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Nice Ad post, there are A LOT of free resources to learn math on the web, why go through $49/month ? People are citing Khan Academy which I warmly recommend, th
by burrish 3y ago
Nice Ad post, there are A LOT of free resources to learn math on the web, why go through $49/month ?
People are citing Khan Academy which I warmly recommend, there are a lot of good Math teachers teaching math on YouTube,
and there is also OpenStax.org [1] which releases free public books on different subjects including... you guessed it... math !
Go check it out ! But maybe for some people, spending money is a necessity because it motivates them to finish the courses. It happens.
[1] - https://openstax.org/subjects/math https://openstax.org/subjects/math
- wodenokoto 3y agoThere are plenty of resources that will go through proofs and tell you about math. Much fewer resources that will give you exercises and some sort of framework to help you move through them. Khan does this really well for up to high school. Not really sure about beyond that. I think a good service could be worth $50/month, but I agree it’s a tough ask.
- felideon 3y agoDo you know how much people pay for tutoring for their kids IRL? You might find a college student willing to charge $25 an hour or whatever, but if you take them to one of those corporate tutoring places you’re looking at $400/mo at minimum. $50 is a bargain when you have nervous parents whose kids are struggling and Math is hurting their GPA.
- burrish 3y ago$0 is a bargain too :)