But not being geek , just wanna relearn because in high school I had anxiety issues some subjects , math , chemistry , physic . Anyways I would like you ask help . Can you find me material since 4th til 12th grade math so I can read and practice . I will appreciate for people help. Hope you can find that , because I was been looking online but couldn't find that.
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AbbeyLee
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There are videos and exercises. You can get a complete elementary through high school education (Plus AP for many subjects!) from that site for free.
jasperkent
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I always struggled in math classes, which baffled and annoyed my mom who was a math teacher.
There are three kinds of people in the world:
Those who can do math and those who cannot.
There are three kinds of people in the world:
Those who can do math and those who cannot.
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Professor Dave explains on youtube is a great resource for basic to advanced learning. I believe he has a playlist on maths which I've heard is quite good.
He does tend to go a bit fast so you might have to rewind once or twice (I know I did).
He does tend to go a bit fast so you might have to rewind once or twice (I know I did).
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what sort of maths in particular do you want to learn?
i'm guessing you are american so not sure where the grades line up to, but this is a resource used in the UK: GCSE bitesize aimed at students preparing for exams you take aged 15/16.
on the whole i find it easier to self direct learning with a particular task in mind. i have had success with this for programming (which i now do professionally) but i couldn't just decide i wanted to learn code. i needed a specific thing i wanted to code. so it might help you if you decide a specific mathematical principle at a reasonably high level that you want to learn. but that's just me.
either way, i wish you every success. if you have any specific bits you get stuck on give me a shout. i have a masters in maths and used to tutor it. i'm crap now cos i've caused myself some cognitive issues but at this sort of level i should be able to provide useful advice.
i'm guessing you are american so not sure where the grades line up to, but this is a resource used in the UK: GCSE bitesize aimed at students preparing for exams you take aged 15/16.
on the whole i find it easier to self direct learning with a particular task in mind. i have had success with this for programming (which i now do professionally) but i couldn't just decide i wanted to learn code. i needed a specific thing i wanted to code. so it might help you if you decide a specific mathematical principle at a reasonably high level that you want to learn. but that's just me.
either way, i wish you every success. if you have any specific bits you get stuck on give me a shout. i have a masters in maths and used to tutor it. i'm crap now cos i've caused myself some cognitive issues but at this sort of level i should be able to provide useful advice.
Joey
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First is the search in the search engine I used. Then the book which struck me as being your first go.
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