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For students taking math currently: please see below for in person supports AND digital resources to support your learning.
For students taking math currently: please see below for in person supports AND digital resources to support your learning.
For student not currently in math, it is recommended that you use the digital resources:
For student not currently in math, it is recommended that you use the digital resources:
- to stay refreshed throughout the year
- fill any gaps before the next course
- review topics over the summer
- look ahead and give yourself more time with the upcoming topics
Note: You are welcome to any STEM clinic time slot, anytime during the year! We are ready to support you!
1st Step: Your teacher!
1st Step: Your teacher!
Your teacher works with you daily in class and knows what areas to best help you with.
Ask questions in class and attend your teacher's extra help hours.
Need more practice worksheets? Feel free to ask your teacher or browse digital resources (below).
Extra Help: STEM Clinic
Extra Help: STEM Clinic
STEM clinic offers math and science help:
2025-26 schedule coming soon...
Each session has peer tutors and teacher(s) to support all students! 👍
Courseware (digital resource)
Courseware (digital resource)
The Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC) at the University of Waterloo has FREE online modules for students. Courseware includes math topics for grades 7-12. Students can use this resource for gap filling, review or enrichment.
BHN Math (digital resource)
BHN Math (digital resource)
BHN Math is a public website created by an Ontario teacher. This website is in development, it is currently best for the grade 9 math course MTH1W.
FREE online tutoring and more digital resources
FREE online tutoring and more digital resources
Jensen Math (best for reviewing before the next course)
Jensen Math (best for reviewing before the next course)
Need help with some elementary school skills? Some prerequisite skills here
Is your next course Grade 10 Math (MPM2D)? Review grade 9 exponents + polynomial expressions, solving equations, graphing skills, slope and first differences, linear equations, pythagorean theorem
Is your next course Grade 11 Math (MCR3U/MCF3M/MBF3C)? Review grade 10 factoring, quadratic relations, solving quadratic equations, trig
Is your next course Grade 12 Advanced Functions + Calculus & Vectors? Review all of the MCR3U course. See previous grades links if needed.
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