Homeschool Math Curriculum from YourTeacher.com

YourTeacher.com - http://www.yourteacher.com/homeschoolmath.php - offers four complete homeschool math courses covering Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2. What makes our program such a great resource for homeschooling is that we provide a personal math teacher inside every lesson, available on demand. In other words, every one of our online lessons features video examples from an actual teacher at a whiteboard, interactive practice problems with audio explanations, multiple choice self-tests with grade tracking for homeschool parents, and plenty of printable resources, such as extra problems, chapter tests, a complete solutions manual, and much more. At YourTeacher.com, we know that teaching middle school and high school math is not easy, and home school parents have so much on their plates already, so imagine being able to sit back and relax, while your child simply logs in at the computer to access our online lessons, and we provide the entire math curriculum, and all of the instruction that goes along with it. Our founder was a math teacher at one of the top private schools in the U.S., so you can feel confident that your child is receiving the best possible education in math from YourTeacher.com.

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[LovelyYTRocks]

Thank you!

:)

[ProJanitor]

Really appreciate the videos, sir - thank you so much for them.

[MarkKronenbergNYC]

Look up "Math 1-2-3 Intro" for private home math tutoring.

[sohoyankee66]

thanks for everything, Mike.

[alvinjaques]

Online lessons are great to have as they are easy to get plus one can see them again and again to clear any doubts.

[MathsRider]

Thanks for this great video. It was very helpful.

[ProJanitor]

or hell, a private school

i went to one and people there were actually decent/nice

[mbro96]

The lessons are great, and its nice to have all the facts there. However, it is a bit inconvenient to be told the facts without them being glued in with (1) analogies, (2) logic, and (3) common sense. The main thing is analogies, because this tells you what the reason for the problem is (e.g. - I'm measuring land and architecture). You actually know what you're dealing with. But, I don't like word problems, either!

[passaic51423]

you're a great teacher!!