You’ll get access to all the videos, pdfs, and other course materials in the expandable topics list by clicking the blue button above or below.
There are 2-10 minute video lessons for about 90 topics, plus worksheets.
You’ll get access to all the videos, pdfs, and other course materials in the expandable topics list by clicking the blue button above or below.
There are 2-10 minute video lessons for about 150 topics, plus worksheets.
How many times have numbers made you uncomfortable? Has your learning ever stopped in its tracks because your head was spinning after seeing a calculation you didn’t understand? Have you ever heard people talking in numbers that made absolutely no sense to you?
By the time you finish calming your worry and anxiety about math, you could have already learned basic algebra skills in this fun, self-paced course with the simplest approach on Earth to acquire algebra skills FAST. I promise it won’t hurt. Not even a little bit.
I made this course because it saves me time as a teacher. I love teaching science classes, which often involve some element of math and algebra. Unfortunately, a lack of math skills has detracted from learning in more than one of my classrooms. I hear this is rather common. Instead of exhausting myself teaching math one-on-one, I produced this well-organized, self-paced algebra course so learners can get up to speed quickly, and I can continue teaching the science courses that I enjoy more than teaching math. You can learn more about my background here.
This pair of self-paced algebra course will teach you all the algebra skills you will really need outside of an actual math class. After all, what’s the point of learning math that will only ever be used in a math class? The approach of this course is to learn algebra by watching, writing, and learning the patterns of math. That’s all that math is: it’s just a pattern. This course is designed for learners new to algebra; however, it is also a handy review for learners studying for standardized exams like the SAT/ACT or thinking of pursuing a college degree that may at some point involve a calculation or two. You’ll also find some motivation for where and why math is used out there in the real world.
There are 18 follow-along problem sets in a series of videos lasting under ten minutes each. You’ll get the super printer friendly pdf files of the problem sets, so that you don’t need to waste time copying problems. Just follow along and learn at your own pace, pausing and fast forwarding as appropriate. Topics for Algebra WON and Algebra TOO are listed in the expandable navigation menu, and you can instantly access all these materials by clicking on the blue button below or also near the top of this page.