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Homeschooling Math
I am actually homeschooling myself in Math. I am an adult. I would like to work my way into Physics. I am starting, roughly, at the beginning. I have been using "Math You See" (It's actually just spelled with the letter "U" but this stupid thing won't let me do that cause it thinks I'm chatting) but my issue with them is that you really only have two options:
1. The Parent book with the Lesson Plan and DVD (which pretty much repeats the lesson plan), and the answer key in the back.
2. The Student book with no answer key, no lesson plan, but it has equations.
I am looking for a homeschooling program that, like Math You See, will cover basic math all the way up through at Least High School math, (ie calculus and trig), BUT Unlike Math You See, will have within the book:
A Lesson Plan
Sample Equations
Actual Equations
An answer key in the back
Is there anything like this on the market for a reasonable price? Or are they all pretty much set up like Math You See?
Thank you.
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Khan Academy. It's free and it's awesome. You can start as low as addition and subtraction and work your way all the way up to and past Physics. You learn through watching videos and completing practice problems. It's definitely worth a try because it's free, right? The site is actually very reputable; schools are even starting to use it. I hope it's what you're looking for and good luck! :)
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You might try typing into a search engine "Home schooling math resources." I did a number of different option were returned. Many of them were for on-line courses you could choose from some of which offered free work sheets.
You could also type in "Home Schooling Math Programs." To see what this returns. keep rephrasing the question in the search engine until you find the material you are looking for.
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