This is a list of digital resources that you may find beneficial....
A free online scientific calculator with advanced features for evaluating percentages, fractions, exponential functions, and more. This is a great resource, especially when calculating fractions and complex operations. Ask me to show you how to use it.
Other tools include a standard calculator, graphing calculator, matrix, calculator, and a Geometry tool.
There are thousands of videos out there to help you understand particular math concepts. Some are better than others.... Here are a few popular sites:
Short lessons in the form of videos, along with supplementary practice exercises and materials.
Originally created by a teacher for her students during the 2020 COVID lockdown, these videos are detailed lessons on a variety of middle school math and algebra topics. ( I like this one! Unfortunately, it's just videos)
Free math videos from basic math through Calculus. Each video is done by a different instructor so that students can see slightly different approaches and strategies to solving each problem. Students benefit from this, and gain confidence in learning from their fellow peers.
Each topic is also available in Spanish.
There are tons of videos listed by subject and subtopic from Pre-Algebra through Geometry. They are organized, helpful, and free!
Once watching a video, the tutor walks you through problems step-by-step with very clear explanations.
Math lessons organized by topic, generally taught between 3rd and 8th grade. Older students will find the lessons helpful for review.
Math planet is an online resource for elementary math through Geometry. It offers explanations, examples, and some video lessons.
A YouTube math education channel that offers instructional math videos to anyone looking for a little extra help.
The site uses puzzles, games, quizzes, worksheets, and a forum to help guide students through their learning.
Find helpful math lessons, games, calculators, and more. Get math help in algebra, geometry, trig, calculus, or something else.
Math lessons are designed to make math meaningful to the student. Each math lesson provides in-depth instruction ideal for learners of all ages and abilities.
Cliffs Notes has a section dedicated to Math (Basic Math through Calculus). They offer short topic reviews and quizzes.
Step-by-step explanations help you break down problems so you can learn as you go.
(This is a phone app and not meant to be used during tests or quizzes. It is for your benefit during instruction.)