Math Tutoring or website for a 9th grader?

Question

What is the best math tutoring software of website that you know for an 9th grader?

Thank you

Answer 1

You may want to try a new curriculum if your child is having trouble.  Try teaching textbooks or chalkdust:

http://www.teachingtextbooks.com

http://www.chalkdust.com

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

The best that I know is MathUSee.com.  There are drills, pretests for different level books, you can purchase a video with your workbook.

Saxon math also has video instruction with its math program.  You can buy Saxon Math curriculum from CBD.com.

Answer 3

Teaching Textbooks is a curriculum that also acts as a "tutor in the computer".

http://www.teachingtextbooks.com

Here are some good math help sites:

http://www.aaamath.com

http://www.purplemath.com

Also, as part of Cosmeo's subscription, you also receive access to Nutshell Math, which is correlated to most math textbooks.

http://www.cosmeo.com

Answer 4

Try going to the website of Saxon Publishing.  I'm not sure if they offer online help, but I do know they have some of the best home-schooling Math books around.  I've taught for 23 years and found it to be the best.  It's a book that continually builds on your skills, firmly giving you a nice foundation with plenty of review.  Your time might be better used in a good textbook rather than a software program.  One software company that you might take a look at is PLATO... yet I have found it somewhat pricey for individuals.  Our school has it and it seems to meet our needs.  Another website that might offer some help is www.alternativeeducationbible.com

Answer 5

Aleks math!  http://www.aleks.com  There is even a one month free trial for homeschoolers! And it's a great program with no busy work. It uses artifical intelligence-students only work on concepts that they don't understand. I think your 9th grader will love it! My kids, ages 14,16, have use it for 2 years.

Warm Regards,

Jana

http://www.summerhouseliving.com

http://www.purehomeschooling.com

Answer 6

http://www.mathway.com/problem.aspx?p=ca...

great website.  From basic math to calculus