The math library

Eight complete courses, every unit listed.

Each course is a full placement-to-mastery path — nine units, taught Socratically with the talking whiteboard, measured by real scored checks. This page doubles as MyTutor's scope & sequence: homeschool families can print it for curriculum records.

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Foundations

Pre-Algebra

The on-ramp. Number sense, fractions, decimals, percents, and negative numbers — the pieces that make or break algebra later.

  • 1. Number Sense & Order of Operations
  • 2. Factors, Multiples & Primes
  • 3. Integers & Negative Numbers
  • 4. Fractions
  • 5. Decimals
  • 6. Ratios, Rates & Proportions
  • 7. Percents
  • 8. Measurement & Geometry Basics
  • 9. Variables & Expressions
High School

Algebra I

The core of high-school math: equations, functions, lines, systems, exponents, polynomials, and quadratics — taught for understanding.

  • 1. Foundations & Expressions
  • 2. Linear Equations & Inequalities
  • 3. Functions & Notation
  • 4. Linear Functions & Graphs
  • 5. Systems of Equations
  • 6. Exponents & Exponential Functions
  • 7. Polynomials & Factoring
  • 8. Quadratic Functions
  • 9. Data & Statistics
High School

Geometry

Shapes, proofs, and spatial reasoning — angles through circles and solids, with the whiteboard drawing every figure.

  • 1. Foundations & Constructions
  • 2. Transformations & Symmetry
  • 3. Congruence & Triangle Proofs
  • 4. Similarity & Dilations
  • 5. Right Triangles & Trigonometry
  • 6. Circles
  • 7. Coordinate Geometry
  • 8. Area, Surface Area & Volume
  • 9. Probability
High School

Algebra II

Where algebra grows up: complex numbers, logarithms, rational and radical functions, sequences, and conics.

  • 1. Foundations & Systems
  • 2. Quadratic Functions & Complex Numbers
  • 3. Polynomial Functions
  • 4. Rational Expressions & Functions
  • 5. Radicals & Rational Exponents
  • 6. Exponential & Logarithmic Functions
  • 7. Sequences & Series
  • 8. Trigonometric Functions
  • 9. Statistics & Probability
High School

Trig / Pre-Calc

The bridge to calculus: trigonometry on the unit circle, identities, vectors, matrices, and polar coordinates.

  • 1. Functions & Their Graphs
  • 2. Polynomial & Rational Functions
  • 3. Exponential & Logarithmic Functions
  • 4. Trigonometric Functions
  • 5. Analytic Trigonometry
  • 6. Applications of Trigonometry
  • 7. Conic Sections & Parametric Equations
  • 8. Sequences, Series & the Binomial Theorem
  • 9. Introduction to Limits
High School

Calculus

Limits, derivatives, and integrals — the ideas explained out loud, one honest step at a time.

  • 1. Limits & Continuity
  • 2. The Derivative: Definition & Basic Rules
  • 3. Product, Quotient & Chain Rules
  • 4. Applications of Derivatives
  • 5. Curve Sketching & Optimization
  • 6. Antiderivatives & Indefinite Integrals
  • 7. The Definite Integral & the Fundamental Theorem
  • 8. Applications of Integration
  • 9. Introduction to Differential Equations
Advanced

Differential Equations

For the student racing ahead: first- and second-order equations, slope fields, systems, and Laplace transforms.

  • 1. Introduction & Classification
  • 2. First-Order Separable Equations & Models
  • 3. First-Order Linear Equations
  • 4. Exact Equations & Substitutions
  • 5. Second-Order Linear: Homogeneous
  • 6. Second-Order Linear: Nonhomogeneous
  • 7. Applications: Vibrations & Circuits
  • 8. Laplace Transforms
  • 9. Series Solutions & Systems
High School

Probability & Statistics

Reading data honestly: distributions, probability, inference, and why correlation isn't cause.

  • 1. Exploring Data
  • 2. Describing Distributions
  • 3. Scatterplots & Correlation
  • 4. Collecting Data
  • 5. Probability Basics
  • 6. Conditional Probability & Independence
  • 7. Random Variables & Expected Value
  • 8. The Normal Distribution
  • 9. Sampling & Inference

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