No videos, and Saxon Math has an excessive number of exercises/problems for an adult learnerAnonymous wrote:The Homeschool Edition of Saxon Math is widely used in that community and has a solid curriculum.
www.RainbowResource.com has that, and many other math options. They also have a comparison table across the many math curricula which they sell. Have them send you a printed catalog. Something there will suit your needs.
Then you would like Thinkwell - look at a sample of the lectures first to see if they're engaging or too childish for you. Some other options are VideoText and Math Without Borders. All three are self-pacedAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you! I will look into these suggestions. I have a physics degree, which is basically applied math, but that was 30 years ago. I also have a MA in Education and a year of high school math and science teaching experience. I am looking to refresh my skills and potentially pivot back to teaching. I am good at math, just need the basics--some lectures and practice. I want to get through Calculus again, at least.
AOPS is written to the student and there are extra problems online. It doesn’t have lectures but it might be a good fit.
I know about AOPS and it does interest me, but I really, really like lectures. I am an auditory learner, no doubt.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you! I will look into these suggestions. I have a physics degree, which is basically applied math, but that was 30 years ago. I also have a MA in Education and a year of high school math and science teaching experience. I am looking to refresh my skills and potentially pivot back to teaching. I am good at math, just need the basics--some lectures and practice. I want to get through Calculus again, at least.
AOPS is written to the student and there are extra problems online. It doesn’t have lectures but it might be a good fit.
I know about AOPS and it does interest me, but I really, really like lectures. I am an auditory learner, no doubt.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank you! I will look into these suggestions. I have a physics degree, which is basically applied math, but that was 30 years ago. I also have a MA in Education and a year of high school math and science teaching experience. I am looking to refresh my skills and potentially pivot back to teaching. I am good at math, just need the basics--some lectures and practice. I want to get through Calculus again, at least.
AOPS is written to the student and there are extra problems online. It doesn’t have lectures but it might be a good fit.
Anonymous wrote:Thank you! I will look into these suggestions. I have a physics degree, which is basically applied math, but that was 30 years ago. I also have a MA in Education and a year of high school math and science teaching experience. I am looking to refresh my skills and potentially pivot back to teaching. I am good at math, just need the basics--some lectures and practice. I want to get through Calculus again, at least.