Same here. I was only home schooled, part time, for science and math in 8th grade. I had failed algebra 2 years in a row and really falling behind. I had been

Same here. I was only home schooled, part time, for science and math in 8th grade. I had failed algebra 2 years in a row and really falling behind. I had been to private school, public school, and a charter school. In one year of home schooling, my dad was able to get me from barely understanding functions to solving systems of equations, and also got me fluent in spreadsheets for data analysis. He was a Biochemistry undergrad, and he also got me to balancing stoichiometric equations by the end of the year. From my perspective it was really nice to move at my own pace. If I had trouble understanding something, we could slow down and really focus on things.