn't going to hallucinate about such basic information.

1. How are you supposed to do quizzes and tests without the practice? And as a matter of fact, most of the quizzes that I’ve come across award 0 points?

2. No, it doesn’t. I don’t know where your AI got that info from, but it’s false.

3. Okay, maybe you could if it’s easy for you, but you’re not going to get any better at your math. Just take a break altogether.

Thanks for the recognition. But maybe next time use your brains instead of Artificial Intelligence to write your stuff. Trust me, it’s a lot better for your brain growth.

(100% human written)

170,000 EP is still a solid amount! One thing you could try is exploring different subjects and completing lessons you genuinely enjoy, instead of chasing points alone. What matters most is how much you learn along the way, not just the number on your profile.