Please feel free to check out our sample lessons on any of the following math topics lower on this page. Each lesson is organized into three components: Demonstration, Tutorial, and Practice Problems.

In the Demonstration, a concept is introduced with a series of worked out examples. The examples are revealed step-by-step with explanations for all steps. We use animation, motion, and color to focus the students attention on the step being developed. Students can move forward a step at a time, or they may choose to jump to the conclusion if they feel they have seen enough to master the concept.

In the Tutorial, the student is led through the solution of similar problems. In this section, the student is asked questions that lead them to the correct solution.

Lastly, there are from 8 to 16 practice problems. The student submits an answer to a practice problem and it is immediately judged. If the answer is incorrect, they are shown a worked out solution. They are given a grade on the set of materials. At the end of a chapter, there are chapter tests to reinforce the concepts being developed.

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Elementary Algebra & Arithmetic
Lesson 1 Adding Integers.
Lesson 2 Graphing Inequalities in One Variable.

Mathematics for Liberal Arts
 
This is a traditional course taught at most colleges for those in non mathematics related majors. The topics are: Counting Methods, Probability, Elementary Statistics, and Financial Mathematics.