High School Algebra: Tutorials, Study Guides and Web Resources for Students, Teachers and Parents
Algebra dates back to ancient times when Babylonians solved quadratic equations using almost the same methods that high schoolers are taught today. Our High School Algebra Web Guide explains math concepts for parents; offers homework help, extra practice and tutorials to the math-phobic student; and gives teachers tools to help students truly understand algebra.
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Teaching Algebra
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Algebra at Home
These resources can help you help your children learn algebra at home and assist them with their schoolwork.
Insights for Algebra at Home
- Ask your child’s teacher what the class is studying and supplement those subjects at home. The “Teaching High School Algebra” section of this Web guide will be of particular interest to many parents and can provide inspiration for ways to get your child interested in algebra.
- Don’t worry if you feel a little rusty working with a subject you haven’t touched in years; many sites with algebra resources have “pre-algebra” sections that can provide a refresher course. Having your children teach concepts to you is another great way to get a refresher and can help your children clarify concepts in their own minds.
- The “High School Algebra Help” section of this guide is full of interesting sites to help explain and interest students in algebra. You may want to browse that section for sites to show your child or sites that you and your child can use together.
Top Sites for Algebra at Home
For algebra reference …
Algebrahelp.com
offers a basic online tutorial that can be helpful for parents with little or no algebra background. Also check out the “Algebra Study Tips” section for guidelines on helping your students work well at home.
Math League's
“Introduction to Algebra” also provides explanations of algebra basics if your memory needs jogging.
For algebra homework help …
Homeschool Math
collects links to mostly free algebra tutorials and lessons, in addition to other helpful tools such as the “Online Equation Editor,” which parents can use to write their own equations at home.
HelpAlgebra.com
includes an online textbook, articles on algebra fundamentals and even articles on algebra history. Use this site to clearly and coherently explain algebra concepts to your children.
Math.com
has a parent’s section designed to support parents while helping their kids with homework. It includes clear and direct explanations of algebraic principles; a section for formulas, dictionaries, biographies and math tables; and a guide to tutoring options.
Rice University's
math department has a great calendar lesson that you and your child can use to integrate algebra into everyday life.
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