Math Help Links
Use the following websites below to find helpful examples, explanations, and demonstrations.
Graphing Utility
Desmos (click on launch calculator)
Quick graphing application that students can use to find solutions and explore function graphs in depth. Highly recommended to use with homework and studying notes.
General Math Courses
Khan Academy offers video lessons on EVERY topic offered at the high school level and has some college level mathematics. Students can complete example problems as well. The updates have greatly improved the format and fun of the site.
Offers practice problems on all high school math classes except calculus.
Homework Help for HOLT Algebra II textbook.
Interactive math website.
Holt Algebra II Study Guides by Chapter
Provides a study guide overview of each section of the chapter. Good Study Tool.
Website offers an interactive approach to problem solving and provides step-by-step solutions.
Reading based math learning website. Fully worked out examples are explained in detail.
Similar to Khan Academy with some more interesting presentations.
HippoCampus Algebra and Geometry Math Tutorials
Video tutorials on ALL algebra and geometry concepts.
Math tutorials for precalculus, calculus, and statistics.
Lessons, games, and information on all subjects.
Lessons on all math courses.
AP Calculus Courses
HippoCampus Calculus & Advanced Math Tutorials
Video tutorials on ALL calculus and trigonometry concepts.
University of Houston Video Calculus Lessons
Detailed video lessons on all calculus topics.
Mooculus On-Line Calculus (With a free online textbook!)
Coursera course with a textbook, video lectures, problem sets, and more.
Great resource for calculus AB and BC. Materials from Lamar University.
MIT High School Calculus Resources
Links to all AP calculus topics with detailed explanations.
Interactive explanations and tutorials of major calculus (and pre-calculus) topics.
AP Statistics
This website provides tutorials and tools to help students solve statistics problems.
A fun website that allows students to discover that correlation DOES NOT imply causation.