If you are like me, ever since your kids finished Algebra, you have been at a loss of how to help them. You have hired tutors, purchased video based curriculum, and prayed. Well, that's what I have done anyway.
My youngest is currently doing Algebra 2 and every now and then she presents me with a problem I don't understand... I don't want to understand it either. It put us both in very boo-math moods.
But in my quest to find new ways to explain old problems to her, I turned to YouTube and therefore discovered Yay Math. Ahhh... It's awesome.
Math videos are recorded in an actual classroom by a full time math teacher. There is interaction between the teacher and student and important questions are asked and answered. They videos do get kind of silly, but I like that... If you need dryer material, there's Khan Academy which I also like... but Yay Math is my new favorite for free math help online.
Here's a sample of a Yay math video:
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This blog is the journal of a mom and family in our 9th year of homeschooling. I am passionate about education as a whole and feel that homeschooling can also be used to prevent struggling high school students from being dropouts.
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~Guest posts are accepted from people who can speak with authority on homeschooling, preferably from first hand experience.
Online Children's Learning Games
Learn about FREE Curriculum at FREEHOMEED.COM
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
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Thanks for posting this on your blog! Would I have your permission to show your page on the Yay Math Facebook page? Thanks so much for your feedback.
Warmly yours,
Robert Ahdoot
Founder, yaymath.org
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